Craig Sutherland
Finance Manager
765-587-5421
csutherland@kiaofmuncie.com
I feel like a Muncie Rep today. I didn't even buy anything from them.
Don't get me wrong, I really appreciate Muncie for what they are doing and their upfront pricing. I promote them when I can. However, most dealers will(and should) price match Muncie for EW. Muncie is not giving away these EW's, most (not so greedy) dealers will be happy with profit they would make with price match. I know some prefer to get EW from their purchasing dealer to put the EW on the loan.
I tried that with my dealer, they wouldnt not match the price. So off to Craig I went.Don't get me wrong, I really appreciate Muncie for what they are doing and their upfront pricing. I promote them when I can. However, most dealers will(and should) price match Muncie for EW. Muncie is not giving away these EW's, most (not so greedy) dealers will be happy with profit they would make with price match. I know some prefer to get EW from their purchasing dealer to put the EW on the loan.
What people don't often know, is they do not have to buy EW from the same dealer. If the dealer will not price match, they can decline the EW and call Muncie after they buy the car.
You are correct. I was glad I found this Forum before buying. I waited to see what my dealer offered me for the EW and it was almost double what Muncie was offering. I said no thanks, that's way to high, so they came down a little bit. That is when I dropped the Forum and Muncie price on them. By the look of the finance guys face, I think he was aware of it. So they offered the EW at $50 over what Muncie was offering. That was close enough for me so I went with thatDon't get me wrong, I really appreciate Muncie for what they are doing and their upfront pricing. I promote them when I can. However, most dealers will(and should) price match Muncie for EW. Muncie is not giving away these EW's, most (not so greedy) dealers will be happy with profit they would make with price match. I know some prefer to get EW from their purchasing dealer to put the EW on the loan.
What people don't often know, is they do not have to buy EW from the same dealer. If the dealer will not price match, they can decline the EW and call Muncie after they buy the car.
I'm pretty sure deductible depends on what tier EW plan you purchase. I think no deductible with premium tier.
Don’t put the EW on your vehicle loan - Muncie will finance it at 24 months 0 % saving even more $$$.Don't get me wrong, I really appreciate Muncie for what they are doing and their upfront pricing. I promote them when I can. However, most dealers will(and should) price match Muncie for EW. Muncie is not giving away these EW's, most (not so greedy) dealers will be happy with profit they would make with price match. I know some prefer to get EW from their purchasing dealer to put the EW on the loan.
What people don't often know, is they do not have to buy EW from the same dealer. If the dealer will not price match, they can decline the EW and call Muncie after they buy the car.
Personally I pay my EW upfront. I was just stating some people like to do that for the convenience. I did not know Muncie had 0% for 24 months, that is good to know.
Ummmmm this is awesome!
the platinum warranty Muncie sells has a $0 deductible
I know; I was asking @Wgraham2410 if the EW he purchased has a $0 deductible.
I purchased the platinum plan which covers all except below. I paid $2926. The plan is not less than 10 years. There is a $100 copay per incident.
Cancel it now and work with Kia of Muncie - you'll cut the cost in half and have zero deductible. Search Muncie in this forum.
I agree. You got ripped off!
We will see, but if anything electrical goes wrong money well spent.
Could of should of didn't, This reminds me of Space book and twatter, everyone better than the other even though those who know them know better. And let me understand, you all are fretting over 146 dollars? Here is a real math question for you. With total due including all fees and taxes was 51,134.74. 48 month loan at 436.77 with a annual percentage rate of 3.25. What was my down payment? Credit Score in top 1% in the United States.
Fun, isn't it?
