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James Atkinson - 04 Jan 2006 03:44 GMT

Is 17000 a fair price for a Sonata GL AT? Can be better than this? price is
after 500 rebate (that expires today).

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Rob - 04 Jan 2006 03:56 GMT

> Is 17000 a fair price for a Sonata GL AT? Can be better than this? price
> is
> after 500 rebate (that expires today).

4 or 6 cylinder? I got the LX for 19,490 after rebates. Your price sounds
fair for a 6. Look up the dealer price on the web. www.Edmunds.com

Rob

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James Atkinson - 04 Jan 2006 04:21 GMT

> > Is 17000 a fair price for a Sonata GL AT? Can be better than this? price
> > is
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> Rob

Fair for a 6? Oops! I was talking of the GL 4 cyls. I was pleased to be
under the invoice 400...

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Matt Whiting - 04 Jan 2006 11:39 GMT

> Is 17000 a fair price for a Sonata GL AT? Can be better than this? price is
> after 500 rebate (that expires today).

I paid $16,300 for a GL standard shift, so this sounds comparable to that.

Matt

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Green99 - 04 Jan 2006 14:17 GMT

I just checked on Consumer Reports web site (I am a paid subscriber or
I would send you the link). The bottom line for a 2006 GL AT is
$17,110. It is not entirely clear to me whether or not that accounts
for the $500 rebate on their web site. I think it does NOT. If I am
right, $16,610 looks like the best you can probably do.

> > Is 17000 a fair price for a Sonata GL AT? Can be better than this? price is
> > after 500 rebate (that expires today).
>
> I paid $16,300 for a GL standard shift, so this sounds comparable to that.
>
> Matt

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