The Original i30 Owners Club
GENERAL STUFF => GENERAL DISCUSSIONS => Random Chit Chat => Topic started by: Greenthumbs47 on August 17, 2011, 13:12:27
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Hello and hope another member whose bought an AUTO SX i30 recently, can tell me how good a deal I should expect during the sales coming up this weekend?
Appreciate your feedback as a new member looking specifically to making a purchase when the prices should be at their best.
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Welcome Greenthumb... I'm sure some of our friendly members will be able to point you in the right direction.. :goodjob2:
Although, not everyone wants to divolge exactly what they paid for their car...
A good start would be to browse carsales.com for their best deals on the model you are looking for .. It makes a big difference if you are a cash buyer with no trade.. If you have a trade it is obviously the changeover that matters.. :winker:
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I got what I thought was an OK deal by buying a PreReg which had only the 15mls delivery milage on the clock. Without run ning round to get all the paperwork out I think I paid 8.350 UKP's plus my 7yr old Toyota Yaris. The Yaris, despite having quite low milage was in fact coming up for major spend in that. When Idid a tight figure of eight to ets the CV joints they where clicking noticable and, since I am now too old and fat to be crawing about under cars I would have had to pay a garage to do the work, ergo, time to get rid...
Anyhow I got my i30 edition with the deal I have just outlined... then waited for the usual peeps (no one here of course) to crawl out of the woodwork saying "Oh I coulda got one one cheaper than that" or.... well ya know what I mean :scared:
Anyhow, good luck with your adventure, keep us informed :goodjob: :goodjob: :goodjob: :goodjob:
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Oh I forgot to say, Welcome to the club, how rude of me.... :welcome: :welcome: :welcome: :oops: :oops: :oops:
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P.S. Asa forgot to mention you will need to allow for exchange rates and the the cost of freight from the UK if you want to use that price as a guide :winker:
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Decide on your budget + or- a few $ as to what you want to pay and if it comes within that price then just go for it.
I've found that by waiting/checking other dealers/suppliers the deal that was on the table gets pulled and you end up paying more.
ps Welcome to the site
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I agree with Lester .. play hard ball to a certain extent but if they can find you the right colour at a fair price just go for it.. :goodjob:
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this is a guide, but of course doesn't allow for the trade in negs
http://www.discountnewcars.com.au/hyundai/i30/default.aspx (http://www.discountnewcars.com.au/hyundai/i30/default.aspx)
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tks for your tips here; the 'discount new cars.com' link is very helpful; much appreciated you answering my call. Tks for the welcome too.