631grant said:It's no big surprise when their only offering above and beyond the usual
is a 375 HP luxury car when we can't even get gas at any price and Wall
Street
has taken our money as bonuses and golden parachutes. Duh??? Think
diesel you stupid marketing people!!!!!
Hyundai is reporting that it too was burned in September. Sonata sales
were the only area of increase, with a jump of some 31.7 percent, to a
total of 8,629 for September. (The nasty little asterisk is that the
Sonata is so heavily sold to fleet that Hyundai no longer breaks out the
actual [...]
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http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/hyundais-september-sales-down-254/
Bob M said:631grant said:It's no big surprise when their only offering above and beyond the usual
is a 375 HP luxury car when we can't even get gas at any price and Wall
Street
has taken our money as bonuses and golden parachutes. Duh??? Think
diesel you stupid marketing people!!!!!
Hyundai is reporting that it too was burned in September. Sonata sales
were the only area of increase, with a jump of some 31.7 percent, to a
total of 8,629 for September. (The nasty little asterisk is that the
Sonata is so heavily sold to fleet that Hyundai no longer breaks out the
actual [...]
Read More:
http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/hyundais-september-sales-down-254/
Yes, but look at the segment that Hyundai targets... apparently middle to
lower income based on its cars' retail prices. And, as the owner of two
07
Sante Fe's (because 2 cost the same as even a new Grand Cherokee) I am
speaking from first hand experience - we are the segment that has been
most
effected by this economic crunch. I notice that there is an abundance of
higher end cars mostly on the road now and also filling up with premium at
the pumps when many of us put in only what we can afford now.
Doesn't take a brain surgeon...
631grant said:Hey, I'm retired on fixed income so I'm not biting on any overpriced gas
guzzling luxury car! I have a Sonata that is the daily driver and a 2003
Sedona that I only put 3000 miles a year on. And around here in Georgia,
there is NO premium at all!!! Most stations don't even have gas! Regular
is $4.09 a gallon!! If Hyundai is targeting low and middle income, what in
the hell are they doing promoting the Genesis in every other commercial on
TV?? Yes, there are a lot of high end SUV's on the road because the fools
bought them when they thought they were invulnerable and invincible, just
like they bought that 1/2 million dollar house with nothing down and great
rates. Screw them all now.
Bob M said:631grant said:It's no big surprise when their only offering above and beyond the usual
is a 375 HP luxury car when we can't even get gas at any price and Wall
Street
has taken our money as bonuses and golden parachutes. Duh??? Think
diesel you stupid marketing people!!!!!
Hyundai is reporting that it too was burned in September. Sonata sales
were the only area of increase, with a jump of some 31.7 percent, to a
total of 8,629 for September. (The nasty little asterisk is that the
Sonata is so heavily sold to fleet that Hyundai no longer breaks out the
actual [...]
Read More:
http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/hyundais-september-sales-down-254/
Yes, but look at the segment that Hyundai targets... apparently middle to
lower income based on its cars' retail prices. And, as the owner of two
07
Sante Fe's (because 2 cost the same as even a new Grand Cherokee) I am
speaking from first hand experience - we are the segment that has been
most
effected by this economic crunch. I notice that there is an abundance of
higher end cars mostly on the road now and also filling up with premium at
the pumps when many of us put in only what we can afford now.
Doesn't take a brain surgeon...
Paradox said:You should retire to Arizona, regular is about $3.30 a gallon and you
could
find a gas station if you were blind.
The real loser the last few months I think is Kia who brought out the
Borreago about 6 years too late.
631grant said:Hey, I'm retired on fixed income so I'm not biting on any overpriced gas
guzzling luxury car! I have a Sonata that is the daily driver and a 2003
Sedona that I only put 3000 miles a year on. And around here in Georgia,
there is NO premium at all!!! Most stations don't even have gas!
Regular
is $4.09 a gallon!! If Hyundai is targeting low and middle income, what in
the hell are they doing promoting the Genesis in every other commercial
on
TV?? Yes, there are a lot of high end SUV's on the road because the
fools
bought them when they thought they were invulnerable and invincible, just
like they bought that 1/2 million dollar house with nothing down and
great
rates. Screw them all now.
Bob M said:631grant wrote:
It's no big surprise when their only offering above and beyond the usual
is a 375 HP luxury car when we can't even get gas at any price and
Wall
Street
has taken our money as bonuses and golden parachutes. Duh??? Think
diesel you stupid marketing people!!!!!
Hyundai is reporting that it too was burned in September. Sonata
sales
were the only area of increase, with a jump of some 31.7 percent, to
a
total of 8,629 for September. (The nasty little asterisk is that the
Sonata is so heavily sold to fleet that Hyundai no longer breaks out the
actual [...]
Read More:
http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/hyundais-september-sales-down-254/
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Yes, but look at the segment that Hyundai targets... apparently middle to
lower income based on its cars' retail prices. And, as the owner of
two
07
Sante Fe's (because 2 cost the same as even a new Grand Cherokee) I am
speaking from first hand experience - we are the segment that has been
most
effected by this economic crunch. I notice that there is an abundance of
higher end cars mostly on the road now and also filling up with premium at
the pumps when many of us put in only what we can afford now.
Doesn't take a brain surgeon...
You should retire to Arizona, regular is about $3.30 a gallon and you
could find a gas station if you were blind.
The real loser the last few months I think is Kia who brought out the
Borreago about 6 years too late.
Eric G. said:Ha, good one. Try NJ. We're at $3.02 in a few places today. We have the
lowest gas tx in the country.
Hey, I'm retired on fixed income so I'm not biting on any overpriced gas
guzzling luxury car! I have a Sonata that is the daily driver and a 2003
Sedona that I only put 3000 miles a year on. And around here in Georgia,
there is NO premium at all!!! Most stations don't even have gas! Regular
is $4.09 a gallon!! If Hyundai is targeting low and middle income, what in
the hell are they doing promoting the Genesis in every other commercial on
TV?? Yes, there are a lot of high end SUV's on the road because the fools
bought them when they thought they were invulnerable and invincible, just
like they bought that 1/2 million dollar house with nothing down and great
rates. Screw them all now.
Bob Adkins said:It's a nice car, but if you can't afford it, just ignore the
commercials.
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Bob
631grant said:Hey, I'm retired on fixed income so I'm not biting on any overpriced gas
guzzling luxury car! I have a Sonata that is the daily driver and a 2003
Sedona that I only put 3000 miles a year on. And around here in Georgia,
there is NO premium at all!!! Most stations don't even have gas! Regular
is $4.09 a gallon!! If Hyundai is targeting low and middle income, what
in the hell are they doing promoting the Genesis in every other commercial
on TV??
Edwin Pawlowski said:They are no longer targeting only the low and middle income buyers. They
are going for a piece of the luxury market. The Azera was to catch the
Buick/Lincoln /Avalon owner, the Genesis is after the BMW/Lexus/Mercedes
owners. Those people not only can afford a nice car, they can afford to
put the gas in it.
No matter how much or how little you want to spend, they want to take your
money. Years ago the Big 3 did t hat with different brand names, now some
auto makers will do it with one.