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joela
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Posted: 06/23/06
02:49 AM
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Hyundai Motor America has cut $700 from the sticker price of the base model Santa Fe SUV for the 2007 model year.
The redesigned Santa Fe carries a base price of $21,595, including shipping, the company said Thursday. The price drop comes even as the automaker increases the shipping charge from $600 for the 2006 model to $650 for the 2007 model.
The 2007 will reach dealerships this month, the automaker said.
More info here:
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060623/FREE/60623002/1024/LATESTNEWS
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Posted: 06/23/06
08:24 AM
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i would never drive one no matter how much they cost i don't trust korean cars any further than i can throw them
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joela
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Posted: 06/23/06
09:16 AM
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 Burtreyn0lds:
i would never drive one no matter how much they cost i don't trust korean cars any further than i can throw them
Biased? 
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Carletti
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Posted: 06/25/06
12:06 PM
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See I would've agreed with Burtreyn0lds as soon as a year ago, until I heard some Hyundai's were winning awards over Toyota's. However, aside from the reliability concerns, I still would try to acquire a Toyota/Honda/anything other than a Hyundai. When a company has the originality of basing its logo on the italics of another make, that's when I know it's not worth my money.
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