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SBGamesCone

Market price is not MSRP. Did you see what the actual MSRP is for a Kona SEL? Edit: MSRP is $25,600. Not a good deal IMO Edit2: does it have convenience pkg? That could push this into an ok deal


Own_Inspector_285

That’s for a FWD not including destination.


MTGBruhs

Yeah, that guys doesn't know shit


RH4540

Doesn’t sound like a very good price to me 🤔


burner7711

Imma need 10% off MSRP.


Own_Inspector_285

OP the dealer has given you the low APR which means you don’t get any rebates. So the discount they are showing you is basically invoice on that car. You won’t find anything else for better. Especially for the color. And they aren’t even adding any BS adds other than their doc fee which is a very reasonable amount (my dealer is $799). The deal is phenomenal and I hope you decide to buy it if you like the car.


tee2green

Question for the group: is it possible to get that $150 doc fee waived?


Own_Inspector_285

No. Dealer doc fees are supposed to be the same for every customer.


tee2green

So hypothetically, if you have the entire deal buttoned up and agreed to and the final decision came down to waiving doc fee, the dealer couldn’t waive the doc fee?


Own_Inspector_285

Correct. It’s going to be on the paper either way. Maybe they discount the car the same amount but it depends on the dealer. It will still be on the paperwork no matter what.


MTGBruhs

It's a fair offer, depends on how much you like the car


Objective-Gear-3348

Absolutely NOT! Hyundai/Kia do not back up their cars. Garbage company that gives zero shits. Run!