Hyundai
Hyundai I am taking a break from insurance due to the economy, and started a new job with Hyundai at South point in Austin. I will pay a referral fee to anyone that directs traffic to me. I know its not american, but is a good product. If anyone wants a good deal I will knock every dollar i can off a car as this is a volume position not one that needs to hold every dollar to make a commission.
Ask for Kevin Folsom
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Ask for Kevin Folsom
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Who cares if it's not american brand, it creates american jobs. They have a plant in Alabama. Most import manufacturers have plants in the US.
Not to mention all the components that are needed to build it that are also sourced from companies in the US.
Good luck at the job.
Not to mention all the components that are needed to build it that are also sourced from companies in the US.
Good luck at the job.
Staging Lane
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From: Houston, Tx
Hyundai has come a Long way from what it was even just 5 years ago. I have a 2010 Genesis coupe and it is a FUN sports car. I really miss my Formula but this is a fun car that gets decent gas mileage.
On The Tree
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From: Katy/Cypress/Pearland, Texas Bitches!
Uhhh.... Not to **** in your cereal.
I was seriously looking at a used 2010/2011 Sonata as a DD.
I went to Classic Chevrolet to look at a 2012 Sonata and less than 5 min. of starting it, something fried under the hood and caught fire. It smelt like burt rubber and electrical components. The car would not start again and was still smoking when we left. The sales guy (Greg Kap) was like... "Hmmmm... thats peculiar"
I googled Sonata Electrical issues and found out it's a serious issue.
Decided to go with a trusted brand... Honda.
All cars have their issues but id rather deal with premature break pad wear than electrical issues.
I was seriously looking at a used 2010/2011 Sonata as a DD.
I went to Classic Chevrolet to look at a 2012 Sonata and less than 5 min. of starting it, something fried under the hood and caught fire. It smelt like burt rubber and electrical components. The car would not start again and was still smoking when we left. The sales guy (Greg Kap) was like... "Hmmmm... thats peculiar"
I googled Sonata Electrical issues and found out it's a serious issue.
Decided to go with a trusted brand... Honda.
All cars have their issues but id rather deal with premature break pad wear than electrical issues.
