stehsegler said...
actually, I have looked at the iLoad simply because the price seems to good to be true. From business point of view it's a pretty good proposition. Not sure I'd buy one privately... different story if you can buy it through your business.
The biggest problem with the Hyundai brand in general is that the re-sell value is quite poor. I remember a friend if mine had an Excel a few years back. It was cheap to buy but after about 3 years the car started falling apart... and I mean that literally. Some parts of the car simply fell off. Luckily they weren't essential to the operation of the car. Then when it came to selling the car he had a pretty hard time.
Of course that was a few years back. Hyundai might have improved since.
What are the asking for it? Given the current market you will have a lot of bargaining power even with brands like Volkswaagen or Mercedes... or better especially because the market is tough at the moment.
I hear what you are saying with the resale value, I think hyundai cars are looked at as an inproving brand the i30 seems to get good reviews and they back themselves with the warrenty
