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Hyundai has quietly dropped the diesel version from the Kona range, so fuel-conscious buyers will be particularly interested in the Kona Hybrid. That's thanks to an economy figure of up to 57.6mpg, placing it a few rungs above the standard petrol models. It's not quite as clean as the Hyundai Kona Electric, of course, but that car is also quite a bit more expensive and has been tricky to get hold of due to long waiting lists.
To get a sense of how often yo-yo sales happen, NPR sent a survey to consumer attorneys who work on auto cases. Forty of them responded. Together, those few dozen lawyers said they've gotten calls from nearly 900 car buyers in just the past year who say they felt victimized by a yo-yo car sale.
In 2015, a new state law in Maryland went into effect. It says dealers have just four days to cancel a sale or it becomes final. And dealers are banned from selling trade-in vehicles until the sale is final. So if need be, the car buyer can get their trade-in back.
So he says there's nothing wrong with contracts that give dealers the right to cancel after the fact. He says he doesn't have data on problems with yo-yo sales but that it seems to him that it's rare that the original terms don't work and a car buyer needs to be called back.
\"That's a situation that you want to avoid,\" he says, because if the buyer walks away, the dealer gets stuck with a car with more mileage on it making it worth less. It's a headache for everybody involved.
The dealer association says car buyers like the current system and changing the rules would create unnecessary delays. Dealers call these contracts spot deliveries because they allow buyers to take the keys and drive off right away, on the spot, even if the dealer hasn't finalized the financing.
That's a big reason he'd like to see the FTC craft a rule that directly addresses spot-delivery and yo-yo sales. \"Having some bright line rules,\" he says, would make the buying process more transparent for buyers and \"would make the law much easier to understand and interpret and enforce.\"
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SUVs have been popular in the global automotive market since the early 2000s because of a range of factors, including perceived safety, convenience, styling, and practicality. Additionally, many wealthy buyers desire greater resilience given the broadening regional applicability of SUVs. According to a McKinsey survey, around 50 percent of premium- and luxury-car buyers prefer SUVs as their next purchase.11McKinsey Center for Future Mobility, mobility consumer insights survey. Several leading luxury-car makers, including Aston Martin, Ferrari, and Lotus, are busy introducing their SUVs in response to this demand.
Customer expectations for luxury cars are rapidly evolving, spurred by luxury brands beyond automotive. Automotive players must keep pace because customers remember their best experiences as benchmarks. Many buyers seek a mix of seamless customer experiences that includes simplicity, omnichannel reach, customization, and experiential diversity.
Conditioned by their exposure to luxury-goods experiences in other retail environments, affluent consumers today seek continual engagement and personalized experiences when shopping for luxury cars (Exhibit 5). These experiences have often been shaped in highly controlled environments, in which the luxury OEM controls the end-to-end customer experience. The challenge for luxury automotive OEMs is that this type of exclusive treatment has been difficult to replicate in a traditional franchised-dealership channel given the potential conflicts in data ownership and challenges in building a seamless omnichannel experience, which has made it difficult to ensure consistent, personalized customer engagement. For example, luxury-car buyers likely expect a highly personalized, exclusive sales or service experience instead of waiting in line (as could happen at a dealership), especially given the singular treatment they receive at other luxury retailers.
The luxury automotive sector has set itself apart from the mass market and could capture even more profitable growth, especially at the top end of the market. However, incumbent brands face significant legacy retail and operational challenges, since many are locked into working with dealer networks to provide the levels of customer experience that luxury-car buyers seek. At the same time, market disrupters need to resolve electrification, connectivity, and other advanced-technology issues. In this race, the player that cracks the code on satisfying the most individuals in the luxury-car market the best wins.
Family FriendlinessVolvo is a brand known for safety, adding top tech features to its rigorous safety design. On the interior, buyers can choose between center row captains chairs or a bench, which will accommodate three car seats. The third row seats two and is reachable via center row seats that slide and tilt. Each of the three center row seats move forward and back independently, which is great for positioning car seats. There is a built-in booster seat option in the center row, and the two outboard seats have LATCH systems, but there are none in the third row.
This family-built 6- or 7-seat SUV has been a top seller since it was first introduced in 2018, and for good reason. The third row is built for full size humans, buyers can choose between center row captains chairs or a bench seat that fits three car seats, and there's still plenty of room for cargo. The Atlas also has enough options, including two different engines, AWD, and varying levels of luxury, so there's a comfortable price point for every buyer.
Wow FactorVW refined the design of this SUV, which looks sharp and crisp. And buyers can opt for the Digital Cockpit system, similar to that of sister company Audi, for premium high-tech function and feel.
Wow FactorSubaru has been marching toward the electric car future without compromising its capability, and the Crosstrek is an important player. The PHEV version takes the brand closer while still allowing buyers the confidence of a quiet gas-fed hybrid engine, too.
Family FriendlinessThough there is plenty of legroom, Mach-E's coupe-like style sacrifices a bit of headroom in the rear, but the panoramic sunroof adds an open feel. There are two LATCH sets and with the right children's car seats, buyers may be able to install three across the rear seat.
The darling of luxury buyers on a budget, Buick delivers premium materials and design at an affordable price. In the compact Envision SUV, buyers can choose the level of luxury and still get a good deal, with the top of the line Avenir model priced at just over $42,000, AWD included.
The smallest in the VW family of SUVs, this is a great SUV for the city or small families. It comes with a nicely edited selection of features. Even in the base model buyers get a full ADAS suite, connected phone technology, and roof rails.
With eight trims and four different hybrid models, all priced under about $51,000, there are plenty of luxury options for buyers who want the reliability of Lexus and the typically great dealership experience. 59ce067264
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