Hyundai Sonata - $25 Reward Choice Certificate

[Admin]

Received this in the mail today... That's 2 I've got on the go from Hyundai - and I need a bigger car, they're high up on the list! Although I still love the Mercury Mariner...

And, along with the certificate they give you a cool little holographic postcard that my daughter loves...

Rethink Everything
The all-new Sonata from Hyndai.
starting at $17,195**

Test drive the all-new Hyundai Sonata by March 31, 2007, and receive a complimentary
$25 Reward Choice^TM Certificate

Present this certificate to your local Hyundai dealer. Test drive the new Sonata by March 31, 2007, have your dealer fill out the fields below and attach his/her business card. Then mail it back to us at the address above to receive your complimentary $25 Reward Choice^TM Certificate!

Remember to attach your dealer's business card!
Verification of recipient's name and address will be performed before redemption is fulfilled. Any test-drive offer obtained from an coupon website, or emailed or forwarded by the original recipient, will not be honored. Must be postmarked by Aril 30, 2007. Please allow 6 to 8 weeks for delivery. All matters of program eligibility and qualification will be conclusively resolved by Hyundai Motor America. Hyundai Owners You may be eligible for exclusive valued owner cash back***on the all-new Sonata... so be sure to ask your dealer!

***Cash back amount subject to change.

Here's the website for the Sonata's "rethink everything" campaign

link

[jarerice]

how do i sign up for this?

[Admin]

I would request a brochure at the link above for the Sonata (and the Santa Fe as well !). Then just cross your fingers and hope a test drive invitation shows up in your mailbox!

Its not a guarantee, but I do pretty well at getting them, and I'm very active with information requests at auto manufacturers sites!

[doodlezdoodle]

what is a Reward Choice Certificate???

[Admin]

Its a gift card. Reward Choice Certificate is a trademarked name. It can't be redeemed for cash - its good at several retailers, although I don't have the full list (Target, Macy's, Best Buy, Bed Bath and Beyond, Home Depot, etc...)

There are some tricks to these gift cards though.... I always use it towards something of greater value than the card. If its a $25 card, I'll make a $30 purchase, not a $10 one. You can always pay additional amounts on your own. I've found in the past though that if you don't use the full value on one transaction, you sometimes loose the rest (i.e. that $10 of $25 in the example above will be all you'll get of the card - you forfeit the other $15). I don't think its supposed to work that way, but I've found it does. Also - watch out and spend these quickly - they often have an expiration date!