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Selling Your Car Made Easy in Elizabeth City, NC

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Do you have an extra vehicle you want to sell, or are you ready to upgrade your daily driver? Selling a car privately in the Elizabeth City, NC area can involve a lot of time, hassle, and uncertainty. An easy alternative is the car buyback program at Hall Hyundai Elizabeth City. Not only is this program hassle-free and straightforward, but we are also offering a limited-time offer of up to $2,000 extra on your vehicle*.

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Dispelling 3 Common Hyundai Lease and Finance Myths

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One of the most important decisions that you’ll make here at Hall Hyundai Elizabeth City is whether to finance or lease a new Hyundai model. With so much conflicting information out there, much of which is incorrect, it can be difficult to choose if leasing or financing is right for you. Our friendly team of Hyundai dealers is happy to dispel these three common Hyundai lease and finance myths.

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How to Lower Your Hyundai Finance Payment

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If you are dreaming of driving off the lot of Hall Hyundai Elizabeth City in a new Hyundai car, one of the things that is likely on your mind is your monthly Hyundai finance payment. Luckily, there are several ways to lower your payment and make your dream Hyundai car more affordable. Our Hyundai finance professionals are happy to share some of the best options.

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Investing in Gap Insurance for Your Hyundai Vehicle

 
Imagine getting into an accident so bad that your brand-new Hyundai automobile is considered a total loss. Your insurance will cover the full value of the vehicle, but once you receive the payout (minus your deductible), you notice a significant discrepancy between the dollar amount on the check and what you still owe on your vehicle. Nobody loves the idea of turning over their entire insurance check to their financial institution only to still owe even more money on the loan that insurance didn't quite pay off.
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