Hyundai Discovers The Key To A Shaky Market And Broadens Assurance Program When Will Others Follow?

Convinced low prices and skyrocketing incentives won’t draw buyers to new-car showrooms in the current economic climate, Hyundai Motor America Inc. says it may have found a better answer for boosting sales.

In fact, the recently launched Hyundai Assurance Program has been such a hit Hyundai already is planning to announce an optional extension of the buyer-protection offer next month.

Currently, the free program promises the auto maker will take back vehicles in the first year of ownership from buyers who lose their incomes as a result of the deepening recession.

But under the extended program, customers will be able to purchase an additional two or three years of protection.

 

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Agent009 - 1/21/2009 4:04:45 PM

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You only have so many characters you can use before you run out of room.

veyron1001 - 1/21/2009 8:58:58 PM

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Tough luck. They were not mentioned. Its not like the lame I have a great chance my new car that can be repossessed but the deal looks too go to pass up red tag sale.

CarCrazedinCali - 2/1/2009 12:24:03 PM

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I think it's a great idea. Let's see what everyone else thinks.