I checked on the ones at Beaverton and they appeared to be in sync with the dealer. Basically several deliveries starting 1/8
I checked on the ones at Beaverton and they appeared to be in sync with the dealer. Basically several deliveries starting 1/8I see that delivery dates for some models have started to show up on the Hyundai API.
Before they were null.
Did anyone check with dealers on if this is accurate. I am planning to give mine a call this afternoon.
Will update with their response once I do.
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Thanks - I did a bit of reading and made this work. Much appreciated!J333 said:
It can be done with an API client like Postman.
Make a GET request to https://www.hyundaiusa.com/var/hyun...on?zip=12345&year=2022&model=IONIQ5&radius=25
Where the zip=12345 is your 5 digit zip code and radius is in miles.
You need to set the 'referer' (yup, spelled wrong) header to the Hyundai page, like 'https ://www.hyundaiusa.com/us/en/vehicles', otherwise it will be rejected.
You'll get a JSON response with a list of dealers and their vehicles
You can do a find in postman or cut and paste the results to an online json viewerThanks - I did a bit of reading and made this work. Much appreciated!
Any way to filter to see just the Limited trim? We're getting a lot of SE and SELs, so lots of results but not relevant to me.
Just confirmed with my dealer that the dates are accurate.I see that delivery dates for some models have started to show up on the Hyundai API.
Before they were null.
Did anyone check with dealers on if this is accurate. I am planning to give mine a call this afternoon.
Will update with their response once I do.
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I was playing with this and am getting an access denied error. Do you set the referer value in the header section with Postman? Sorry, I am unfamiliar with this stuff. Thanks so much!J333 said:
It can be done with an API client like Postman.
Make a GET request to https://www.hyundaiusa.com/var/hyun...on?zip=12345&year=2022&model=IONIQ5&radius=25
Where the zip=12345 is your 5 digit zip code and radius is in miles.
You need to set the 'referer' (yup, spelled wrong) header to the Hyundai page, like 'https ://www.hyundaiusa.com/us/en/vehicles', otherwise it will be rejected.
You'll get a JSON response with a list of dealers and their vehicles
Yes, you put the referer in the header section as the name, andI was playing with this and am getting an access denied error. Do you set the referer value in the header section with Postman? Sorry, I am unfamiliar with this stuff. Thanks so much!
https://www.hyundaiusa.com/us/en/vehicles
Hi, thank you for the information. I've never used (or heard of API / postman) and have not been successful in getting search results that make sense to me so if someone could help me out, I'd greatly appreciate it. I reserved an Ioniq 5 in May and haven't really been able to find out much about upcoming inventory in TX. I input the zip and radius in the above GET request example, but was unsure if further editing was needed for this bit (hyun...on?). Also, not sure how to set the referer. I'm trying to use web.Postman on my Android .... Thx in my advance!J333 said:
It can be done with an API client like Postman.
Make a GET request to https://www.hyundaiusa.com/var/hyun...on?zip=12345&year=2022&model=IONIQ5&radius=25
Where the zip=12345 is your 5 digit zip code and radius is in miles.
You need to set the 'referer' (yup, spelled wrong) header to the Hyundai page, like 'https ://www.hyundaiusa.com/us/en/vehicles', otherwise it will be rejected.
You'll get a JSON response with a list of dealers and their vehicles
I just ran a search for Abilene (close to the geographic center) and 500 miles. I counted 34 cars in transit. The earliest delivery date is January 22nd.Hi, thank you for the information. I've never used (or heard of API / postman) and have not been successful in getting search results that make sense to me so if someone could help me out, I'd greatly appreciate it. I reserved an Ioniq 5 in May and haven't really been able to find out much about upcoming inventory in TX. I input the zip and radius in the above GET request example, but was unsure if further editing was needed for this bit (hyun...on?). Also, not sure how to set the referer. I'm trying to use web.Postman on my Android .... Thx in my advance!
Thank you very much, DominoI just ran a search for Abilene (close to the geographic center) and 500 miles. I counted 34 cars in transit. The earliest delivery date is January 22nd.
Additionally, Postman "Referer" cannot be run on Chrome.
There are several on the west coast. The one I’m getting is supposed to be at dealer 1/18.A dealer in MD just told me they won't be getting any Limiteds for at least 120 days. Not sure how he got that info, could it be legit at all? I am using the API and there's nothing there obviously that suggests that. No dealer has given me particularly reliable information until now, should I believe him?
Thanks for your help earlier in the thread btw. So much easier than constantly calling a bunch of dealerships over and over.There are several on the west coast. The one I’m getting is supposed to be at dealer 1/18.
there are supposed to be multiple allotment waves and maybe your dealer isn’t allocated one until later
Do you know what the "inventory status" codes mean?There are several on the west coast. The one I’m getting is supposed to be at dealer 1/18.
there are supposed to be multiple allotment waves and maybe your dealer isn’t allocated one until later
If not Chrome where do you run the app?I just ran a search for Abilene (close to the geographic center) and 500 miles. I counted 34 cars in transit. The earliest delivery date is January 22nd.
Additionally, Postman "Referer" cannot be run on Chrome.
I used Firefox and also downloaded the PostMan Agent.app (macOS). That got everything working fine for me.If not Chrome where do you run the app?