Hard to believe but Hyundai is coming off their most successful month on US soil ever!!! Sales volume was 60,467 vehicles up 47% with Accents and Elantras leading the way. Also in the news, Hyundai Group (which includes Kia) rose to the number 4 spot, passing Ford. Not to shabby for one of the newer players in the game. They may be newer to the scene then some of the others but they have a lot of exciting products coming down the line.
The highest card in Hyundai’s hand is their new upcoming Sonata codenamed “YF” which will be introduced as a 2011 car, and of course, manufactured in Montgomery, Alabama (as well as other places for the rest of the world). The car was styled at Hyundai’s Irvine, California, studios, though it is uncertain how much of the development work was done at their Ann Arbor, Michigan, engineering center.
This car is Hyundai’s biggest seller in North America, and it is the bread and butter of the line, competing with the heavy hitters of the industry, including the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Nissan Altima and Chevrolet Malibu, among many others.
Another thing that Hyundai is talking about is the upcoming Sonata Hybrid using new lithium polymer batteries. The technology is not copied from either Honda nor Toyota, but is to use Hyundai’s self-engineered six speed automatic transmission with a powerful motor-generator between the transaxle and the direct-injection four cylinder engine
All in all its an exciting time to be a Hyundai owner and a Hyundai Dealer.
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Saturday, September 5, 2009
Friday, June 12, 2009
Review of the Week- Hyundai Sonata
This week I'm going to review the Hyundai Sonata. I could just use my words because I am a Sonata owner. I bought this car for my wife last year to replace my Toyota truck and we went with a Sonata GLS 4 cylinder. She loves it and even lets me drive it some times like when it needs gas or its due for an oil change. Seriously we love the car and I recommend this car to all my friends and family members that are in the market. Okay lets see what kind of reviews it has.
What Edmunds.com says
With a brand-new interior and improved engines, the 2009 Hyundai Sonata re-establishes itself as a serious contender in the cutthroat midsize family sedan segment. It should definitely be on your shopping list.
2009 Hyundai Sonata Vehicle Overview
Introduction
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery. But what happens when the imitator becomes better than the imitated?
For years now, Hyundai has had its sights set on Toyota. The Japanese giant's strategy for its vehicles is to make them reliable, impeccably made, conservative in style and comfortable to ride in. Hyundai has taken that approach to heart, and the 2009 Hyundai Sonata is proof positive that it has gotten it right. In fact, not only has the updated Sonata caught up to the mighty Camry, it's driven past it.
For 2009, Hyundai's midsize family sedan sees several key changes. Both the four- and six-cylinder engines have received an influx of power, while raising fuel economy at the same time. That's worthy of a thumbs-up any day. The biggest news, however, resides inside. While this generation Sonata's original cabin was hardly an environment worth shaking a finger at, Hyundai was never pleased with it from the get-go. This year's complete makeover performed on the center stack, gauges and center console has led to an overall design that is more user-friendly and better looking. Materials have also been improved, while the top-level Limited trim boasts a tasteful blend of color combinations, wood-grain accents and alloy trim. To be frank, this is the Lexus-lite interior we were expecting when Toyota's all-star was last redesigned. Hyundai has delivered it instead.
When the Hyundai Sonata was redesigned three years ago, it gave the top family sedans a run for their money -- in fact, we ranked it over the Accord and Camry in a 2006 comparison test. Since then, both of those rivals have been completely redesigned, as have the impressive new Nissan Altima and Chevrolet Malibu. The changes for 2009 bring the Sonata back closer to par. Although we're not sure it's still the class beater, the case can certainly be made that Hyundai has built a better Camry than Toyota did. Perhaps the imitated should become the imitator.
All this from edmunds.com, they sound pretty impressed as will you after you drive it, no matter what trim level its a GREAT car.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301 ext 1162
What Edmunds.com says
With a brand-new interior and improved engines, the 2009 Hyundai Sonata re-establishes itself as a serious contender in the cutthroat midsize family sedan segment. It should definitely be on your shopping list.
2009 Hyundai Sonata Vehicle Overview
Introduction
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery. But what happens when the imitator becomes better than the imitated?
For years now, Hyundai has had its sights set on Toyota. The Japanese giant's strategy for its vehicles is to make them reliable, impeccably made, conservative in style and comfortable to ride in. Hyundai has taken that approach to heart, and the 2009 Hyundai Sonata is proof positive that it has gotten it right. In fact, not only has the updated Sonata caught up to the mighty Camry, it's driven past it.
For 2009, Hyundai's midsize family sedan sees several key changes. Both the four- and six-cylinder engines have received an influx of power, while raising fuel economy at the same time. That's worthy of a thumbs-up any day. The biggest news, however, resides inside. While this generation Sonata's original cabin was hardly an environment worth shaking a finger at, Hyundai was never pleased with it from the get-go. This year's complete makeover performed on the center stack, gauges and center console has led to an overall design that is more user-friendly and better looking. Materials have also been improved, while the top-level Limited trim boasts a tasteful blend of color combinations, wood-grain accents and alloy trim. To be frank, this is the Lexus-lite interior we were expecting when Toyota's all-star was last redesigned. Hyundai has delivered it instead.
When the Hyundai Sonata was redesigned three years ago, it gave the top family sedans a run for their money -- in fact, we ranked it over the Accord and Camry in a 2006 comparison test. Since then, both of those rivals have been completely redesigned, as have the impressive new Nissan Altima and Chevrolet Malibu. The changes for 2009 bring the Sonata back closer to par. Although we're not sure it's still the class beater, the case can certainly be made that Hyundai has built a better Camry than Toyota did. Perhaps the imitated should become the imitator.
All this from edmunds.com, they sound pretty impressed as will you after you drive it, no matter what trim level its a GREAT car.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301 ext 1162
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Hyundai Elantra Touring
The Elantra Touring is in the news again. This time in an article from Jenny White of the NY Daily.
The perfect mix: Hyundai Elantra combines popular features from many vehicles
by Jenny White
Tuesday, June 2nd 2009, 4:00 AM
The Elantra Touring has all the makings of a hit for Hyundai.
With the best parts of a sedan, wagon and hatchback combined into a great-riding, roomy and attractive vehicle, I’ve found the next car I want to buy.
Remember those books when you were a kid, in which you could mix and match body parts, (head, torso and feet) to make funny concoctions like a police officer with horse legs and a cowboy hat on? That’s what the Touring Elantra is like.
Up front, it looks like a sporty, small hatchback. Inside, in the rear seats, it looks and feels like a midsize sedan, and the cavernous rear cargo area is like what you’d find in a wagon. It’s the best of three worlds.
The 2009 Elantra Touring is powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 138 horsepower and 137 pound-feet of torque. These 138 horses work hard to give the Elantra Touring a get-up-and-go takeoff.
A five-speed manual transmission is standard; a fourspeed automatic is optional.
Gas mileage is great in the Touring. I got a whopping 25 miles per gallon during the week I drove the Touring — on the highway and in city traffic.
As good as the drive is in the Touring, the real selling point is inside the cabin. As a hatchback, the Elantra Touring provides a surprising amount of space. According to Hyundai, it can hold a maximum of 65 cubic feet of space, which is twice that of a Mazda 3 and a few more cubic inches than many compact SUVs.
Some standard features include air conditioning, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, power windows and door locks, heated mirrors, remote keyless entry, eight-way adjustable driver’s seat with lumbar support, a 172-watt AM/FM/XM audio system with six speakers and fog lights. USB/iPod auxiliary inputs are also standard.
The Elantra Touring comes fully stocked with antilock disc brakes with brake assist, traction and stability control, front-seat side airbags, side-curtain airbags and front seat active head restraints.
In government crash tests, the Elantra Touring received a perfect five stars for its performance in a frontal collision and four stars in a side collision.
The price tag for the Elantra Touring is a reasonable $18,500, less than most of its competitors.
The press on this car has been pretty favorable and if you come in to drive it you will quickly see why. Mention this blog when you buy your New Hyundai Elantra Touring at Dutch Miller Hyundai and your first oil change is on me.
Call Ernie, Billie, Les or Jason and schedule your test drive.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
Sales Manager
304-529-2301 ext 1162
Saturday, May 16, 2009
My Car of the Week
I'm going to start something new and cover 1 car a week.
This week its the Hyundai Elantra.
First lets see what Edmunds.com has to say:
2009 Hyundai Elantra Vehicle Overview
Introduction
If you're reading this, that means you've stumbled upon the 2009 Hyundai Elantra. Good for you, because like Aladdin discovering the lamp inside that giant sand cavern, the Elantra represents a rewarding find among a variety of seemingly more tantalizing choices. Although compact sedans like the Honda Civic, Mazda 3 and Toyota Corolla get most of the attention from car buyers, the Elantra manages to match or even beat these little big boys at their own game, while featuring a lower price and a longer warranty. It's certainly a diamond in the rough.
For starters, the Elantra is the most spacious vehicle in the compact sedan class -- it's so big, in fact, that the EPA classifies it as a midsize. This can best be experienced in the backseat, where a high-mounted bench, generous foot room and ample head clearance make it an easy fit for full-size adults. The front seat also provides an impressive amount of space for taller drivers, given that competitors are often inhospitable for those north of 6 feet. The trunk and storage cubbies are also sizable.
On paper, the Elantra's engine is unremarkable. It's a 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 138 horsepower and a heavy iron block. In the real world, however, it's surprisingly responsive and fuel efficient, with only a somewhat agricultural engine note at high rpm being a distraction. Once under way, the Elantra continues to impress with a smooth ride and confidence-inspiring handling. As long as you opt for the Popular Equipment package, even the lower trim level GLS cossets its passengers with a generous amount of features and a handsome, well-built cabin. In short, this Hyundai feels much more expensive than it is.
Now in its third year, the current-generation Elantra carries over with only the addition of a new USB/iPod audio jack, redesigned gauges and radio displays and enhanced suspension and steering tuning (although we never really complained about either). All said, the 2009 Hyundai Elantra continues to be one of our top choices in the compact sedan category -- especially for buyers who prioritize space and comfort over a fun driving experience. If your priorities are reversed, you should check out the Mazda 3. And if you're somewhere in the middle, try the Honda Civic. But no matter where you think you may land, congrats once again for stumbling upon the Elantra. We can't promise a genie, but you should at least be pleasantly surprised.
This is a pretty good review and this car comes at a great price and has some good programs to help it fit in your budget.
If you are looking for a mid-size car at small car prices the Elantra she be on your list.
Mention this blog and receive your 1st oil change free with the purchase of any new Hyundai.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
304-529-2301 ext 1162
This week its the Hyundai Elantra.
First lets see what Edmunds.com has to say:
2009 Hyundai Elantra Vehicle Overview
Introduction
If you're reading this, that means you've stumbled upon the 2009 Hyundai Elantra. Good for you, because like Aladdin discovering the lamp inside that giant sand cavern, the Elantra represents a rewarding find among a variety of seemingly more tantalizing choices. Although compact sedans like the Honda Civic, Mazda 3 and Toyota Corolla get most of the attention from car buyers, the Elantra manages to match or even beat these little big boys at their own game, while featuring a lower price and a longer warranty. It's certainly a diamond in the rough.
For starters, the Elantra is the most spacious vehicle in the compact sedan class -- it's so big, in fact, that the EPA classifies it as a midsize. This can best be experienced in the backseat, where a high-mounted bench, generous foot room and ample head clearance make it an easy fit for full-size adults. The front seat also provides an impressive amount of space for taller drivers, given that competitors are often inhospitable for those north of 6 feet. The trunk and storage cubbies are also sizable.
On paper, the Elantra's engine is unremarkable. It's a 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 138 horsepower and a heavy iron block. In the real world, however, it's surprisingly responsive and fuel efficient, with only a somewhat agricultural engine note at high rpm being a distraction. Once under way, the Elantra continues to impress with a smooth ride and confidence-inspiring handling. As long as you opt for the Popular Equipment package, even the lower trim level GLS cossets its passengers with a generous amount of features and a handsome, well-built cabin. In short, this Hyundai feels much more expensive than it is.
Now in its third year, the current-generation Elantra carries over with only the addition of a new USB/iPod audio jack, redesigned gauges and radio displays and enhanced suspension and steering tuning (although we never really complained about either). All said, the 2009 Hyundai Elantra continues to be one of our top choices in the compact sedan category -- especially for buyers who prioritize space and comfort over a fun driving experience. If your priorities are reversed, you should check out the Mazda 3. And if you're somewhere in the middle, try the Honda Civic. But no matter where you think you may land, congrats once again for stumbling upon the Elantra. We can't promise a genie, but you should at least be pleasantly surprised.
This is a pretty good review and this car comes at a great price and has some good programs to help it fit in your budget.
If you are looking for a mid-size car at small car prices the Elantra she be on your list.
Mention this blog and receive your 1st oil change free with the purchase of any new Hyundai.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
304-529-2301 ext 1162
Monday, May 11, 2009
Hyundai Genesis
It just keeps getting better and better.
The 2010 Genesis Sedan named "Best New Model"
The 2010 Genesis, Hyundais flagship car has been named the "Best New Model" by Kiplinger's Personal Finance. The editors of the renowned magazine selected best new vehicles in 11 categories and put the Hyundai Genesis sedan on top of the "$30,000-$45,00 sedan" category ahead of the Nissan Maxima, Audi A4 and Acura TL.
" Picking this car as a standout was easy. As the first true luxury car from Hyundai, the Genesis earns its name. The exterior may remind you of other luxemobiles, but its simple lines,sleek interior and Euro driving dynamics will impress all but the most hardcore snobs." said Mark Solheim, automotive editor, Kiplingers Personal Finance.
The Genesis Sedan which is available with a choice of 3.8L V6 or the award winning Tau engine, is the perfect blend of luxury, technology and advanced safety features. Being named a Best New Model by Kiplinger's Personal Finance is a testament to its combination of exhilarating performance, sophisticated design and tremendous overall value.
This car is a testament to where the Hyundai brand is headed, and just another reason why I am pleased to be where I'm at. To experience the the ride call and schedule a test drive with Ernie, Les, Billie or Jason.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
304-529-2301 ext 1162
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
New Month---New Incentives--Same Great product
Well today might be April Fools Day but buying a Hyundai is never a fools bet. Once again Hyundai is leading the pack and everyone is following. The list of new rebates is out and no drastic changes but they made the Low APR program better with 0% on a bunch of vehicles AND you still get almost the whole rebate. Just a teaser but I've got a big sale getting ready to kickoff. Stay tuned for further details.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301 ext 1162
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301 ext 1162
Friday, March 20, 2009
Hyundai Sonata
Hyundai Sonata- 143% INCREASE!!!!!!
February Trend Engine report shows that Korean automaker Hyundai’s Assurance Program may be paying off. The automaker started off 2009 with an aggressive marketing campaign promoting its Assurance program, which allows a buyer who loses his or her job to return a newly-purchased vehicle with no affect to credit. The program has been highlighted on Super Bowl and Oscars ad buys and through online media buys on sites like AutoTrader.com that directly target in-market car-shoppers. As a result, in February the Sonata midsize sedan saw interest rise 143% over February 2008, pushing it from 82nd to 20th place among all new vehicles viewed on AutoTrader.com. Additionally, interest in Hyundai as a manufacturer doubled year-over-year, making Hyundai the 7th most-viewed new car brand on AutoTrader.com in February. ATLANTA – March 3, 2009 – AutoTrader.com’s
“Hyundai’s Assurance Program shows that there is still an interest in buying cars, and that the challenges in new-car sales are in-part driven by uncertainty around the economy,” said AutoTrader.com President and CEO Chip Perry. “While most manufacturers have been scaling back marketing activities, Hyundai has been one of a handful that has instead increased its spend, allowing it to communicate compelling messages on-line and in traditional media about the Assurance program and the Genesis luxury sedan’s recent selection as the 2009 North American Car of the Year.”
Its easy to see why Hyundai is gaining momentum. The Mid-size Sonata is very affordable but when coupled with a $2000 Consumer rebate AND $1500 loyalty incentive, thats' an almost unbelievable deal
Call me or email me or follow me on twitter to keep up with all the latest and greatest deals
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
Sales Manager
304-529-2301 ext 1162
email dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
February Trend Engine report shows that Korean automaker Hyundai’s Assurance Program may be paying off. The automaker started off 2009 with an aggressive marketing campaign promoting its Assurance program, which allows a buyer who loses his or her job to return a newly-purchased vehicle with no affect to credit. The program has been highlighted on Super Bowl and Oscars ad buys and through online media buys on sites like AutoTrader.com that directly target in-market car-shoppers. As a result, in February the Sonata midsize sedan saw interest rise 143% over February 2008, pushing it from 82nd to 20th place among all new vehicles viewed on AutoTrader.com. Additionally, interest in Hyundai as a manufacturer doubled year-over-year, making Hyundai the 7th most-viewed new car brand on AutoTrader.com in February. ATLANTA – March 3, 2009 – AutoTrader.com’s
“Hyundai’s Assurance Program shows that there is still an interest in buying cars, and that the challenges in new-car sales are in-part driven by uncertainty around the economy,” said AutoTrader.com President and CEO Chip Perry. “While most manufacturers have been scaling back marketing activities, Hyundai has been one of a handful that has instead increased its spend, allowing it to communicate compelling messages on-line and in traditional media about the Assurance program and the Genesis luxury sedan’s recent selection as the 2009 North American Car of the Year.”
Its easy to see why Hyundai is gaining momentum. The Mid-size Sonata is very affordable but when coupled with a $2000 Consumer rebate AND $1500 loyalty incentive, thats' an almost unbelievable deal
Call me or email me or follow me on twitter to keep up with all the latest and greatest deals
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
Sales Manager
304-529-2301 ext 1162
email dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
Friday, February 20, 2009
Hyundai Loyalty Incentives
A LOYAL CUSTOMER. You are what every business strives for every day. You are invaluable to any business. But especially the automobile business. We want to thank you.
Right now, Hyundai is celebrating you: The Loyal Hyundai Owner. While ALL other car brands continue to see deep sales declines, Hyundai is UP over 14% and climbing. Why? You already know:
Outstanding Value. The Best Warranty in America. Trouble free driving. And now, The Hyundai Assurance Program to give you peace of mind in an uncertain time when you purchase your next Hyundai.
Come see us at Dutch Miller Hyundai and ask about the current special incentives for Loyal Hyundai Owners ONLY. Your special Thank You is in addition to all other offers! Just another example of how Hyundai takes care if it’s customers.
At Hyundai, we appreciate your business and your loyalty to our brand. We stand behind our products and our customers like no other automobile company. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
Sales Manager
304-529-2301 ext 1162
email
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
Right now, Hyundai is celebrating you: The Loyal Hyundai Owner. While ALL other car brands continue to see deep sales declines, Hyundai is UP over 14% and climbing. Why? You already know:
Outstanding Value. The Best Warranty in America. Trouble free driving. And now, The Hyundai Assurance Program to give you peace of mind in an uncertain time when you purchase your next Hyundai.
Come see us at Dutch Miller Hyundai and ask about the current special incentives for Loyal Hyundai Owners ONLY. Your special Thank You is in addition to all other offers! Just another example of how Hyundai takes care if it’s customers.
At Hyundai, we appreciate your business and your loyalty to our brand. We stand behind our products and our customers like no other automobile company. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
Sales Manager
304-529-2301 ext 1162
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Hyundai + Quality = Value
Hyundai and quality?!! A few years ago people wouldn't have used those two words in the same sentence. But, my how things have changed. In the latest Consumer Reports magazine the Hyundai Genesis ranked Number 1. That is higher than the Lexus ES 350, Toyota Avalon, Acura TL and the Nissan Maxima. The Hyundai Azera Limited (Hyundai Previous Flagship automobile)ranked in the 6th spot in the Highly Competitive "Large Upscale Car" category. This not only puts a feather in their cap, but shows their commitment to quality. Not only with the quality of these two upscale vehicles but also the rest of their fleet. With their commitment to provide the consumer with safety and quality for a low price makes the whole Hyundai line an extremely good value. For years we heard the slogan oil and vinegar will never mix but with Hyundais'hard work over the years Hyundai and quality will no longer fit into the category of things that don't mix.
-Storf
-Storf
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Loyalty loyalty loyalty
Hyundai's theme right now is "LOYALTY". Both ways, they are trying to be loyal to their customers and are rewarding the ones that have been loyal to them. They have some incredible programs. The message at least to me is that the people that believed in Hyundai and bought cars when Hyundai was growing are being rewarded with loyalty incentives. So come down and see my staff Ernie, Billie, Les and Jason and bring your title or registration to qualify for your Incentives. As my own personal incentive bring a copy of this blog and when you buy a car from one of my sales people and your first oil change is on us. Valid for the month of February
And Remember if it doesn't say "DUTCH" your paying way toooo much.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301 ext 1162
email me at
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
And Remember if it doesn't say "DUTCH" your paying way toooo much.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301 ext 1162
email me at
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
Monday, January 26, 2009
Radio Commercials
I had to do a couple of radio commercials this morning with Tom Roten from WVHU 800 AM for Dutch Miller Hyundai and if you have never done this, its harder then it looks. Of course Tom made it very easy, I can't wait to hear them. I will say that it was kinda fun and for me its easy to get excited over the products we sell as I beleive in them. I had a customer over the weekend that came from Charleston and the last thing she told me before she left is that "we were worth the drive". So if your reading this and wonder whether its worth coming to Huntington Wv to buy a car, I would have to tell you the answer should be a resounding YES. Remember "If it doesn't say Dutch your paying way to much.
If you need prices or have questions don't hesitate to contact me.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301 ext 1162
or email at
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
If you need prices or have questions don't hesitate to contact me.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301 ext 1162
or email at
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
Friday, January 16, 2009
World according to Dan
There was an older movie called The World according to Garp and during Desert Storm our Skipper on the USS Saratoga would get on the loud speaker system and tell us about The World according to Mobley(Captain Mobley) so I guess I can do The world according to Dan.
Buying a car.... there are some incredible deals out there for the person thats in the market or just looking to get the most bang for there buck. Where to look.... look at car companies that will be around, to service their vehicles to stand behind their product, to stand behind their customers!!! Hyundai is there. Americas best warranty, 2009 Car of the Year and the Hyundai Assurrance program. Used cars, you can buy a used Hyundai that has more factory warranty left then what someone elses car comes with brand new. This also helps it retain it's value. Make sure you drive what ever you are looking at, make sure it meets your needs.
Please feel free to contact me if I can be of any assistance in your buying process.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
Sales Manager
304-529-2301 ext 1162
or email or instant message me
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
dutchmillerdan@aim.com
Buying a car.... there are some incredible deals out there for the person thats in the market or just looking to get the most bang for there buck. Where to look.... look at car companies that will be around, to service their vehicles to stand behind their product, to stand behind their customers!!! Hyundai is there. Americas best warranty, 2009 Car of the Year and the Hyundai Assurrance program. Used cars, you can buy a used Hyundai that has more factory warranty left then what someone elses car comes with brand new. This also helps it retain it's value. Make sure you drive what ever you are looking at, make sure it meets your needs.
Please feel free to contact me if I can be of any assistance in your buying process.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
Sales Manager
304-529-2301 ext 1162
or email or instant message me
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
dutchmillerdan@aim.com
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Great Payments on GREAT CARS
Since 1961, you’ve known the name “Dutch Miller” has meant getting a great deal on a new or pre-owned vehicle in this area. You see the license tags all over town. When they added Hyundai to the family many years ago, Sam Miller not only brought you America’s Best Warranty – a full 10 years, 100,000 miles, he also brought you the best VALUE in the car business. Do all the research you want on the internet, in the car magazines, or the vehicle ratings services…you’ll find that Hyundai has better vehicles, with better gas mileage and a better warranty….all for thousands less than the competition. I’ve driven them and I can vouch for it. You’ve got Sonata’s as low as $268 a month, Elantras starting at $208 a month, and Accents as low as $178…..there’s even zero percent financing and thousands of dollars in rebates on many Hyundai models. And at Dutch Miller Hyundai Sam’s even got the deal-making Storf, Dan Hartmanstorfer, running around thinking that everything you trade in should be worth at least 3 thousand dollars. All this sounds incredible, right? Good deals all over the place? Interested, but want some more? Well, here’s the kicker, you can’t make a mistake, because Dutch Miller Hyundai is offering you something no one has ever dared before. Purchase a new Hyundai, and if you lose your income, you get physically disabled, you get transferred overseas, any of a bunch of things that would hurt you and your family financially….and we’ll let you simply return it. We’re in it together. That’s peace of mind. That’s Dutch Miller Hyundai, 1202 Washington Avenue. That’s why everyone knows that if you don’t shop Dutch, you’ll pay way too much.
Hyundai, Its a product I believe in, I own one and love it.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions on buying a car, even if your doing it somewhere else.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
or instant message me.
THANK YOU AND HAVE A GREAT SHOPPING DAY
The Storf
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Since 1961, you’ve known the name “Dutch Miller” has meant getting a great deal on a new or pre-owned vehicle in this area. You see the license tags all over town. When they added Hyundai to the family many years ago, Sam Miller not only brought you America’s Best Warranty – a full 10 years, 100,000 miles, he also brought you the best VALUE in the car business. Do all the research you want on the internet, in the car magazines, or the vehicle ratings services…you’ll find that Hyundai has better vehicles, with better gas mileage and a better warranty….all for thousands less than the competition. I’ve driven them and I can vouch for it. You’ve got Sonata’s as low as $268 a month, Elantras starting at $208 a month, and Accents as low as $178…..there’s even zero percent financing and thousands of dollars in rebates on many Hyundai models. And at Dutch Miller Hyundai Sam’s even got the deal-making Storf, Dan Hartmanstorfer, running around thinking that everything you trade in should be worth at least 3 thousand dollars. All this sounds incredible, right? Good deals all over the place? Interested, but want some more? Well, here’s the kicker, you can’t make a mistake, because Dutch Miller Hyundai is offering you something no one has ever dared before. Purchase a new Hyundai, and if you lose your income, you get physically disabled, you get transferred overseas, any of a bunch of things that would hurt you and your family financially….and we’ll let you simply return it. We’re in it together. That’s peace of mind. That’s Dutch Miller Hyundai, 1202 Washington Avenue. That’s why everyone knows that if you don’t shop Dutch, you’ll pay way too much.
Hyundai, Its a product I believe in, I own one and love it.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions on buying a car, even if your doing it somewhere else.
Dan Hartmanstorfer
Dutch Miller Hyundai
304-529-2301
dutchmillerdan@yahoo.com
or instant message me.
THANK YOU AND HAVE A GREAT SHOPPING DAY
The Storf
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