Call it Hyundai Assurance 2.0. The automaker, which made a big splash with the Assurance program in 2009 and has just finished one of its best months ever, is bringing Assurance back for 2011. The new
program covers vehicles for two to four years after purchase, providing a set trade-in price based on Auto Lease Guide numbers. The idea is that consumers will have the "assurance" that they'll get a
minimum value set in stone when they are ready to trade the vehicle in.
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