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Scotty.. I’ will be looking into buying a diesel truck once the market gets back to normal. What do you recommend that is good quality and reliability?
Change those timing tensioners at 70 k they are the weak spots ,skinny little spring inside they should of made them bigger next time.I know i took it apart to see the cause of a timing issue
I changed the alternator on my 2014 accent to a high output 320 amp alternator and gas mileage went down a little maybe gets 28 mpg 😅 I have a big amplifier and lithium battery bank but it’s been a good car!
101000 on mine. Change oil every 5000 miles. I've done coolant and trans fluid changes. Car runs well, no shaking, very little oil burn with the low pressure piston rings. I've been happy with it. It's not fast, but it gets me where I need to be.
I bought a used Hyundai Elantra that replaced my Honda Civic for my commuting. Except for a crappy paint job the car was great and never had any major issues. Reliable and got good gas mileage.
I have a 2017 Elantra I bought new Fully loaded with everything. 95.000 miles now, 4000 mile oil changes, 1 transmission fluid change at 50.000 miles. 0 repairs. Just a new battery, and new tires at 49.000 miles. Still runs and drives like new. Will be getting another transmission service, and coolant exchange soon.
Misfires can sometimes present themselves only while idling, during light acceleration, or during a cold-start. You focused mostly on duplicating misfires during hard acceleration in the video and gave the impression that's the only time engines misfire.
Had a 2016 Soul with the same engine, was kinda crappy. Catalytic converter (79k miles) was going bad and seemed like it was gonna nickel and dime me to death. Took real good care of it too.
I had an 2006 KIA Rio with 180k that died because the ECM developed a short circuit and caught fire. Kinda shows what kind of quality KIA/Hyundai puts out. The car was also well maintained.
I got a 2009 Kia Spectra with 106K for $2K and it is very easy to work on. Did the spark plugs, air and cabin filters, oil and atf fluid changes, and about to get the timing belt done. The one problem it had was the hood latch and cable needed to be replaced. Good car so far.
I have one of those but it is the 2012 hatchback version. It does the job. Cold ice AC and the power is decent on the expressway. I have 80k miles on it and have only spent $250 dollars in one repair (a sensor) decent little cars.
The palisade is good tho haven’t seen any issues with them I got that and a Toyota Prius I also had a older Elantra that was reliable but a accident caused me to let go of it
I bought a non turbo Hyundai Veloster new in 2016. I put 176,000 trouble free miles on that car in 3 years. The DCT transmission glitched or hung up 3 times over my period of ownership. No big deal. My biggest thing was that the Hyundai customer service was crap. I had a door speaker that whistled all the time even when off. Two dealers claimed they didn’t hear anything. So I vowed I wouldn’t buy another Hyundai
This is my car and I feel so happy because mine is same year and made in Korea so it feels like Scotty gave my car his blessing 🙌 And in my book Scotty is THE authority when it comes to cars!
Nothing wrong with the base model. They honestly last the longest there's less s*** to break. They usually have the base engine with the least power so the transmission lasts the longest. They usually manuals and everything inside. The car is usually manual and power. Windows break a lot more often than manual ones. I'll tell you that unless your arm is broken, your windows pretty much going to work
We own one of the 2015 model with 6 speed manual transmission . It has about 110 thousand ks on it and has been a wonderful and reliable car . Made in Korea and only serviced by the dealer . Same colour as the one you have here . Still on original battery but the 3rd set of tyres . Regards from your subscribers in Australia
I had this thing. Same color an everything. I had already had it for 5 years before I started doing my own maintenance. I usually pushed the oil to 7-9k miles. By the time I started changing it myself (~130k miles), It was burning quarts of oil. I'd still have this little guy if I took better care of it.
@@patknado The maintenance book says it's a 3.5k change. I noticed the oil starts to thicken at 3k using synthetic and OEM filter. I started changing it now at 3k.Taking it to 7-9 k probably was a mistake.That is more of a commercial vehicle interval.Most of the old Japanese cars were 3k. for a reason
@@williamryan9195oh believe me brother, things I wish I had known years ago. For all the hate Hyundai gets, I think yours can hold out for a good long time if you stick to that.
Hey Scotty, love your videos. As for the door sticker on Hyundai showing it's manufacturing country they aren't always accurate. A 2015 Elantra I worked with showed Alabama on the door sticker which I used to buy the belt, oil pan drain plug, and brakes. Not a single part fit right and the Korean parts did. It was with the original owner. So even though the door said US built it still somehow was south Korea.
I don't own Toyota's but Personally I don't find them Cheap to buy, I have had Great luck with 2003 through 2005 Civics especially the Special Edition ex Sedan made in Canada, My 2005 Coupe was built in Indiana. And both our 2003 Hybrid 5 speed manual trans 1.3 liter engines Cars got over 300,000 miles on both before I trashed them, Now that's a boring car way under powered, In the winter time you had to drive 10 miles just to get the engine coolant temp to operating temp that always sucked, Consistently Got 50 MPGs with them up to around 250,000 miles then the batteries would get too weak to really make a difference,
I have that exact year and model. Its small but great fuel mileage. My AC isn't working this summer but I m scared to take it in and see what wallet damage I m looking at. Only bad thing about it is no cruise control.
Oh cool I have that scan tool same interface and design but different name (TOPDON) in UK, Scotty I have been trying to find how to check mileage as my civic was in a sorry state when I bought it even though it had only done 59000 miles, I cant seem to find it on this tool though, If it has it can you let me know how to find it in the menu's please?
Scotty, you should read the Hyundai and Kia message boards. Then do a vid on that. Very interesting. I have a 2019 Tucson with 73k miles. I'm just waiting for the engine to go. Hope it doesn't before I trade it in for a new cx-50.
And there you have it, The Legendary Scotty Kilmer has put his big stamp of approval on my current car. I've been driving this thing for 5 months now and I've only had to replace the battery because the one in it was bad. It shifts smoothly and the engine runs well too. I've changed oil twice already. I got it for about 3,600USD here in Ghana. I think I have to keep it for a while.😄😄😄
No, he didn’t. He gave a passing stamp to this particular car. Big difference between him reviewing an individual car and advising what models are best to buy in general. Not all Hyundai’s break - when he advises about brands and models he’s talking about percentages and general chances. There are plenty of individual reviews with Scotty looking at a customers Jeep, Chevy, Audi, and him saying: this one’s doing ok! That doesn’t mean he’s endorsing the models as a whole or telling you to buy one. As with all things, if you buy something like a Hyundai, your chances of problems are higher. Hopefully yours will be one of the good ones.
I purchased an "Accident-Free" 2016 Frontier SL with 51k miles from Carvana. Minor warranty work discovered previously shoddy frame welds and replacement hood, radiator, core support, etc. I reported it to Carvana and they accepted the return, with no problems. A month later, the same "Accident-Free" truck is "Purchase in Progress" on Carvana's website this very moment. I've reported confronted their "advocates" several times and filed a complaint with the Alabama Attorney General's office to no avail. I hope the guy that takes delivery of this truck have it thoroughly inspected.
Great to check the entire rev band; however without a scan tool, would idling and driving around town with its stop and go nature reveal low RPM misfires that could be masked at the higher RPMs?
Good thinking. My wife's 2017 Elantra started having misfires and often it was at low rpm. My online research shows a lot of Hyundai engine coil problems over the past several years. I replaced all 4 coils with after-market parts and thus far, no more misfires. The dealer wanted to charge me a small fortune to replace them with new Hyundai coils. Uhhhh....those are the parts that are failing. No thank you. Lots of other customers have solved this problem with higher quality after-market parts. Hyundai should have recalled all these coils. But of course, most manufacturers won't take responsibility until they have to.
@@twinjacob1 What my Dad told me, idle and stop and go... It may have good power wide open throttle but from idle to a quarter, she might conk out. Certain control modules such as idle air not... On first start, you want it cold. Then begin including a hot start.
I need to get a scan tool for checking codes and resetting them. I am not a mechanic though, so I am not necessarily in need or an elaborate code reader. Are all of them on your DIY list recommendations by you or can you suggest one in particular? I own a 2002 Silverado that I put headers on and a custom exhaust, it has a code showing probably due to the o2 sensors I disconnected. I own a 2006 Mazda3 that has a code showing, Advance Auto said it was the coolant sensor, due to too many short trips? And I own a 2012 Hyundai Genesis sedan that has a code showing, probably for the defective brake booster or abs sensor or something.
Mr. Kilmer, can you do an in-depth review and a test drive on a 2002 Oldsmobile Intrigue GLS sedan with the 3.5 L V6 engine, which produces 215 horsepower and the four-speed automatic transmission, please? Thank you very much and have a great night.
Exactly how do you expect him to come up with such an exact specification car? Do you have a particular color combination you want examined? Just tell us the color combo you own or are thinking of buying so he can meet your specs?
Have the same car 111500 trouble free miles 40 plus gas mileage on the highway. 35-37 city actual. Eco mode does absolutely nothing. It is just one of those cars people like to run into when you are not around and leave. Using it to learn ding dent repair.
I have this car (2017). I bought it used. Private sale. No problems with it. Easy to handle, service, and cheap on gas. I enjoy it more than our Santa Fe Sport.
Got a 2017 Elantra back in early 2021 w/ only 27k miles on it for 12.5k., no problems.. i know prices have gone up a lot, but jeez that's a high payment they got for that car.
i see people commenting about Hyundais built in Alabama or somewhere in South America were crap and then Scotty says get Hyundais that were made in Korea. My Hyundai Accent 2020 is assembled in the Philippines, has 30,000km now ( 18,600+ miles ) the only major problems i got were, shaky rpm and rusts quicker than usual, center LED screen errors took it to the dealership had the throttle cleaned up and got it treated with anti rust, wiring checks so i just take it to the dealership every 3000mi for PMS and it still works like a dream
Yep terrible price for a Korean hunk o junk with over 60,000 miles on it. Nothing special about it either, zero reason to pay that much for such a car.
Scotty, I have an intermittent P0497 code on my 2005 Honda Accord. 208,000 Miles. The car is also difficult to start when the temperature outside it hot. It will crank for a while before it turns over. Any suggestions? I have already tried changing the gas cap and fuel pump relay.
The latest I have heard are reports of oil higher use and engine fires in certain Korean brands. Years ago my mechanic told me they had terrible electrics. My next vehicle will be Japanese, previously always a Ford or GM. I am impressed by Genesis but again they are Korean and re-sale will be weak I feel.
hey Scotty i'm a subscriber from the little Caribbean island of St Vincent and the Grenadines i have a 2004 Toyota Alphard from japan and it revs high even when i'm just idling in traffic what you think is the problem ? already changed 3 different sensors
I was at the gas station filling up the Taco and a brand new mustang 23 was filling up for the new customer the gas was pouring out the neck where the nozzle goes in pump didn’t shut off gas everywhere. Sales person calls the dealership which is 200 feet away. I asked if it was full he didn’t know so he looked and it was already full idiots. Now 5 gallons of gas on the ground he just drove away!! Not sure why he left the gas on ground? So I told the station since this is the station I always use he thank me and gave me free 10 gallons of gas for free!! I told him no thank you we know each other he said he can get find for having gas on the ground and it’s not the first time from the dealership it happened. So I helped him with cat litter.
Hey Scott did you see the wheels are falling off Toyota electric cars and they are recalling them how come their recalls are never mentioned can you imagine they can't even keep wheels on after all these years !
I have a 2011 Hyundai i30 with a 1.6L diesel engine with a manual shifter, it's just awesome, kind of boring, had it since 2012, but reliable and cheap to run...
Have an Elantra 2011 with 275k kilometres. And still driving like the first year I got it. Minor wear and tear I need to take care of but overall nothing serious since I bought it 6-7 years ago.
Scotty, I've got a 2019 Kia Optima with a 2.4 liter engine and it has nearly 37,000 miles on it. It has been losing gas mileage and the other day it would not start. The starter works, the battery works, I even drove it (after I let it sit overnight, it did start) to the dealership and they don't know what's wrong with it. It's also been a little sluggish lately. Any ideas?
@@luism8612 but like he said Luis, made in Korea models don’t have the issues of American models and I can back that up as I had two from Korea that have been reliable as much as my Toyota. And that actually applies to Toyota too I seen a lady say her newer Camry had cracked frame and it was like 2018 or newer which is ridiculous the Toyotas made outside of japan like the Hyundais made outside of Korea aren’t as good
I get 32mpg in the highway with my manual WRX. I don’t understand “economy” cars. If your goal is fuel economy you’re wasting your time if it’s not a hybrid.
That key ignition on that 2016 Hyundai means that it does not have an immobilizer, meaning it’s very vulnerable to theft (especially with the Kia boys trend) and resale value is gonna drop and insurance premiums are gonna rise on that car
Some traffic laws were broken (speeding, handling a camera while driving). Love how you put your legality on the line for us lowly couch watching youtube users🤣
Carvana is a total ripoff. Before I bought my 22 Corolla SE at a dealer, carvana wanted the same price for a base model 20 Corolla that I bought my 22 at brand new and 2 trim levels higher! I would never buy from them.
My mom's 2010 Elantra has had a bad torque converter since it drove out of the lot, but it has 130k.. still shifts "okayy" like it always has. Decent gas mileage, not much maintenance needed yet. It's been an "okay" car!
quick question. I have a 2015 accent having AC problem. The AC wont go super cold, just slightly cooler than outside temperature. The low side reads 45-50 psi and the high side reads 180-200 when I turn the AC all the way up and engine idling. The outlet gave strong airflow. The low side does reduce to 35 or so when I step on the pedal and it feels colder on highway but just not really cooling. The mechanic shop has replaced almost everything in the AC system, compressor x 3, condenser, expansion valve. The system was flushed multiple times. The only thing left could be AC pipeline, pressure sensor and evaporator. My car shop gave up on it since they cant figure out what goes wrong with it. Any idea?
Good fuel mileage is 50 mpg, not 36 mpg. Cars today with over a hundred years of combustion engine technology, we should be getting much better fuel mileage not the same mpg of 40 years ago.
I am not a big fan of Korean cars either Scotty. If I was looking for something different to replace my Passat it would likely be a Honda Accord(ion). I know Accords are good cars, I just get a kick out of making fun of them that way.
I have a year 2000 blue Accent Hatchback 120,000 miles, I bought for 880 bucks 6 years ago made in Korea. I have never changed the oil and put 0 dollars in it. Runs like a top and gets 35 miles a gallon. It's a fun little go cart.
They are the worst in terms of communication if you buy them get there Warrenty and don’t wait to get anything done I receive my 2017 Ford escape titanium with no transmission fluid in it They only refilled it since I didn’t get the warranty I had to pay the 5500 transmission bill 11k in repairs later they Bought it back (no reimbursement for repairs done within six months of owning the car) also paid off the loan for the car and I chose my new to me Toyota XA30 Had an XA30 before this so pretty confident that chose right this time If you can be patient and get there good Warrenty I would choose them otherwise don’t do it
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Scotty.. I’ will be looking into buying a diesel truck once the market gets back to normal. What do you recommend that is good quality and reliability?
Hey, Scotty how to hire you for car pre purchase inspection, you are still in Long Island, right.
Scotty, how can I submit a car question?
Change those timing tensioners at 70 k they are the weak spots ,skinny little spring inside they should of made them bigger next time.I know i took it apart to see the cause of a timing issue
At this point I bet I can drive from Scotty's house to the drag strip with my eyes closed 🤣🤣
Same hahaha 🤣
As do i
Me too 😂😂
Bwaa 🤣
Kinda like Jose Feliciano
I can always feel the love whenever Scotty removes a plastic beauty cover….
Then throws it in the grass
LoL
I have a 2009 Hyundai Sonata with 139,000 miles, so far so good! It was made in Alabama.
“That is good gas mileage” my favorite line from the entire episode 👏👏
Yeah, except this is the 21st century. Small four bangers should be getting 42 and up...continued ^^^
He did say good not grear
Great^
My 2016 Accent gets 40 plus miles per gallon if the AC is off. Changed the alternator at 93000. 100000 now no other problems. Great little car.
"And just oil changes " you forgot the classic lie
I changed the alternator on my 2014 accent to a high output 320 amp alternator and gas mileage went down a little maybe gets 28 mpg 😅 I have a big amplifier and lithium battery bank but it’s been a good car!
Definitely recommend carbon cleaning tho
It's called do your maintenance. I hane a 17 at 183 and the first thing it needed was a convert or at 144 and ac recharge at 180
101000 on mine. Change oil every 5000 miles. I've done coolant and trans fluid changes. Car runs well, no shaking, very little oil burn with the low pressure piston rings. I've been happy with it. It's not fast, but it gets me where I need to be.
It’s always a good day when Scotty posts a video and says “by any stretch of the imagination.” 😂 Love that.
Also love it when Scotty says “ There’s no denying that “
favorite is "but alas..."
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I bought a used Hyundai Elantra that replaced my Honda Civic for my commuting. Except for a crappy paint job the car was great and never had any major issues. Reliable and got good gas mileage.
what year
Why did you get rid of a civic?
@@mysterioushands69 2011. but it got to like 240,000 miles and traded it.
@@ThillerKillerX Drove it until an expensive computer failed so it was not worth it to fix.
I have a 2017 Elantra I bought new
Fully loaded with everything. 95.000 miles now, 4000 mile oil changes, 1 transmission fluid change at 50.000 miles. 0 repairs. Just a new battery, and new tires at 49.000 miles. Still runs and drives like new. Will be getting another transmission service, and coolant exchange soon.
That's what ive done with my 17 Accent. Thing runs really well. Made in Korea.
Misfires can sometimes present themselves only while idling, during light acceleration, or during a cold-start. You focused mostly on duplicating misfires during hard acceleration in the video and gave the impression that's the only time engines misfire.
He'll my motorcycle misfires when starting lmao
@@ThillerKillerX LoL
Had a 2016 Soul with the same engine, was kinda crappy. Catalytic converter (79k miles) was going bad and seemed like it was gonna nickel and dime me to death. Took real good care of it too.
Catalytic can go bad with crap fuel.
Once I got a tankful that made the exhaust smell like pine-sol. Ruined the downstream 02 sensor.
I had an 2006 KIA Rio with 180k that died because the ECM developed a short circuit and caught fire. Kinda shows what kind of quality KIA/Hyundai puts out. The car was also well maintained.
I got a 2009 Kia Spectra with 106K for $2K and it is very easy to work on. Did the spark plugs, air and cabin filters, oil and atf fluid changes, and about to get the timing belt done. The one problem it had was the hood latch and cable needed to be replaced. Good car so far.
The catalytic converter on my Toyota lasted 250k miles lol
Same here, cat went bad about 60k miles. Then was using a lot of oil, fought with Kia got a new engine for free.
I have one of those but it is the 2012 hatchback version. It does the job. Cold ice AC and the power is decent on the expressway. I have 80k miles on it and have only spent $250 dollars in one repair (a sensor) decent little cars.
scotty: loves toyota, is okay with hyundai/kia, hates audis and bmw, the engine cover and everything that comes out of the engine is stupid
It did not misfire, but the engine blew up after going 60 in first gear.
@Steve Jones meanwhile a Toyota with 150k miles is barely broken in 🤣
@@finalboss7956 not anymore. We’re not in the Toyota days like 10 years ago. They’re having just as many issues as the other companies
@@lesterparker1594 like what?
@@finalboss7956 True 👍
@@tails300 turbos, transmissions, hell Scotty showed a videos the other day of one melting
I'm on my third Hyundai Accent. love the car. New new 2022 accent got up to 45 miles per gallon on a trip across country.
I thought they were good but after 2022 they’re discontinued
I gott say I really like my 2015 hatchback accent 6 speed manual.
Since 2018, the Accent has been built in Mexico. Also, 2022 is the last model year for the Accent as Hyundai has decided to discontinue it.
No more manual transmission as well :(
Really all of them? I thought that was solely a Korean model. I know the older elantras were only Korean even in America upto 2006 ish I think
The palisade is good tho haven’t seen any issues with them I got that and a Toyota Prius I also had a older Elantra that was reliable but a accident caused me to let go of it
@@robmalcolm8042Hyundai started production of the Elantra at the Montgomery AL plant starting with the 2011 model year.
I bought a non turbo Hyundai Veloster new in 2016. I put 176,000 trouble free miles on that car in 3 years. The DCT transmission glitched or hung up 3 times over my period of ownership. No big deal. My biggest thing was that the Hyundai customer service was crap. I had a door speaker that whistled all the time even when off. Two dealers claimed they didn’t hear anything. So I vowed I wouldn’t buy another Hyundai
Very good
You are smart 👍
you got other people that just don't learn 🤦🏼
I don't generally rate a brand based on service, unless it's a nationwide level problem. I just find someone who takes my issues seriously.
This is my car and I feel so happy because mine is same year and made in Korea so it feels like Scotty gave my car his blessing 🙌
And in my book Scotty is THE authority when it comes to cars!
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Hope it gives you 200k
I remember a friend sayin' he liked his and this goes back to the 80's, I laughed back then. Now I have a 2006 and I'm pleased with mine.
My car too
Nothing wrong with the base model. They honestly last the longest there's less s*** to break. They usually have the base engine with the least power so the transmission lasts the longest. They usually manuals and everything inside. The car is usually manual and power. Windows break a lot more often than manual ones. I'll tell you that unless your arm is broken, your windows pretty much going to work
All good points
"Nothing wrong with the base model"
That's something a Hyundai owner would say.
@@DeeDee-pw9pm That's someone who wants a good car to drive. It's what they are for not to be like a first class flight going to pick up tolet paper.
@@ThillerKillerX Hyundai and Kia recall lists beg to differ...
I actually had a car where the crank window broke. The window came off the track lol.
Good review. Cleared and retrieved codes plus test drive. Cannot do anything else. Good tech indeed
We own one of the 2015 model with 6 speed manual transmission . It has about 110 thousand ks on it and has been a wonderful and reliable car . Made in Korea and only serviced by the dealer . Same colour as the one you have here . Still on original battery but the 3rd set of tyres . Regards from your subscribers in Australia
160 000 km on my 2015 manual, solid car but rust is showing up...great car still!
110k km is nothing..... and only bringing it to the dealer is stupid.
ONE DAY SCOTTY will rev the hell out of a customers car and BLOW IT UP !
That would be so funny.
He's been there, done that.
I had this thing. Same color an everything. I had already had it for 5 years before I started doing my own maintenance. I usually pushed the oil to 7-9k miles. By the time I started changing it myself (~130k miles), It was burning quarts of oil. I'd still have this little guy if I took better care of it.
Change your PCV valve.
@@williamryan9195 I did do that, probably too late. Did not help.
@@patknado The maintenance book says it's a 3.5k change. I noticed the oil starts to thicken at 3k using synthetic and OEM filter. I started changing it now at 3k.Taking it to 7-9 k probably was a mistake.That is more of a commercial vehicle interval.Most of the old Japanese cars were 3k. for a reason
@@williamryan9195oh believe me brother, things I wish I had known years ago. For all the hate Hyundai gets, I think yours can hold out for a good long time if you stick to that.
Hey Scotty, love your videos. As for the door sticker on Hyundai showing it's manufacturing country they aren't always accurate. A 2015 Elantra I worked with showed Alabama on the door sticker which I used to buy the belt, oil pan drain plug, and brakes. Not a single part fit right and the Korean parts did. It was with the original owner. So even though the door said US built it still somehow was south Korea.
The thing to remember with Hyundai/kia is they can't handle abuse. If you look after it and have a little mechanical sympathy they will last you well!
I kinda agree to this. I scratched and dented mine just within 10,000 miles.
I have to get some parts repainted😄
@@stanleymakafui Must drive by feel.
Mine rarely gets above 3500rpm. No problems and I have 101000 miles.
Please keep up the good work Scotty! You have saved my family a fortune!
I don't own Toyota's but Personally I don't find them Cheap to buy, I have had Great luck with 2003 through 2005 Civics especially the Special Edition ex Sedan made in Canada, My 2005 Coupe was built in Indiana. And both our 2003 Hybrid 5 speed manual trans 1.3 liter engines Cars got over 300,000 miles on both before I trashed them, Now that's a boring car way under powered, In the winter time you had to drive 10 miles just to get the engine coolant temp to operating temp that always sucked, Consistently Got 50 MPGs with them up to around 250,000 miles then the batteries would get too weak to really make a difference,
It not because of the year, it's because of the model the lack of features. I have a 2016 Sonata, with backup camera, steering wheel controls, etc.
Dang Scotty you burned all of the persons gas up. Lol.
I have that exact year and model. Its small but great fuel mileage. My AC isn't working this summer but I m scared to take it in and see what wallet damage I m looking at. Only bad thing about it is no cruise control.
Scotty likes it cold so he Drops it like it's HOT👊
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Oh cool I have that scan tool same interface and design but different name (TOPDON) in UK, Scotty I have been trying to find how to check mileage as my civic was in a sorry state when I bought it even though it had only done 59000 miles, I cant seem to find it on this tool though, If it has it can you let me know how to find it in the menu's please?
Truthful love ❤️ it Scotty appreciate your Channel and content 👌
I have a 2014 with over 80k miles on it built in Korea so far all I’ve put on it is a battery very good and reliable
Scotty, you should read the Hyundai and Kia message boards. Then do a vid on that. Very interesting. I have a 2019 Tucson with 73k miles. I'm just waiting for the engine to go. Hope it doesn't before I trade it in for a new cx-50.
And there you have it, The Legendary Scotty Kilmer has put his big stamp of approval on my current car. I've been driving this thing for 5 months now and I've only had to replace the battery because the one in it was bad. It shifts smoothly and the engine runs well too. I've changed oil twice already. I got it for about 3,600USD here in Ghana. I think I have to keep it for a while.😄😄😄
How many miles does your car have ?
@@cristianvelazquez9705 62,350 miles. I got it at 53,000 miles. I've done almost 10K miles on it in the past 5 months
No, he didn’t. He gave a passing stamp to this particular car. Big difference between him reviewing an individual car and advising what models are best to buy in general. Not all Hyundai’s break - when he advises about brands and models he’s talking about percentages and general chances. There are plenty of individual reviews with Scotty looking at a customers Jeep, Chevy, Audi, and him saying: this one’s doing ok! That doesn’t mean he’s endorsing the models as a whole or telling you to buy one. As with all things, if you buy something like a Hyundai, your chances of problems are higher. Hopefully yours will be one of the good ones.
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Kill joy...
These cars look hood
i had the turbo-diesel dct hatch version (korean-made) for 5 years; no issues with that pocket rocket up to the point when I sold it.
"We'll take it to our little dragstrip.." 🤣👍🏻
Scotty rings out another one 🤣👍🏻
I purchased an "Accident-Free" 2016 Frontier SL with 51k miles from Carvana. Minor warranty work discovered previously shoddy frame welds and replacement hood, radiator, core support, etc. I reported it to Carvana and they accepted the return, with no problems. A month later, the same "Accident-Free" truck is "Purchase in Progress" on Carvana's website this very moment. I've reported confronted their "advocates" several times and filed a complaint with the Alabama Attorney General's office to no avail. I hope the guy that takes delivery of this truck have it thoroughly inspected.
Misfire from detail department washing the engine down with a power sprayer is common on used cars.
Great to check the entire rev band; however without a scan tool, would idling and driving around town with its stop and go nature reveal low RPM misfires that could be masked at the higher RPMs?
Good thinking. My wife's 2017 Elantra started having misfires and often it was at low rpm. My online research shows a lot of Hyundai engine coil problems over the past several years. I replaced all 4 coils with after-market parts and thus far, no more misfires. The dealer wanted to charge me a small fortune to replace them with new Hyundai coils. Uhhhh....those are the parts that are failing. No thank you. Lots of other customers have solved this problem with higher quality after-market parts. Hyundai should have recalled all these coils. But of course, most manufacturers won't take responsibility until they have to.
@@twinjacob1 What my Dad told me, idle and stop and go... It may have good power wide open throttle but from idle to a quarter, she might conk out.
Certain control modules such as idle air not... On first start, you want it cold. Then begin including a hot start.
You're crackin me up Scotty !!!
I see he left the carava tag on the thumbnail and had to hear Scotty rip that company apart 🤣
I need to get a scan tool for checking codes and resetting them. I am not a mechanic though, so I am not necessarily in need or an elaborate code reader. Are all of them on your DIY list recommendations by you or can you suggest one in particular? I own a 2002 Silverado that I put headers on and a custom exhaust, it has a code showing probably due to the o2 sensors I disconnected. I own a 2006 Mazda3 that has a code showing, Advance Auto said it was the coolant sensor, due to too many short trips? And I own a 2012 Hyundai Genesis sedan that has a code showing, probably for the defective brake booster or abs sensor or something.
Mr. Kilmer, can you do an in-depth review and a test drive on a 2002 Oldsmobile Intrigue GLS sedan with the 3.5 L V6 engine, which produces 215 horsepower and the four-speed automatic transmission, please? Thank you very much and have a great night.
Exactly how do you expect him to come up with such an exact specification car?
Do you have a particular color combination you want examined? Just tell us the color combo you own or are thinking of buying so he can meet your specs?
@@OneOut1 He can do one with any exterior colour. It depends, if one of the customers drives the vehicle and takes care of it.
I believe the Accents got 40mpg highway, 35mpg city. The Elantras got 36mpg highway, 32mpg city. Fantastic gas mileage.
Scotty quote of the day: "I drove the heck out of it"
Redline on this 1.6L looks to be 7500rpm.
He kept it around Six. Is south korean valve spring steel, on par with Honda's vtec high revs?
Have the same car 111500 trouble free miles 40 plus gas mileage on the highway. 35-37 city actual. Eco mode does absolutely nothing. It is just one of those cars people like to run into when you are not around and leave. Using it to learn ding dent repair.
I have this car (2017). I bought it used. Private sale. No problems with it. Easy to handle, service, and cheap on gas. I enjoy it more than our Santa Fe Sport.
"it's got full carbon fiber" lmao where??
Textured look finish
I bought a brand new 2002 Hyundai Accent as my first brand new car. It remains my favorite car to date and I've had a lot of car over the years.
Drove many of them while working at a large car auction we parked over 200 of them at a secret location of campus because we had no where to put them
Carvanna is also known to put walmart batteries in Mercedes. Seen alot of them when I worked at an auto repair shop caused alot of damage
Got a 2017 Elantra back in early 2021 w/ only 27k miles on it for 12.5k., no problems.. i know prices have gone up a lot, but jeez that's a high payment they got for that car.
Somebody bring an Elantra N for Scotty to test drive. I really want to hear what he will say about that car.
The new gen Kia Sportage is being made in USA so we'll see how it stacks up in the future.
Hey Scotty, my frs horn doesn’t seem to work, even with the alarm going off, how do I fix it?
@@captinbeyond fuses are all good 👍, what else 🫡
Ha ha. I laugh every time I hear, “remove the stupid beauty cover”.
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ok Scotty, I will try to wrap my head around this new information😋🤭🙂
i see people commenting about Hyundais built in Alabama or somewhere in South America were crap
and then Scotty says get Hyundais that were made in Korea.
My Hyundai Accent 2020 is assembled in the Philippines, has 30,000km now ( 18,600+ miles )
the only major problems i got were, shaky rpm and rusts quicker than usual, center LED screen errors
took it to the dealership had the throttle cleaned up and got it treated with anti rust, wiring checks
so i just take it to the dealership every 3000mi for PMS and it still works like a dream
Wow, 5K + $280/mo, I hope it's short term! I'd baby foot it everywhere (unlike Scotty just did) and TRY to miss potholes...
The buyer got ripped off lol.
Yep terrible price for a Korean hunk o junk with over 60,000 miles on it. Nothing special about it either, zero reason to pay that much for such a car.
Scotty, I have an intermittent P0497 code on my 2005 Honda Accord. 208,000 Miles. The car is also difficult to start when the temperature outside it hot. It will crank for a while before it turns over. Any suggestions? I have already tried changing the gas cap and fuel pump relay.
It sounds more like a purge valve problem or a possible vacuum leak.
I think that was the longest test drive.. I've ever seen scotty do.
Scotty: i took off my ankle monitor
The latest I have heard are reports of oil higher use and engine fires in certain Korean brands. Years ago my mechanic told me they had terrible electrics. My next vehicle will be Japanese, previously always a Ford or GM. I am impressed by Genesis but again they are Korean and re-sale will be weak I feel.
How can I bring you my car to check it out it's a 2012 chevy cruze 100+ miles should I keep it or trade it in ?
hey Scotty i'm a subscriber from the little Caribbean island of St Vincent and the Grenadines i have a 2004 Toyota Alphard from japan and it revs high even when i'm just idling in traffic what you think is the problem ? already changed 3 different sensors
I was at the gas station filling up the Taco and a brand new mustang 23 was filling up for the new customer the gas was pouring out the neck where the nozzle goes in pump didn’t shut off gas everywhere. Sales person calls the dealership which is 200 feet away. I asked if it was full he didn’t know so he looked and it was already full idiots. Now 5 gallons of gas on the ground he just drove away!! Not sure why he left the gas on ground? So I told the station since this is the station I always use he thank me and gave me free 10 gallons of gas for free!! I told him no thank you we know each other he said he can get find for having gas on the ground and it’s not the first time from the dealership it happened. So I helped him with cat litter.
Hey Scott did you see the wheels are falling off Toyota electric cars and they are recalling them how come their recalls are never mentioned can you imagine they can't even keep wheels on after all these years !
I have a 2011 Hyundai i30 with a 1.6L diesel engine with a manual shifter, it's just awesome, kind of boring, had it since 2012, but reliable and cheap to run...
How many miles do you have on it?
@@WYATTFC99 685k miles 😱😱
Just kidding
@@WYATTFC99 287,000 km..
I’ve got the same gen car but with the 1.6L petrol auto. Same story here pretty much.
Have an Elantra 2011 with 275k kilometres. And still driving like the first year I got it. Minor wear and tear I need to take care of but overall nothing serious since I bought it 6-7 years ago.
Scotty, I've got a 2019 Kia Optima with a 2.4 liter engine and it has nearly 37,000 miles on it. It has been losing gas mileage and the other day it would not start. The starter works, the battery works, I even drove it (after I let it sit overnight, it did start) to the dealership and they don't know what's wrong with it. It's also been a little sluggish lately. Any ideas?
Could be Running too rich? Bad fuel injector? bad O2 sensor? Hook it up to OBD reader and I sure you will find a fault.
Odd things like this Mae me never wanna switch from Honda and Toyota lol as luxurious and cool as Hyundai and Kia’s look now n days
Try disconnecting the negative battery terminal and letting it sit for an hour or so, then reconnecting...might just need to reset the computer
@@luism8612 but like he said Luis, made in Korea models don’t have the issues of American models and I can back that up as I had two from Korea that have been reliable as much as my Toyota. And that actually applies to Toyota too I seen a lady say her newer Camry had cracked frame and it was like 2018 or newer which is ridiculous the Toyotas made outside of japan like the Hyundais made outside of Korea aren’t as good
check for corrosion, and / or oxidation on battery terminal clamps.
why do people still buy crap from Carvana ?
I get 32mpg in the highway with my manual WRX. I don’t understand “economy” cars. If your goal is fuel economy you’re wasting your time if it’s not a hybrid.
scotty but i want to ask you is Hyundai Relabels car like Toyota or honda will go 1million miles ? or it's not can you make video on that
That key ignition on that 2016 Hyundai means that it does not have an immobilizer, meaning it’s very vulnerable to theft (especially with the Kia boys trend) and resale value is gonna drop and insurance premiums are gonna rise on that car
When I read the caption and then seen “Carvana” I was like YEP.. Of course it was a rip off 😭😂
I have the same one 2016 but with almost 150,000 miles
The car I use (Hyundai Accent) is on the thumbnail. I'm brazing for impact as Scotty rips it apart. Lemme see what I can learn
He’s pretty much approved it haha
Some traffic laws were broken (speeding, handling a camera while driving). Love how you put your legality on the line for us lowly couch watching youtube users🤣
Carvana is a total ripoff. Before I bought my 22 Corolla SE at a dealer, carvana wanted the same price for a base model 20 Corolla that I bought my 22 at brand new and 2 trim levels higher! I would never buy from them.
Bought a '22 Honda HR-V for the same price that Carvana wanted for a 2020 HR-V with 30K miles...no joke...that's nuts
How much oil mileage does it get?
My mom's 2010 Elantra has had a bad torque converter since it drove out of the lot, but it has 130k.. still shifts "okayy" like it always has. Decent gas mileage, not much maintenance needed yet. It's been an "okay" car!
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Aye scotty! I got a tiburon. From Korea!!!! Im so lucky bro
Just checked my sticker
Weren’t Hyundai in trouble for having under age workers in Alabama, no wonder their cars are terrible
hyundais n kias are 5 year , and /or 50 - 80 k mile cars. after that, turn to junk, n time to junk them.
WHEW!! Nice little car but I would think five grand would be on the high side. Anything over seems a little stiff.
quick question. I have a 2015 accent having AC problem. The AC wont go super cold, just slightly cooler than outside temperature. The low side reads 45-50 psi and the high side reads 180-200 when I turn the AC all the way up and engine idling. The outlet gave strong airflow. The low side does reduce to 35 or so when I step on the pedal and it feels colder on highway but just not really cooling. The mechanic shop has replaced almost everything in the AC system, compressor x 3, condenser, expansion valve. The system was flushed multiple times. The only thing left could be AC pipeline, pressure sensor and evaporator. My car shop gave up on it since they cant figure out what goes wrong with it. Any idea?
So any luck getting it fixed?
@@juanMartinez-lm5mi nope. it is a cancer and cant be cured
Hi guys...does anyone have any experience with Subaru legacy like what are the min points ?
it’s true, the version build in korea are reliable
Good fuel mileage is 50 mpg, not 36 mpg. Cars today with over a hundred years of combustion engine technology, we should be getting much better fuel mileage not the same mpg of 40 years ago.
Physics does play a role.
I was miles away from touching hyundais but having known this, i think i'm gonna buy hyundai i10 or i20, or any small hyundai that is made in korea.
I am not a big fan of Korean cars either Scotty. If I was looking for something different to replace my Passat it would likely be a Honda Accord(ion). I know Accords are good cars, I just get a kick out of making fun of them that way.
Unless you have to buy a new or used don't. Wait for prices to crash which they will....
I happen to like my hundayz accent is great for me, it does what I want it to do for me it is the top of the line.
My complaint , if you wanna call it that, is the little caption he uses to describe the video never accurately describes what happens in the video.
I have a year 2000 blue Accent Hatchback 120,000 miles, I bought for 880 bucks 6 years ago made in Korea. I have never changed the oil and put 0 dollars in it. Runs like a top and gets 35 miles a gallon. It's a fun little go cart.
never changed the oil.... omg... smh
Mine is burning oil and 90,000 KM!!! Catalytic converter replaced. Ouch
Wow no buttons on the steering wheel, the 2016 Toyota Corolla has buttons on the steering wheel for radio, phone and cruise control
Scotty is wringing the snots out of that car. The owner is gonna wonder why the gas gauge went down by a 1/4 tank, when they get the car back. 😲😲😲
Ones made in uk are the best Scotty I had many honda an Toyota old ones they never went wrong
They are the worst in terms of communication if you buy them get there Warrenty and don’t wait to get anything done
I receive my 2017 Ford escape titanium with no transmission fluid in it
They only refilled it since I didn’t get the warranty I had to pay the 5500
transmission bill 11k in repairs later they Bought it back (no reimbursement for repairs done within six months of owning the car) also paid off the loan for the car
and I chose my new to me Toyota XA30
Had an XA30 before this so pretty confident that chose right this time
If you can be patient and get there good Warrenty
I would choose them otherwise don’t do it
Someone ran out of gas in the past, and as the engine was sputtering until it died, it set those codes. Many such cases
Never trust a mechanic who sleeps in his trunk 🤣