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Would you buy a 2008 Hyundai Sonata for $12,500? 22,000 miles, pretty good shape?

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  • Depends on which trim model your looking at but that seems to be a decent price. If that's for a fully loaded Sonata I think that's very good. If it's for the base model then I think that's average. Just like with all used cars get as much info you can, have a tech take a look at it if possible, and give it a good... Read More
  • I definitely would. My boyfriend got a 2006 for around $13k last year and we're VERY pleased with it. Quiet car, powerful (if you get the V6, but judging by the price you're giving its probably an I4, which is still good), great looks.. I'd definitely go for it. I'm a Toyota/Honda girl myself but my 1998 Toyota Rav4... Read More
  • Many/most manufacturers built their cars for average travelling distance of of 12,000 miles each year The locality/vicinity where it is mostly driven also affect the service life of the car The type of careful/careless driving the car has been subject to, most critical to the car service life Do compare with asking... Read More
  • Probably a decent deal, but you can buy a 2009 Hyundai Accent for about 10,000 and it won't have but a few miles on it. Whatever amount it takes the dealer to move the car from one place to another. When I bought my Accent in 2007 it had 8 mile on it.
  • That sounds like it may have seen rental service. Keep an eye out for signs of typical rental car abuse but if it checks out, I'd say go for it. I'm sure you'll love it.
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The mid-size sedan segment is the most popular and hotly contested in the United States. Even though the 2008 Hyundai Sonata was redesigned and introduced as an all-new 2006 model, it is tied for being the oldest in this group. (The Ford Fusion was also introduced in 2006, the Nissan and Toyota in 2007, and the Honda in 2008.)

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