Hyundai Tucson Supplies Low, Hold Off Buying For Now

The problem for buyers right now is that dealer stocks of the Tucson are at very low levels due in part to Toyota buyers switching to Hyundai. Dealers will be able to sell these models at prices closer to the suggested retail price. Obviously, this isn't good if you're a buyer, but there is some hope.
Waiting until after the first batch of new Tucsons is delivered will make more sense. Officials at Hyundai say that production will increase beginning in March, so waiting a few months after that should result in supply catching up to demand.
In another nod to Toyota's issues, Hyundai issued a quick recall on 2011 Sonatas because of a faulty door latch. The fix is simple and is being completed at dealerships this week, with cars again available for sale by the weekend.

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