Yes, that's $30,871(including tax and DMV fee) + my 2009 GLS Sonata.
The only proof I have that the Dealer owned the SRT8 is the car fax which shows he purchased the car with 1,000 miles on it. Although this dealership comes "highly recommended" from a friend of mine and they seem to have an honest reputation.
The dealer has the original window sticker which shows an MSR of $49,640 and includes the Interior Appearance Group, SRT Option Group II, 430N Media Center and Auto Trans.
In hindsight it's a little unfair to ask for everyone's opinion since I haven't described my Sonata. The Sonata is the low end model with 55k miles. The interior shows some wear and the driver's seat has a hole in the fabric. The outside has a few dings but no rust.
You think that 10K+ miles on a two year old vehicle is HIGH? <--Roughly FIVE THOUSAND miles of driving a year. Unless your hobby is looking at your cars, I find that statement ridiculous.
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You think that 10K+ miles on a two year old vehicle is HIGH? <--Roughly FIVE THOUSAND miles of driving a year. Unless your hobby is looking at your cars, I find that statement ridiculous.
high for a SRT
average or low for a normal car
most SRT's are weekend drivers/ stored winters
ive seen tons of IE for sale with 1,000-2,000 miles on them in the past few months on Ebay
and YES my hobby IS looking at my car!
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IM GOING TO DRIVE OVER YOUR CAR
AND DO A BURNOUT ON YOUR HOOD!
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