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Have you heard of “nearly new” vehicles? What exactly does that mean? At Rosen Hyundai<\/a> we are going to let you in on a major secret. It’s a little known fact, but these “nearly new” vehicles are quite the steal! You can always count on your local Algonquin Hyundai dealer<\/a> to be looking out for you, and these vehicles are just one example.<\/p>\n

What Does It Mean?<\/h2>\n

When a dealer says a vehicle is “nearly new” there are a few things you should know. Before you write them off, know that these vehicles are in great condition! “Nearly new” isn’t just a tagline. When a dealer receives a vehicle that isn’t in absolutely perfect condition, they label them as “nearly new”. Most often, these vehicles are damaged in transport from production to the dealership floor. Cosmetic damages are the most frequent objections. For example, if a vehicle arrives to our dealership and the rear fender has a dent, it is not in good enough condition. Our Rosen Service<\/a> experts will inspect the vehicle and complete any necessary service. Essentially, these are brand new vehicles that just needed some minor fixes. As such, they are not entirely new and cannot be sold with that designation. Instead, look for these cars as Certified Used Hyundai vehicles.<\/p>\n

What does all this mean for you? You can get an almost brand new car at a discount!<\/p>\n

How To Find Them<\/h2>\n

These “nearly new” vehicles don’t come around all the time. That’s why when we receive one they’re likely to go fast! So keep an eye on your inbox and social channels because we’ll be sure to spread the word. Or, if you’re in the dealership, ask your Rosen Concierge<\/a> if we have any on the lot. We’ll be sure to help you find the perfect vehicle for you.<\/p>\n

There are several standards these vehicles must meet before they can be sold at all. Here’s a breakdown of what our team looks for and corrects:<\/p>\n

Dealer-Required Mechanical Standards<\/h2>\n