I've been offered two Ariyas in FL at MSRP (well... lower because I have the reservationist offer) so what you are seeing is not unbelievable.Elk Grove always sells MSRP, I test drove one there, Not sure if ACTUALLY for sale but it does say IN STOCK seems confusing? also shows VIN# Could these be POSSIBLE Cancellations from other Reservation holders??
I just saw were Hyundai is intentionally keeping supply low to drive residual value. Kinda like supercar companies do. At the end of the day I believe majority of consumers pay the price as they keep most people from being able to buy one.I've been offered two Ariyas in FL at MSRP (well... lower because I have the reservationist offer) so what you are seeing is not unbelievable.
There is plenty of EV supply. I can buy almost any available within a few weeks (or immediately off the lot) at MSRP except the weirdly low supply ones (Ioniq 5 Limited and GV60 Advanced).
I don’t think that is the case. I think Limiteds have low margins but the budgety SE that they seem to produce 10s of thousands of - have higher margins due to inflated price. I think the Limited is a bargain but the SE is overpriced by $3K at least. Cloth seats in a $45K car? No premium audio, no front sensor, no 360 camera etc. and RWD at that price and barely any faster than an ICE SUV.I just saw were Hyundai is intentionally keeping supply low to drive residual value. Kinda like supercar companies do. At the end of the day I believe majority of consumers pay the price as they keep most people from being able to buy one.
Sick! Take your business elsewhere like Tustin Nissan or wherever that honors MSRP. Every Nissan dealer should be very happy customers are willing to pay MSRP especially what Tesla has done7 New 2023 NISSAN ARIYA in Stock serving Daly City, San Francisco, San Mateo & Oakland, CA (goldenstatenissan.com)
Inventory from some dealerships in SF bay area...each having markup of $5k