[*Darci*]

I personally like the Stone Blue.....

 

[CASD]

My Cruz order is for Stone Blue SEL I'm all about MPG and cost...

 

[*Darci*]

My Cruz order is for Stone Blue SEL I'm all about MPG and cost...

I will be 64 in Sept . Cost is a major concern to me also. If I find the Hyundai dealership here is marking up this vehicle, it's bye bye birdie for me. used car prices here in Florida are rediculous here too. i just may sell my 20218 Challenger. Get my 1970 Cleveland powered Montego on the road. It's a driver. Heck the engine is worth more than the car probably. LOL.

 

[*Darci*]

My Cruz order is for Stone Blue SEL I'm all about MPG and cost...

I reserved a Stone Blue Limited with turbo awd, by the way. Have not idea what the price will be. 35k is my max MSRP!

 

[CASD]

I reserved a Stone Blue Limited with turbo awd, by the way. Have not idea what the price will be. 35k is my max MSRP!

I turned 64 in May... I'm looking for my last truck...Lets hope its a Hyundai...

 

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I will be 64 in Sept . Cost is a major concern to me also. If I find the Hyundai dealership here is marking up this vehicle, it's bye bye birdie for me. used car prices here in Florida are rediculous here too. i just may sell my 20218 Challenger. Get my 1970 Cleveland powered Montego on the road. It's a driver. Heck the engine is worth more than the car probably. LOL.

I hear you! Already sold my Mini Cooper DD and driving a Honda CRV that is an older parents car that recently gave up driving. Once I'm into my new ride (whatever that may be), it will get sold off as well.

Like you, I'm reigniting my 1968 Travelall 4X4 Adventure Rig project today. Hope to get the new dual gas tanks spec'd out, full disk brake conversion problem identified and see if I can fire it up once again with the new Edelbrock 1405/6 carb that was installed years ago, but has a huge initial starting problem without starter fluid. At this point, I'm considering scrapping the carb and going EFI to fix the starting issue, plus give it much better fuel mixture for altitude changes.

With that running, my options widen and timeframe lengthens for my next new car purchase.

Where's the pricing for the Santa Cruz!!!