Can't find what I'm looking for
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elp_jc
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The only way is doing an inventory search on Hyundai's website. Go to 'menu' (on the right), and choose 'search new inventory'. Then put your zipcode, and select '250 miles', which is the maximum search range. If you want more, choose a zipcode that is 500 miles from where you are, and in the direction you're willing to travel, and choose '250 miles' again, and you should have a total range of 750 miles from your house. You can try in different 500-mile zip codes in other directions, if needed. Hope this helps. Oh, and keep in mind probably most vehicles listed will be either sold, or pre-sold, so don't get too excited when you find one 
. Good luck.
. Good luck.
joliver
Member
You can also go to your nearest dealer and ask them to search. They can "see" much farther away, can see allocations, and have some info about what's already spoken for and what isn't. They may be able to find what you want. I would be prepared to put down a deposit... if you don't grab it then and there, someone else will 5 minutes later. There is no "thinking about it"... you need to be ready to jump.
The only way is doing an inventory search on Hyundai's website. Go to 'menu' (on the right), and choose 'search new inventory'. Then put your zipcode, and select '250 miles', which is the maximum search range. If you want more, choose a zipcode that is 500 miles from where you are, and in the direction you're willing to travel, and choose '250 miles' again, and you should have a total range of 750 miles from your house. You can try in different 500-mile zip codes in other directions, if needed. Hope this helps. Oh, and keep in mind probably most vehicles listed will be either sold, or pre-sold, so don't get too excited when you find one
I found two that are about ten hours away. Waiting on numbers from the dealerships now. There was a third one that after hours of exchanging texts asked how a $10,000 markup would be... lol nope. That brought it from $45,000 to $55,000 which is insane.
Alan_F
Well-known member
Some people on this forum are complaining that I have not purchased a Palisade yet. I also think that asking prices are insane (in fact anything over MSRP is insane IMO), but obviously some people don't have a choice and need a new SUV and they will end paying it. They couldn't get those prices if there weren't shortages of other 3-row SUV brands also.
Where are you located? And are you willing to travel to get the car? I have come across a few good (I think lol) dealerships that are worth reaching out to even if they don't currently have what you're looking for.
Alan_F
Well-known member
I am not sure how far I would travel. When I bought my Hyundai Genesis, my dealer did a trade with another dealer about 300 miles away. You probably are not aware that I am eligible for Hyundai Circle Pricing (which is sort of like an employee pricing program), and originally I was waiting for the Palisade to be included in that program, but Hyundai for obvious reasons has delayed that even longer than they initially said. So even at MSRP, I am not sure if I would purchase one right now, especially since I don't really "need" a new vehicle, and I only drive about 2-3K miles per year at most.