Who is still looking for an Ioniq 5 SEL lease in Northern California?
I’ve been working on finding a Ioniq 5 deal in Norcal, and finally found a dealer willing to go close to March pricing. Hoping to work out a slightly better deal through a group buy, as they have a number of SELs left.
DM me if interested - looking like mid 7000s for one-pay 24/12,
I don’t think a group lease will work in this case. I had better luck targeting aged inventory in the Bay Area. Stevens Creek Hyundai has a black SEL RWD that has been on their lot for 179 days. They offered $7500 all-in on a one-pay. They’ll also try to beat competing quotes too
The salesman I was dealing with at Stevens Creek was offering to beat the offer sheets I was showing to him. That seemed to be key.
Ended up getting an SEL RWD from another dealership
Future Hyundai in Concord is offering $3k off MSRP on some SEL RWD. If their selling price is truly $3k off MSRP and you can keep them from adding junk fees (paint protection, warranty, etc) and they stick to .0019 MF, then a one-pay should end up close to $7k
I’m not sure what category to put this in. I’m not a broker. Mods please inform if incorrect. I saw a lot of interest in IONIQ 5s on the forum in NorCal and I thought I’d try my best in helping people get deals.
NorCal Only One-Pay
2024 IONIQ 5 SEL RWD - $7700
2024 IONIQ 5 LIMITED RWD - $10100
White may be a bit more, but you can inquire with them upon calling.
I know it is not the best deal, but it’s pretty good in my opinion. Tax based on local dealership tax. - 9.5%
The offer is up until the end of the month
Please DM if you are interested. Out of respect for the dealer, I will not post their information outside of DMs.
Thanks for all of the reply folks. I got a dealer down to $6750 on a SEL, but it’s gone now - I believe to a LH. I have been hunting a limited under $9k, but have been unsuccessful so far. As I continue to find SELs in the mid 7000s, I will send them to those of you who DM’d in order. My wife decided she really wants leather.
I have talked to every single dealer in Norcal, and most in Socal. Bottom line is, the dealers change their motivation daily. This type of one-pay buyer demand is something new to them. I get the sense that Hyundai dealers are not used to people who have done much homework.
Last month, Fontana Hyundai was the best, doing $5999 on the SEL. They got incredibly arrogant this month and want north of $10k for the same SEL.
In the next few days, I’m going to blast all of the dealers again with a group buy offer, so will see if they bite in the last few days of the month.