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Hyundai Sonata

If I was looking for a 2nd vehicle for a commuter/runnabout car I'd definitely look at a used one once it drops about $10k in depreciation.
 
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Every time I think about looking at one I keep thinking to myself that it's still a Hyundai.



Tom

hyundai seems fairly reputable these days, id consider one if i were looking at an accord,camry,galant FWD sedan.
 
No - because it doesn't come with a V6/Manual combination. At least the Accord, Altima, Maxima, Legacy, and the Acura TL do 😛
 
Originally posted by: Ryan
No - because it doesn't come with a V6/Manual combination. At least the Accord, Altima, Maxima, Legacy, and the Acura TL do 😛
Neither does your Scion xB.

 
Originally posted by: Perknose
Originally posted by: Ryan
No - because it doesn't come with a V6/Manual combination. At least the Accord, Altima, Maxima, Legacy, and the Acura TL do 😛
Neither does your Scion xB.

If I was in the market to buy a traditional sedan, it'd have to be a manual. It's all hypothetical 😛
 
I used to joke that the reason they can afford to do a 10/10000k warranty is that the company wont be around in 10 years.
 
i actually bought 2.... 00 and 01 GLS V6's pre-owned... not bad... im sure the 06's are wayyy better though i have only seen a few since the summer release.

i'd recommend it as a major step up even if its a generation late

RWD 07 Tiburon looks enticing
 
I think the new one is actually worth buying for sure. The warranty can't be beat. Even if you do have problems, the car is fully covered for the most part.

They look pretty nice too!
 
Are you too good to buy one?

Yes. Everyone I know who has bought a Hyundai/Kia, even newer models, has had terrible problems with reliability and depreciation and poor warranty service/claims denied for no reason.
 
Originally posted by: Vic
Are you too good to buy one?

Yes. Everyone I know who has bought a Hyundai/Kia, even newer models, has had terrible problems with reliability and depreciation and poor warranty service/claims denied for no reason.

Depreciation is a big concern.



Tom

 
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