0% financing or a rebate on a 2022 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid?
Gap in total cost
$1,885
- 0% wins by $1,885.
- 0% APR: $378 a month, $25,016 total.
- Rebate at 7.0%: $409 a month, $26,901 total.
- The rebate wins below 3.7% APR.
- Blue FWD, $23,600 with destination.
- Cheaper than 81% of 17 hatchbacks (2022) by MSRP.
Offers change monthly. Enter the dealer's numbers.
7.0% APR. 60 months. 6% sales tax on the price. Tax on the price before the rebate.
| Trim | Price | 0% APR a month | Rebate a month | 0% APR total | Rebate total | Cheaper |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue FWD | $23,600 | $378 | $409 | $25,016 | $26,901 | 0% APR |
| SE FWD | $25,550 | $409 | $446 | $27,083 | $29,320 | 0% APR |
| SEL FWD | $28,800 | $461 | $508 | $30,528 | $33,352 | 0% APR |
| Limited FWD | $31,600 | $506 | $561 | $33,496 | $36,825 | 0% APR |
What this cannot tell you
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Some states tax the price after the rebate.
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