2015 Memorial Day Holiday Car Sales feature Hyundai & Kia models The Korean sisters are at it again, pushing all the buttons on early deals featuring holiday promotions. While Kia hypes the new K900, a $60k rear-wheel drive luxury sedan, Hyundai promotes the cheapest lease payment on the planet, a $99 a month Accent, most will find alluring, until they get behind the wheel. (Beware this car has a stick shift and no extras.) The Optima and Sonata, the bread and butter of these car lines, offers a multitude of features and option packages with price ranges a few hundred to a thousand less than the staple Camry, Altima and Accord they are copied from and compete against. However, the top tier Hyundai is actually MORE expensive than a Camry. While the appeal of the Kia/Hyundai 10 year, 100k mile warranty continue to lure many, Toyota has countered with 2 years free maintenance.

CASH BONUS and SPECIAL 0% or 1.9% FINANCE REBATES

The rebates and incentives on Toyota and Nissan are approximately $1500.00 combined customer cash and financing incentive. or you take the low 1.9% and the $1000.00 Hyundai has $1000.00 plus $750 on most cars or the 0% for 60 mos. But the best of them all is the KIA OPTIMA with HUGE lease incentives up to $4000.00! The Kia Optima is also offering 66 mos. at 0% for approved buyers.

                           

COMPARE 2015 TOYOTA CAMRY and HYUNDAI SONATA

                      The telling point here is that the top of the line Hyundai is actually MORE money than the Toyota, for similar features. Stay tuned for more Memorial Day Deals… Memorial Day 2015 overview ————————— Sarah Lee is an automotive writer, personal car concierge and commercial fleet manager. If you need free advice on your car problem, question, issue, contact her at sarahlee at mycarlady dot com for a confidential conversation. She has over 25+ years of automotive experience. She writes about Cars, and is a staunch consumer advocate on car related subjects. Call Sarah Lee for more information: 702-521-7546 —————————————————– ]]>