I Finally Got a New Cheap Vehicle and It Scares the Crap Out of Me
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Hyundai and Kia review. This New Cheap Vehicle Just Killed the Toyota Highlander, DIY and truck review with Scotty Kilmer. Hyundai Palisade review. Buying a new Kia. Buying a new Hyundai? Buying a used Hyundai? Should I buy a Kia? Are Hyundais reliable? The truth about the Kia and Hyundai. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 56 years.
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Those are great suvs and not all the valve springs were bad on the 2024s, but probably will go bad! The Hyundai 10 year power train warranty is a joke fr
I love watching you Scotty, all the way from Australia, still relevant!!
My wife and son were driving down the highway in an 18 Tucson with 114k miles. Suddenly hear a loud bang from the engine and lose all power, causing it to pull into the left lane. Luckily there was no vehicle or semi beside them. Power came back on after about 7 seconds and she could pull over. Smelled like burnt chemicals/coolant in the car and they had to exit. Towed it to Hyundai and they said "our tech can't duplicate the issue", but here is $1300 worth of suggested fluid changes. We had kept up with maintenance and oil changes every 5k synthetic. It was burning oil. Traded it for a Subaru and never looking back.
We have a 2020 Palisade Limited like that one but with Gray and light grey interior... so far it's been fantastic and retaining its value quite well. We bought it after owning a 2019 Kia Optima I bought for my son... it's still doing great as well.
Palisade is super comfortable and spacious for road trips. Love the heated and cooled seats in first and second row.
Well this just made me feel really good for getting a 2021 Palisade before they jumped in price :)
They are garbage, just because this one has high mileage doesn't mean all of them will last this long.
It made me feel really good too - for getting a '12 Toyota suv with 1 owner before those jumped in price.
No one ever needs anything more than what Toyotas offer. 2020
anything including Toyota is just filled with extreme planned obsolescence costs.
Anyone who purchased a Hyundai/Kia is just asking for it imho. Thanks for reading. Have the day you deserve.
YOU wont feel good after 5 years,
@@DE-qk7fjyeah 4 years is the golden period of high demand after that the price keeps dropping and demand is much less.
2007 Santa Fe. 232 k. Original Engine Trans. Only problem was oil leak that crapped out alternator. This happened 3 times. Last fix seemed to do the trick. 5 speed auto. Regular fluid change. No flush. It’s been all over. Great SUV
Everything scares the crop out of you. 😂😂😂😂😂
Hyuandia and Kia are criminal . Bought a 2018 Kia optima 30,000 thought I was getting a deal looked real nice and clean . Carfax perfect! Year later car engine almost blew . Good thing I caught it early .
I've heard nightmares about the Optima. They replaced it with the K5, but I don't see nowhere near as many on the road compared to the Optima when it was popular
there is no such thing as good deal on Hyundai.
How do you recoup on a trade with a pos car? Just legitimately wondering?!
Sure enjoy listening to you. Thanks for all your help
I really like my wife's 2023 Palisade...great car.
I've got a 2022 Palsade, so far, very happy with mine.
22 limited love it better than my mdx
The suspension system works in harmony with the drivetrain. How is the suspension system not part of the extended 100,000 mile warranty?🤷🏼 If there’s a flaw in the suspension system that can wreck havoc on the rest of the drivetrain.🤷🏼
I got a 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe with 27k miles. Great city commuter. Drove from vegas to LA for July 4th and it handled the 120 degree heat and steep grades like a champ. And I got upto 35 mpg on cruise control!
I have a 2002, still running great. That thing has been all over the US, we even hauled fully loaded utility trailer over several states, twice when moving. So yeah, very reliable.
Toyotas are not the only reliable cars out there.
This time last year, I drove my 2016 Honda Accord to Vegas and back for a weekend.
Got there just fine, but Sunday about 1pm just outside of the city headed back to LA, AC Blew… it was 118-122, and I got stuck in traffic.
Condenser went out -- ($1700 repair)
Mechanical, the Honda made it happen. But that AC blowing was killer.
I have a 2020 Santa Fe with 57k on it that I bought brand new. The car has been great. I've taken three long trips so far this summer in CA during the June/July heatwaves. Zero issues with the 115-degree heat or steep grades. It's even somewhat fun in sport mode on mountain roads. I got 30mpg avg while cruising at 85mph on I-5 with a headwind.
Question which brand is more crap?
Chrysler or Hyundai?
I know, you have to think about it
Chrysler by far
Chevy
Chrysler by far.
Hyundai. They look ugly and they are built with child labor.
Chrysler for sure.
If you get 150k out of these Lemons you’re Damm Lucky
My brother in law has a 21, complete engine failure @ 51K miles. They are an absolute POS. He bought it new, meticulously maintained it from new. Failed on freeway two thousand miles from their home. No thanks.
That's a nightmare
This one Scotty is reviewing is a 2020. He mentioned it in the beginning along with other model year problems.
Most of the cars built during the pandemic have problems. I wouldn't buy anything from 2020 - 2025.
Wow that's crazy. Same thing happened to my neighbors vehicle. They can keep em lol.
A year and a half working in a Hyundai shop, and I've seen one 3.8 engine failure.
It's amazing to see the difference between cars in different countries. We don't have quality problems with Kia or Hyundai in NZ.
because you are NOT driving fast enough like our freeways, your roads are narrow , lucky to reach 40 MPH
@@cessealbeach we don't drive slow in NZ. The speed limit is generally 60mph but on the narrow country roads. No police around can go as fast as one wants
@@cessealbeach it's because our roads are bad and weather unpredictable. They just make cars for NZ better than they do for America
Because the majority of our Hyundai's & Kia's are built in southern US states by employees with the world's lowest IQ's in Georgia & Alabama.
@@anaphylastiks This is true for most markets outside the North American market. Car manufacturers aren't stupid, they do research. They know Americans can afford to buy a new car every 3 years so they make them less reliable on purpose. Of course most Americans are broke so there ya go. Now we know where a lot of the wealth killing happens.
I have one and I love mine! It’s been an awesome SUV!
In Toronto , in my opinion , ‘All Weather “ tires are the absolute best!
3PMSF 👍
He needs to put 35inch nitto ridge grapplers on that family whip😂😂😂😂
Have a 22 Santa Fe Calligraphy with 11,000 miles and love it. I keep my fingers crossed, and hope I don’t have to deal with any major problems with Hyundai.
Average fuel economy crashed to 10mpg after Scotty drove it.
I bought a 2009 Hyundai sonata new. Great car! Just regular maintenance nothing else. Lasted until it was total loss in a wreck. 200000+
Yeah, older Hyundais are good, new ones are crap.
@@maciejp7829 no they were worse back then. All of the major recalls are from the early 2010s and before. I mean they are still pretty crappy to this day
Its not a yun day Scotty its a hun day😂
Scotty, thank you for your honest assessment even though your not a Hyundai fan. 😊
Good stuff Scotty 👍
Scotty seriously Hyundai? LOL
Scotty was saying an expedition with the 5.4 crap cam phaser issue was "reliable" he just wants those views $$$ on these shorter vids😂
Laughed so hard I think I cracked a rib!😂
Motor life is ticking away...
Yea I think they paid Scotty for this one🤣
What's funny is comments like yours acting like you know more about cars than him.
Is the "harvesting"'from Ford for the f-150's with the 5.0 V8 or just the Mustangs?
Hyundai designers have been stepping it up lately, if only their engineers followed suit
Preach they're beautiful but they're garbage
They are quiet smooth riding powerful but don’t look for long trouble free miles
I sell these for a living and they CAN BE good cars. I’ve seen countless people buy them and never take care of them cause they have a beautiful warranty. And they just assume things automatically get done 😂
Years ago I put a junk yard transmission in a Hyundai for a guy, twice. I told him I get paid whether or not it’s good. He said ok. Fastest transmission swap I ever did. 1 hr. 20 min. each time. It may have not been made as well but it certainly was mechanic friendly.
I've got 150,000 on my Hyundai and 230,000 miles on my Kia. I bought both of them used. No complaints.
That is amazing. Have you done oil analysis? Please share your best practices. Thanks. I'll follow up with you.
I think I’m up to 173,000 on my Tucson.
nice try kimuchi😛
1:38 It's good Hyundai has a bulletin showing failing/broken suspension 👍 ...very good 👍👍
Had a new 2020 sel awd paid off traded that thing after 4.5 yrs in at 59k miles it was consuming oil. Jerky transmission as well dealer said it was normal . Got a new Subaru while the trade in car values were still good. Still no car payment after trade.
Huge step up right there, that’s the way to go 👍
Scotty Kilmer on the ball again
My 2010 2.5 L Hyundai Sonata non-GTI non-turbo last 280,000 miles trouble free did not break down on me or leave me stranded ever and I sold it almost 2 years ago the lady who’s driving it now has 340,000 miles and it just had its first radiator put in a couple months ago it’s still going strong
Now that was the year to get! Has a timing chain not a belt that snaps and blows motors like in the 09 and earlier years! Or blows engines like the ones after 2011! I swear the 2010 design they should have stuck with and kept!!!!
Why does that engine cover have used auto parts writing on it? Maybe been wrecked.
Had 2 Hyundais, a Santa Fe & an i30. Both great cars, nothing ever went wrong with them.
Scotty likes a "Yondai"?... That's "ON BELIEVABLE"!!!
Ill but no vehicle with air ride. Learned my lesson wgen i had my x5 bmw
See Scotty, Hyundai does make some good vehicles, not up to Toyota and Honda quality but usually for a cheaper price. My son just turned over 400,000 kms on my old 2006 Azeri with no problems with a good maintenance routine.
My Supervisor Bought a Nissan Altima Disaster.
Her Hyundai Sonata Had No Issues
Since 2008
A four-year-old new vehicle. Only in Scotty's world.
How is the carbon build up?
Good to see those engine reaching 200k on genesis vehicles
looks like a walmart cadillac
Cadirac
Lol
A Walmart Cadillac is just a regular Cadillac
😂😂😂
I wasn't thinking like that but yes 🤣
2020 Model Y 80K miles in much better shape with no issues. Fast a heck 😊
Michelin dry rot here after 1-2 years in Europe but tires pretty good grip. Maybe its the recyclable stuff thats bad?
they have 90s mitsu tech. engines tend to be robust, suspension also.
I love Scotty but I'm definitely not convinced, especially when rating a vehicle with less than 100K mi, when these start achieving 250K+, I'll be interested
Palisade: sensor in the tailgate went. Couldn't put the P.O.S in drive cause the sensor was indicating the tailgate was open when it wasn't. Towed to dealer.
I'm old enough to remember the first Hyundai sold in the U.S. It was called the "Excel" and it was basically a Mitsubishi Mirage/Dodge Colt that was assembled in South Korea. The engines were Mitsubishi sourced 1.5 L four cylinders that were lucky to make something like 80 bhp and that was probably generous. You could get them starting at $5,199 but the assembly quality was really substandard. Those things just fell apart on you in a short time. You were better off paying a little more and getting the Mitsubishi.
Interesting! I'm old enough to remember the first Hyundai models sold in Canada...RWD 4door Hatch called the PONY....CND $ 4,999.00 brand new... with a 10 year warranty !!
The vehicle dissolved after a couple of Canadian winters...and then the FWD Excel was the 2nd model. And they all sold like hotcakes due to the very low price and everyone, pretty much, accepted the low quality. A true A to B, no frills, low cost car...with a very long warranty.
68 HP out of the 1986 thru 1989 model Excel's.I sold them new and they looked nice but did not hold up at all
@@emeyer6963 What's funny is that Mitsubishi listed it as 80 bhp in the Mirage and I think it was the exact same engine. Even though 68 is probably more realistic.
Is europe everyone has winter tires. All seasons are worst tires, d not perform well during winter or summer.
Was hard for Scotty to admit it's a good vehicle, but he did it 😂
2004 Hyundai Elantra.... 150000 miles. No engine issues. Uses 1 quart every 5000 miles. I find that completely acceptable
Desperation set in at Scotty's house shocking the entire audience!
My 2017 Sportage has 100,500+ trouble free miles on it. So far so good!!! I’d buy it again.
2019 Rio. Have had to replace 3 fuel injectors
Scotty, why don't you ever talk about the 4Runner?
I have a 2023 Hyundai Venue and it is a great vehicle.
Scope the cylinders, Scotty.
Look for bore scoring.
If it's under their 100K warranty, then demand a new engine.
The Palisade and the Telluride are probably the most reliable Hyundai and Kia's. I mean look at Honda and Toyota with their new engines, the hybrid Maxx engines are having tons of issues, the Honda 1.5t had oil dilution issues. The new Civic has severe suspension issues. If I were to buy a Telluride or a palisade I would try to get a new one with the long powertrain warranty or CPO.
But that applies to any new car these days they are just too complicated
Haaaaaa no
I just buy1997 to 2010 Toyota's forever.
Totally, ironically, though I advised my parents to buy a 2009 RX 350, they did, it had 95,000 miles. On their first road trip they blew the water pump cracked, so they ended up doing the coolant tank and the water pump and serpentine belts. Then one of the common problems with that car is the VVT oil cooler line which will burst, and literally leak out all of the oil rapidly. I called the Lexus dealership and it was supposedly done eight years prior….
The only time I drove it of course the VVT oil cooler line burst, I drove that thing on the freeway pretty much no oil for 10 miles, somehow the car survived
True. My 2020 Telluride runs like new day after day. Just stay on top of regular maintenance and if there’s any issue the service departments are good to go. It’s really a matter of opinion of how people drive and how they take care of their automobile in the end. I also have a 2022 Jeep Wagoneer, I dive it daily responsibly and it drives like a dream. But, internet opinionators give it bad reviews.🤷🏼
I like koreans and japanese cars. Every project has flaws. But for the price tag and what they deliver. Its a nice deal to me.
Looks like a nice car
V6 could be important down the road as almost certainly a turbo motor will be coming with fewer cylinders. JD Power has very strong rating - too old now but current ones are plugging along. Bing says, TSBs: These usually cover parts or processes that misbehave but aren’t necessarily safety threats. They’re like the minor inconveniences of the car world-the wonky switches, sensor hiccups, or mysterious noises that keep you guessing. If your car is still under warranty, the manufacturer might cover the TSB repair. Otherwise, you might be reaching for your wallet.
I had a tucson 2010 and will never buy another hyundai.
I love how he says Hyundai with a J like it comes from Mexico lol .
Good luck once Hyundai replaces a part that IS IT! You get 1 engine 1 transmission 1 anything under that 100k miles and make sure u follow the maintenance guide by the book per mile where they won’t warranty anything!!! That includes fluid changes! If you don’t even do a fluid change or you don’t do it as often as the book says by the mileage it says they can avoid fixing anything
They give him this car for free 😂😂😂
The new Santa Fe has an interior that makes Ford and Chevy look a generation behind.
P O S - it is not beautiful at all. That thing is ugly. Give it back A S A P.
Scotty is right. Keep your car for a long time and save on the cost of a new car. Specially when it has manual transmission.
They put the “die” in Hyundai
I would NEVER trust one of those after warranty. They will leave you on the side of the road.
Bushings, did he say? At 4 years old?
Doesn't take much "to scare the crap" out of apparently.
What’s that say on his shirt? Scotty -On the crack
Everybody knows the best vehicle ever made is the 2024 4Runner but Scotty, lol.
My nephew purchased a 2020 KIA Telluride new .. has 104,000 runs like new
he is probably doing like 24 MPH
Drive shaft broke? That thing sounds like a pile.
Scotty Kilmer for president
Nice rig.
Scotty try a Dacia!
That’s a lot of miles for only four years old. That’s almost 20k miles a year!
Scotty i scaring ME on this one!
Not a fan of this auto manufacturer
Looks like the new Toyota sequoia
I still wouldn’t but a Hyundai Biribundai :)))
My daughter has this same vehicle (2023)bought new a year and a half ago and at 48k miles, nary a problem. She gets it serviced when it tells her and so far her dealer has done her right. She plans to drive it 100k and rinse, repeat. Very nice car.
@@502Chevy Her car will be worth ZERO dollars @ trade in, 😂.
That car will not reach 100K 🫢
I want to see how long they last. Let us see one still on the road after 200k miles.
Hyundii ain't your father's Daewoo. I personally know of two 250k+ mile Hyundai/KIA vehicles, an unknown model year Elantra, and a first-generation Optima. Don't get me wrong, NOTHING WORKED besides the engine and drivetrain. NO A/C, NO windows, NO sensors... they are the polar opposite of a Beemer or Benz.
Im impressed he used AI to remove the logo
If it has a turbo, I ain't touching it.
It doesn’t
It’s a 3.8L v6 no turbo 🤦🏾♂️
junk
Friend at church bought a newer Hyundai suv a couple of years ago. Engine blew under warranty but would have had to wait a long time or pay thousands for the repair. They ended up getting a different vehicle.
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It's not April 1st Scotty 😂. The car lasted this long because of the driver.
The Koreans do a decent job building Hyundais. My mom's Korean made 2014 Tuscon Limited has like 127K miles and doesn't burn any oil. Everything in it works as it should, shocks TF out of the mechanics when they see it still has the original engine.
These are nice looking vehicles! Recommended by consumer reports.
lol consumer reports.
I've never payed for a TSB here in Canada when my car was still on warranty and I don't think I have after as well.. my battery lasted 10 years before I had to replace it. It's now in my 2003 Sonoma zr2 and still works fine for it. But it could not keep up with the power demands in the optima after 10 years of Manitoba summers and winters. As for the car it still drives like a new car and doesn't even have a rattle anywhere. it is a EX model without the 2.0 turbo. I knew back in 2012 when I bought it new to stay away from the turbos.