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Hyundai dealership incentives? (self.evs)
submitted 1 year ago by Cheers to c/[email protected]
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I'm in ATL and just got an email that one of my local dealerships is being incentived to sell 50 vehicles by the end of this month. They're saying they're motivated, but I don't see any other discussions of this going on. Anyone else seeing this?

For what it's worth, they're celebrating 6mos with about 25% of their 2023 ionic 5 fleet, they're about to hit 6 months on their first ioniq 6, and they have a couple ioniq '22s that have had a birthday on the lot.

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[โ€“] Cheers 1 points 1 year ago

Update after going to the dealer. No incentives, just a waste of time. "We marked it down another 1k+7.5k if you lease" (after marking up Hyundai's MSRP 1.5k). The 7.5k is the typical federal credit pass through.