Why Trusting Hyundai Is Dangerous
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- The KDM community is a tough one, but there's a reason why i'm hesitant of the brand and I don't think it deserves to be labeled as a "hater." From the original days of quality defect issues, to the brand not being able to hold a trim package long enough for the aftermarket car community to feel like it would stay around, Hyundai hasn't always been kind to the US market. If that's not enough, with rumors already spreading that the Kona N will be discontinued due to low sales, one can't help but wonder if Hyundai will ACTUALLY keep the N line around long enough to enjoy. But what are your thoughts? Let me know and of course don't forget to subscribe - bit.ly/3kXgWr0
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Just don't buy Korean junk
Kia and hyundai need to spend more time and effort on making a more reliable powertrain for their ice vehicles.
@@j.g.bloodworth9837 it’s mainly older Hyundai powertrains the newest sat with the fire risk is the 2020 Sportage the new face lifted sportage has a new powertrain that is based on the entirely new Tucson which has phev and hev options their powertrains for their newer cars are better but do still have the faults that the old ones have such as engine issues and more issues that carry over but no 2022 to 2023 model year Hyundais are the issue it’s the old cars I hate that the media persists that this issue will kill you if you own a specific Hyundai or Kia car also he says that the issue is the mods for the Elantra N the Kia Stingers which was Hyundai/Kias first ever sports car following the Veloster N and both cars have excellent mods available for it
Hatin
hater
Can't park it inside because fire. Can't park it outside because it'll get stolen with a USB cable. Best case scenario is the car decides to catch fire whilst being stolen.
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For me the best case scenario is to get t boned. Transmission failed twice before 105k
@@krismine99which car??
@@stockmarketconqueror2889 Hyundai Veloster
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We live in a world where corporations have trained us to think anything less than a 5-star review may as well be a 1-star. That's just stupid. An 8/10 is a damn good car.
Absolutely agree. I had a young lady on from my agency the other day who asked me to leave a review, so I left four stars -- they just do enough and have let me down a few times. I get a text: "WHAT DID WE DO WRONG?" .....
@Ambienfinity same, i went to a dealer. bought a brand new car, and the service was alright but took a few hours to complete.
A few days later my salesman texts me a survey and i give them all 8s across the board and he texts "You killed me bro! We were supposed to do it together!"
@@Basilflowers It's crazy. Social media has not helped commerce, even though most of them think it has.
The 2016 Hyundai Sonota hybrid is one of the worst vehicles I’ve ever purchased
You guys are all gonna be stranded in ur Hyundais 😂
The Vision concept is exciting to see, but they need to actually build it. They need to prove it’s worth being excited about.
They actually did
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Until it catches fire too 😂
@@shadowform1264Not a 1 off concept, stop being willfully blind to what yt comments are obviously expressing
@@valkyrie5972 its built and there's a video on youtube
They need to make a new Genesis Coupe
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I strongly believe it’d be a hit with the crowd 100%
Wouldnt sell well, people dint but ciupes anymore
@@randomperson6018wrong genesis
They’re were originally going to do the 3.3 t in the g70 in the Genesis coupe and have it AWD but ended up discontinuing it in 2016 and made the sedans instead
Glad I got the Hyundai Kona N and no issues 50k miles hiccup free I guess I’m one of the few lucky ones apparently cause even tho I live in the hood it doesn’t get stolen by Kia boys, No engine fire and no transmission being destroyed 🙄
I've got 218k miles on mine n she still runs
I have an Elantra 72,000 nothing wrong and no one steals it I think every brand has problems just adding my two cents
@@kennethjoubert8036 My sister had a 2013 Elantra and got rid of it last year. It was such a good car. Never had any issues and 150k miles. Hate with these brands come from people who have never owned them
I have owned Hyundais since the late 1990's, and my ownership experience with Hyundai has been and still is great. I currently own a 2020 Elantra, and actually this is my 3rd Elantra - all 3 were and are reliable, so no issues there. But I also realize that the criticism of Hyundai is well-deserved, being that Hyundai recommends that owners of certain Hyundais should not park their cars in enclosed areas or close to structures is idiotic. Also, the issue some of Hyundai and Kia vehicles not having engine immobilizers is just another example of Hyundai's stupidity.
Even though neither of these issues was or is an issue with the model I drive, the reality is Hyundai should have been much more pro-active in resolving and minimizing these issues for their customers. Hyundai has come a long way, and has made strides, and has progressed to be a good brand.
But, as a current Hyundai owner, they still should have done better. That being said, I think I am going to give Subaru a try next time, or possibly go back to Mazda. Another contributing reason why I might not buy another Hyundai- if Hyundai sticks with their radical weird looking front end of the current Elantra, there's no way in hell I would buy a car that fugly.
The fact you have to say "Lucky" is proof enough for me. I don't want to roll the dice with $40k of my hard earned cash.
Sonata owner with over 100k miles no mechanical issues whatsoever❤
what about electrical issues?
Same- here.
I’m abt to hit 200k with a 2011 Sonata
I've owned 4 Hyundai/ kia cars. Kept all to over 100.000 miles NO ELECTRICAL ISSUES. These aren't BRITISH CARS! @TheDarknessConsumesMe666
Hyundai is more reliable than ford
I drive a 2022 Veloster N, manual, blue. Bought it new.
Car has been bulletproof since day 1.
Came to that car from a 2016 Audi A5, 6 speed.
This is the most fun I've ever had in a car and for that price it can't be beat. I mean maybe by a MX5 since it's a drop top, but for the price you can't beat it. N mode is a blast and when in eco mode on a flat highway at 65MpH I get 34MpG all day long.
The dealer experience has been great too. No regrets.
In December I had a 2021 Sonata rental car with 53k on it. Car was quiet, got 40MpG (non hybrid) and behaved crazy well for a rental car
Im a Hyundai i30 owner since 2020!! I honestly can say that this car is a work horse!! Totaly satisfied and value for money!!Greetings from Greece
The main problems are only in USA Hyundai Europe is fine
This isn’t something most people have to worry about because the recall was for a tow hitch, which allowed rain to go into the tow hitch circuit, only one has been on fire and 5 had thermal damage. This the recall of over 500k to not be liable. People driving elantras don’t have a tow hitch.
EXACTLY and they want to make it seem like it’s all of the brands car 😂 so ridiculous 😂 I’ve had nothing but greatness from Kia/Hyundai/Genesis 😂 bunch of haters are hatin because they’re coming up and making amazing cars 😂
Uh. No. The fire risk was due to the brake fluid leaking and potentially shorting out the ABS module which would risk in an engine compartment fire. Fires would also set ablaze from faulty fuel rails which is even worse. Sounds like you just read the first article that popped up and called it a day.
Yeah there the brake pump main battery fuse gets shorted, or brake fluid leaks, or fuel leaks, or oil leaks on the exhaust, there are a lot of issues
@@IridiumcosmosDifferent fire risk recall. If you look carefully, the comment is from 10 months ago, which is from before the brake fluid/ABS module fire recall came out. Personally, I'm disappointed with the bandaid fix that doesn't address the actual problem of the brake cylinder developing a leak.
Agreed if you have the towing package then worry if not then there's nothing to worry about.
What makes Hyundai different though? So you trust Toyota's unintended acceleration? Bring up BMW?... please every single Beamer (and Audi) owner I have has come to regret it because of major issues. Just buy what you like.
Toyota had a recall on the fuel pumps to
As a worker in a Hyundai sealer shop, I can tell you right now, we do more blown engine swaps than any other dealer I’ve worked for. Mostly 2017 and older 1.6t and 2.0t’s not so much newer motors tho. But the Elantra N and N-line are pretty slept on still imo. Really good bang for your buck in power/int/and gearbox. But the 24’ SUVS are hideous imo. And really don’t like the camera mounted on the steering column watching you the entire time you drive.
That's due to hyundai dealerships over filling the oil 🛢
Look up silent recall on hyundai tucson
Hey , id like to ask you about the hyundai ioniq hybrid 2018 style, 1.6.
I need to buy a car and i like it was wondering if it has any issue that come up with time and miles ...
Thank you
2013 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 sedan. I have 198,000 miles. I have only had 2 minor issues. The driver's side window actuator had to be replaced. I also had a fuel gage sensor that went bad. Very solid car.
Those hate comments are from people who didn't watch the video.
Keep up the honest good work.
- A bird
Thanks for your support!
Dude I have a 2014 Hyundai Elantra GT it's the best car I've owned
@@thompson9400 you'll find a plethora of people who will tell you the same about their BMW's, yet what does the internet make you believe about them?
@@RothBeyondTheGrave BMWs are fine cars. The drivers on the other hand... Well, that's why their cars go to shit. No matter how good a car is, how expensive a car is, how luxurious and fast a car is, abuse is abuse.
I do think you are just one of those haters. Even myself, i hesitated getting hyundai. I had honda civic si, subie wrx and other mods cars anyone can list easily. I got a Hyundai EN 6MT. So far,not needing to modify(people still do and they all seemed to run fine.) and handling is beyond imagination. Honestly, pricing point is way better than type r, gti, even M2 competition in 2 stepped up performance car. But dont let that price and brand name fool you. One thing i can tell you is, Hyundai is ahead of any Japanese cars these days. Lexus? Try Genesis and talk about it. Reliability? Its really about the same. But hyundai warranty shines even more. I know people complain about the warranty but thats their own fault that they didn't change oil often and didnt keep any of maintenance records(well, thats because they didn't!)
Then don’t trust Ford, GM, and all European brands. 😂
thing is tho for the almost the last decade ford has done a bang up job on the V8 mustangs, from the early 3V to the current gen coyote there has always been something to like and some relatively good reliability
No Audi I've owned has been stolen with a USB cable
Have you seen the list of Gord truck recalls? Or how about the Focus transmission recalls from 5 or 6 years ago? Cars are elaborate machines, and stuff goes wrong when you make 100 000 vehicles each year made of tens of thousands of parts.
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@@michealgray533 Jesus Christ is returning repent!! Jesus Christ can save you from hell putting your faith in Jesus Christ and repenting of all your sins!! To repent it means to Changing your mind so change the way you think about sin and turn from and run to Jesus!! Hallelujah!!
People forget that the unreliability issues are only really happening in the US with locally manufactured hyundai/Kia's.
In Australia, we only get the Korean made models, and they're known for being reliable.
Also, hyundai/kias getting stolen isn't an issue here either because by law cars are required to have an engine immobiliser unlike the US.
My hyundai was built in korea and it got hit with a recall.
@@GenesisRasphotos a recall for what?
We’ve had several Hyundai/Kia models over the years, some made in Korea, some in the U.S. No issues other than a sunroof recall on our Palisade.
Elantra built in Korea and it started burning oil every fill up.
@@dennistyler9852 same with my Toyota Camry 🤧😤 30000 miles man...
Every single manufacterer has recall issues come up. Every one of them. They get fixes and they are fine after that
The fact that he mentions BMW makes think he has not looked into that brand’s reliability. It’s worse than Hyundai and it cost 10 times the amount of money to fix a BMW.
i have bought a 2010 hyundai elantra base with 81,000kms they don’t make cars like they used too since 2019ish life changed for everyone, everyone became cheap and greedy and rare to find pride in work, i love my “new” used car coming from two mercedes benz this is my new daily driver the benz is for show now and just to have fun :)
Dude acts like other brands haven't had major recalls. What about GMs faulty ignitions?
I bought my elantra 2018 w 25k miles on it, it now has 65k and i’ve had to change the battery once and get new tires that’s about it so far.
Facts
They just gotta keep making "N" models so the brand stays alive and after market mods start to be appreciated 👍🏼
They're relatively new brands. Both Hyundai and Kia have improved drastically every 3, 4 years and they'll continue to improve instead of getting worse like all US brands and most Japanese brands outside of the top 2, or 3.
Hyundai is not a relatively new brand. It was selling in the US in the 80s. They existed in Korea in the 70s. As a Korean and owning a Hyundai, it is a horrible car experience. Engine blown out 60k, power steering failure, turbo charger broken, electric failures, car lock failure (doors will not lock so we have to manually switch it locked), false gas mileage estimate, horrible service… never ever again Hyundai. Only thing good about our Hyundai right now is the climate cross 2 Michelin tires
They made FAR more reliable vehicles from like '05-'10. They are only "improving" in the sense that they stopped making the no good, horrible, very bad Theta II motors. But they also replaced the reliable 6 speed automatic transmission with the unreliable DCTs and CVTs, which was a terrible decision.
@@MattPSU02i have elentra 2021 gear 6 speed 2.0
I would not buy any vehicle manufacture between 2021 and 2023. All Manufactures were trying to pump out vehicles to sell and thus QA standards were lowered due to the rush to get cars on dealerships showroom floor.
Now make a RUclips short on the why you can’t trust Toyota Tacoma. 😂
Im not enthusiast crazy about Hyundai but they make cheap reliable cars American brands are entirely unreliable and Japanese brands are getting too expensive Hyundai and kia is the way to go to get a cheap low maintenance reliable car
My hundai has given me absolutely hell since I purchased ! I wouldn't recommend
@@ManifestingMILLIONS111what kind was it
@@justincortez5050 hyundai sonata
@@ManifestingMILLIONS111 my sister is selling me hers for cheap she didn’t have no problems but I saw a few videos saying to stay away from them
@@ManifestingMILLIONS111 made in US be like... Or Mexico 😵!
Didn’t the N model exist for already like 7 years? That seems pretty long
You can't trust any corporation selling you a mass produced product. Recalls for millions of cars are an industry norm.
Consumerism and corporate greed have made it so that you as the buyer are tasked with buying incomplete/defective products with the hope that you get the rest of what you've paid for at some point.
Not wrong at all. I wanna say that Hyundai and kia only makes cars to get a good crash test scores on their cars. I bet you will get pissed off when you see the material of the chassis. They literally make driver side and passenger side differently on cheap cars like sonata, avante(or elantra) and ect. Side pole, side impact, roof and lastly small overlap crash test are all tested on the drivers side. Now if you are a ceo who has to make your car look safe to sell more and make it cheaper, why won’t you only make the driver side safe and make bit more cheaper at passenger side. Hyundai actually does that. And…I can give you review video about hyundai and kia chassis blueprint. It’s basically okay-ish design but they should still give the same protection to the passenger side like volvo.
The N isn’t mass produced. And some of the most reliable cars are “mass produced” tf you talking about
@@EldenLord00 the impala was massed produced but still had problems. the xc90 is massed produced but can be found with problems. the prius is mass produced but had problems.
*laughs in 90’s Toyota”
I’ve got two different models. Never had recalls, both still run like new 30 years later.
I respect your opinion on this!
Appreciate that!
If Hyundai focuses on Quality it will be a good thing, consumers are getting tired of getting the shaft from auto manufacturers like Ford , Bmw , Chevy...
I dont think Hyundai and Kia should be able to sell products that are obviously disposable. How many 10 year old vehicles are out there running compared to any other brand?
The old ones will be on the road for a while, because Hyundai was forced to provide replacement engines thanks to the government and also a bunch of lawsuits.
They’ve already lasted longer than your usual bmw lol also a lot of these comments are misinformed haters 😂😂
This is why I enjoy and cherish my 2009 Sonata.
Got it at about 220 hp with the 2.4 and it's light enough to have some decent zip to it
100% agree. My first car was a 06 sonata. That engine always had a little extra pep in its step.
I just got an 08 Azera limited. Fantastic car, had an 07 for two years til a drunk driver totalled it in the middle of the night. That was Hyundai's best era of vehicles.
Let us know when that engine blows up like all these Hyundai engines do. Now their flagship palisades are burning 5 quarts of oil in a 5K mile oil change...sure sounds like they build a bunch of junk cars.
@@lookalikehuuh That's mainly an issue past 2013 with the engines liking to crap out. The oil burners are between 2015 and 2021 usually but you'll still find the bad apple in the newer 2023 vehicles. Typically it's because the piston rings are shoddy on the newer ones. 2012 and older are actually not terrible as long as they are well maintained...just like almost any car.
My mom bought a 2003 Hyundai Elantra after owning a PT Cruiser. We were all amazed by the interior quality/fit and finish, the fuel economy, and the power from its little engine. Compared to the PT Cruiser it was better in every way. I just bought a 2019 Hyundai Accent and it’s not much different. Roughly the same size and power and fuel economy.
They started as throw away cars and they continue to be throw away cars, just with a higher MSRP.
As someone that owned a Kia Stinger GT2 for more than 3 years I can say I was a little skeptical at first but I absolutely loved and miss that car. I shouldve kept it... But Ive now owned a 2024 telluride for almost a year and its a great vehicle but man I miss having something with a little bit of power. Im already thinking about trading it in for the refreshed sonata N line and just going all out with a tune, exhaust, coilovers, wheels etc lol... Im careless with money but man hyundai/kia keep drawing me back with the design and interiors of their vehicles... Its a curse. but I love it!!
105.000 miles on my 17 Elantra that I bought new. 0 issues..0 repairs. Great car. Just tires, and 1 battery. Hows that for reliability?
What’s crazy is the N cars are the most reliable Hyundais they don’t get stolen they have the wet clutch dct so they don’t break like the dry clutch cars and engines don’t catch fire … look at all the high mileage veloster Ns 🤷♂️ oh well
The problem as cars get more expensive, bickering and demand for strong approval or dismissal grows. People have to spend so much that they are wrapping their identities up in the purchase. anything less than approving of them and dismissing their rivals feels like a personal attack to these people.
With any brand it's possible to buy good and bad examples. The most reliable brands make less of the latter and more of the former.
Have a 2016 Hundai Tucson with 100k miles. All 4 of my windows stopped working one after another around 70-75k miles. Pricey to fix too! Most quotes were 800-900 per window. Got my front windows fixed by buying the parts and having a local mechanic install it. Basically pretend my back windows don't exist and I likely won't fix them
Elantra has ingition coil issues! They r not covering these underv warranty! They asked $1000 for for of these. It took me $55 to fix it myself!
2011 Elantra 162k . Still Drives like a champ .
I got a 13 with 170k and same, its a solid little car.
Like with ever rule theres always an exception. But where there's smoke, there's a Hyundai 😂
Should we talk about toyota's airbag issues from the recent past? Or all the makes and models out there with other major issues?
The N cars are perfect for a niche group of folks, I fall into that niche. True Hyundai has had ups and downs but they're serving the enthusiasts not just soccer moms with SUVs
Honestly I agree, I love my Elantra, but there are things about it that are disappointing. I used to have a 2015 Ford Fusion and that thing was a tank, and personally I feel they built the interiors a lot better in the ford. The Elantra is a lot more fun to drive and has a flashier look, but I can’t help but feel that they cheaped out on certain aesthetic prices, because they know they can take advantage of the current consumer market. I bought the Elantra brand new and it didn’t even come with floor mats, wtf?! All in all though I love her and treat her like my baby, can’t stand corporate greed tho.
You should buy aftermarket bucket floor mats regardless.
I’m looking at it used and it had floor mats in it all leather to surprisingly
@@TheUnit270890 True that! Got some weather tech matts and I will never go back to carpet matts.
@@stryker_sky1620 I think newer ones don't come with floor matts due to "supply chain issues" which personally I think is B.S.
@@UNDERCOVER_E yeah I’m still stuck between this and the Passat Volkswagen
Kia and Hyundai together haven’t killed even 10% as many people in a car fire or whatever you’re claiming as Toyota has killed with the massive accelerator pedal recall, or Honda with the worldwide known Takata airbag recall.
you mean the wrong size car mat?🤣 Hyundai fan boys getting desperate.
@@scooby-tm8yk It was sliding floor mats, they would slide over the accelerator and pin it. Just remove the mats and its fine lol. at least some teens with a just a USB and 2 minutes can't steal a toyota.
Maybe that's because Toyota literally sells millions of more cars than those lol? Takata airbags is an independent company who supplies airbags for brands such as Mercedes, Ford and Subaru as well, it's not related to Honda... The floor mat was a design overlook that was a simple fix and not huge engine/electrical/safety struggles as Kia/Hyundai has, sorry boss.
yeah people nit pick what they want. I remember a while Honda and Cadillac got trashed because they had fully touch screen dash boards. Then Benz, audi and BMW came out with it and people praised it because of the brands, even though they had the same issues.
show us a source for that stat
Only Hyundai I would put the money into is probably the genesis coupe. Though it has its own problems. There concept car is pretty nice looking, probably will be changed drastically if it ever gets released
I have a 2017 veloster with 200k miles and runs great still and hasn’t had a single engine light or anything
I guess you need to try Ioniq 5 or 6 or maybe endless others to come. 2022 Car of the Year....maybe 2023 as well.
I hate that they discontinued the Veloster
Same
Yeah, it was actually pretty clean. I have my gripes with Hyundai though. My Veloster had it's transmission fail twice before 105k. 1st owner definitely abused it, dead at 98k, but then I replaced it with a Hyundai rebuilt transmission and it failed before I put 5k miles on it. I also have little faith in it now so I'm going to trade in.
It's a shame, generally pretty nice design but poor execution in my experience
Nobody was buying it
I have bought my last Hyundied. I need a complete engine replacement at less than 40K miles. ICE engines have been around for over a century. If Hyundai cannot produce an internal combustion engine, which doesn’t fail, why would I trust them with developing new electronic motor technology?
They only have great exterior design. Damn i hope the people that design all new hyundai change company😂
Don’t get an Hyundai unless it’s an N car 50k miles Kona N raced everyday not 1 issue or hiccup I live in Texas it’s hot but doesn’t phase this car
Sxth, Forge, and TTR alone make all the parts your gonna need for the N.
The brands problem is that it’s FWD and pivoting to electric
Ford had a recall for expedition engine compartment fuse box wiring spontaneously combusting and they also had to be parked outside for fire risk. Hated doing those
Sounds like you reviewed the brand and not the car. Dunno why you think people are being unfair lol
Toyota’s sticky accelerator pedals, Honda’s shrapnel airbags, etc. All automakers have their issues
Sadly I have had couple cars from Hyundai new. All 3 had many issues that all need to get a fix under warranty like the engine just not working for no reason and etc. but they could never find issues or fix them
My family has purchased 3 sonatas since 2014. My dad got his sonata sport amazing car. I got mine in 2020 also an amazing car, gave that one to my sister now I just recently purchased the 2024 sonata. Looks like a spaceship. Great and reliable cars to me.
Hyundai haters not hating on much much worse cars
I expressed this exact view on Alex's Hyundai Elantra N review. Hyundai and Kia have had very turbulent histories over the last decade. New models coming in and replacing older models. It seems that every few years a model gets cut after just being introduced. I hear that Kia could be ditching the Stinger soon due to poor sales. Which is a smart business move, but hurts brand loyalty among people who've bought Stingers.
nissan moment
@@hieayu7773 Oh man. I think Nissan is in even worse shape than Hyundai or Kia from a brand image perspective. The new Z is a bright spot for them, but that seems to be about the only bright spot. The Altima and Maxima marques have become shells of what they used to be. Their crossovers and SUVs are just ok vehicles. There's nothing there to make anyone walk away from a different brand to buy a Nissan. I just don't see anything in the Nissan line up that makes me want to take a serious look at their cars. They seem to have fallen into the same trap that Mitsubishi fell into around 2008. They are not making cars that people desire (outside of the new Z), but rather they make cars that are marginal and are competing on price alone. Mitsubishi was notorious in the mid 200's for financing anyone with a pulse to buy one of their cars just to make sales and gain market share. It backfired on them when the predominantly younger buyers defaulted on their loans and the cars were repossessed. This strategy basically pushed Mitsubishi to the bottom of the barrel. I can see the same thing happening to Nissan.
@@brandons9138 a friend of mine went from Honda to Nissan a few years ago, as he bought into the sales pitch at the dealership. Nothing but problems. He's going back to Honda.
@@jameshaulenbeek5931 Like the old saying goes. You don't know what you've got until it's gone. Honda's reputation for quality is earned. Nissan still feels like they are building new cars with quality from 20 years ago.
Almost all car makers are ditching their performance line in favor of EV cars. The Stinger has been around for 6 years now. Low sales won’t be the death of the Stinger, EVs will be, just like many others. Every year they say it’s the last year… With the move to EV 2023 is probably the last one.
We own a Hyundai sante fe 2014. Since new this thing has been falling apart. 4 ball joints in front end tire rods shock absorbers window washer pump intererior seat parts falling apart. This car has 109,000km on it. The dealers here for Hyundai are absolutely useless for warranty claims. Don’t even get me started about Hyundai Canada you’ll never get ahold of anyone and they’ll promise to call you but never do. We are just waiting and waving and we will never buy another Hyundai product again
Come to Toyota man
@@alvinsimba734 We like the Toyota Highlander and 4Runner. We will 100% be buying a Toyota next time around.
Cars catching fire are those with tow hitches. So not really a concern for this channels demographic. Also every major car brand has recalls on millions of cars.
I bought an early Sonata 2.0T in 2011. I also have a Sorento. I will never purchase another Hyundai Kia product. These people just refuse to design and manufacture a decent engine.
Havent had any issue with my 2021 Elantra SEL. Got it brand new, just passed 70K miles no issue. Still on original brakes running good, put new tires on it though (factory Khumo tires suck) put on Michilen Defenders. Gets great mileage of about 38-40 mpg. Only wish is it had a larger fuel tank, 11.4 Gallons goes quick wen driving 80 miles per day for work. Mine has normal analog guages and a small touch screen, the CVT is mid i wish it had a traditional 8 speed auto, but it has plenty of power. Though i am trading it in for a 2024 Camry SE AWD, I give the 2021 Elantra SEL a 8.5/10
All while toyota just dropped a recall for over a million vehicles because they can catch fire lol 😮😂
Thats why everyone should stay away from electric cars altogether...
I’ve owned my 21 Veloster N for two years, and I had such high hopes for the brand. They mid engine concept….and everything. But they are going electric. And now have no chance to gain the recognition in the car scene
Dad had a Hyundai atos back when I was a kid fully equipped put 412000 kms on it and never had any issues with it. Oil, brakes, timing belt and fuel pump that’s what he replaced on it .
One of the first cars down in Mexico to ever introduce the cd player stereo as stock package. Good old times
Ok..... what about the millions of hondas with the same warnings? Or toyota rav 4s upwards of 2 million?
KIA BOYS made hyundai insurance 200% in some states and some states outright don't insure anymore - lack of immobilizers ruined the brand image. My cousin switched to HondaCRV because of the high thefts.
in canada, crv s are one of the most stolen cars
You are right, I had no problem for 12 years. Now they don't want to cover my 2011 Sonata an never had a clam in 50 years of driving.
Elantra's look weird
Hyundai hasn't come a long enough way from their penny car days to warrant the loyalty that Toyota and Honda have earned.
hyundai KIA tr0lls shows up every hundai videos.
No matter what you say based on your 2 year career as a youtuber, people are keep buying hyundai cars and now they are the 3rd largest manufacturer in the world. These millions of people are not stupid you know?
Be honest, hyundai denied your request for a sponsorship? 😂
Hyundai definitely improved off of the past, but has some major screw ups.
Granted, they only have been in the global market about like 35 years, which lile a few companies manage to gain traction in that time. (But, Tesla's love to catch fire to)
TBH, I've been rooting for Hyundai ever since the Veloster N/i30N, but I really agree with you here, it's still too early to trust them fully, especially after the "Kia boys" fiasco
I’m on my third Hyundai. Two accents and now an Elantra. Both Accents easily went over the 150,000 mile mark with little problems. The second accent had a transmission that went out at 98,000 miles and I only had a 50,000 warranty. Turned out the drive train was a 100,000 mile warranty, so they fixed it for free
I mean I get it but I haven't any issues with my hyundai veloster N fbo driven everyday and ragged on everyday 🤷🏽
This idiot bases his opinion on Theta engines from a decade ago that Hyundai stopped using long ago.
I understand where ur coming from
However review should be from the perspective of the car you are driving now not the history.
If u include history there should be negative point for bmw as well. The history do matter but should not be placed on the morden models.
That sounds idiotic. Whenever a car is reviewed the company's history is mentioned. You buy from certain companies based on their history. You want a reliable car go toyota and honda, want high hrspwr go bmw and dodge, want performance go porsche and ferrari. Its all based on history.
He did mention that the current Elantra feels cheap
@@rickcalixThere was a time before the 90s when people used to shxt on Toyotas. Should we go by their history to judge them today?
I bought a Veloster N 2019 with 27 miles on it. Driven it every day since and haven’t had a single issue.
korean brands don’t know anything about customer/brand loyalty. onr minor example: how many years has the elantra been updated consecutively. when a customer is excited to buy a new model and the very next year, it looks nothing like yours. you can’t be loyal to that.
Stress-inducing presentation style.
I own 2013 Hyundai Elantra since that year and only replaced axles and headlight/stop lights bulbs besides regular maintenance 🤷🏻♂️ just 12k shy of 200k on my odometer
Right in the money, unfortunately. NOT worth the financial and safety risks. 😢
I work with oil changes everyday the engines burn more oil in Hyundai’s and kia’s then any other brand along with pans strip out more then other brands
As a Hyundai tech the cars are mediocre at best the n and nline stuff is great but that’s about it
It's true, man the cars are cool but the aftermarket is limited. As a daily I have a sonata n line lowered and with a piggy back running e30 but that's the most I'll do. Maybe a downpipe and turbo inlet now. No more though 😂
Nice mods, save up and try the brake caliper and windshield delete mod.
2018 hyundai sonata SE, 216K miles, never took her to the dealer. She always got regular maintenance from me and I'm into mixing oils and additives so she still sound quiet. Finally gave me an intake manifold actuator reading but it was probably because OEM thermostat harness was torn off. Ebay stuff works only to give temp, not inputted to computer for valve function
Why trusting corner-cutting planned obsolescence norms is dangerous.
He forgot to mention that TikTok has put a Target on Kia/Hyundai with how easy is it is to steal these cars. Almost as bad as Hellcats. 😮
What did you rate the model 3 from Tesla
Was it a 3
It better be a 3/10
If they made a rear wheel drive manual transmission model I'd check it out
Genesis coupe
@@vman1011able They don't make it anymore or id definitely consider one
@@vman1011ablegenesis is a luxury brand
@@DrRyan82994wrong genesis
And can’t get it serviced on
Time because all these 10yr/100k miles warranty best in the industry claims
End up can’t get their shop open
Cause many of us had to wait 2-4 months get a got damn oil change ( yes I know take me 15min get it done ) but 🙄 that just defeats the purpose warranty / maintenance contract
Which why most their 1 star reviews are from service department
Come on Hyundai / Kia / genesis , please make your car better like the Toyota or Honda
And invest focus on limit these recall and major issues
Instead of mental masturbate about these crazy future might/ might not happened concept ideas
Thank you
Trusting HyKia is like saying your abusive partner has really changed *this time*.
I agree. I own a completely stock VN and it hasn't been the reliable car that a 100k warranty led me to believe. I've had lots of factory repairs on mine and seriously considering not keeping it after the warranty runs out. Repairs have also been super slow (waiting for parts) and with the exception of one time, no dealer loaners.
Didn't they have a change in management about 6 years ago? You can't be critical of the work done by predecessors.
If u drive 100000miles with Hyundai I will agree
Sounds like a hater to me
Exactly. Constructive criticism is a good thing for anyone and anything to improve. Hyundai isn’t perfect but they’re definitely on the right track and I hope they come out on top. I love my Genesis coupe and love all the improvements they have coming out. Which is why these soy boys that get easily offended should always be ignored and disregarded. Putting everything on a pedestal, even when it’s not warranted, is bad in the long run.
Why should I trust you?
Dan at n75 is paving the way for the N community especially for his tunes !
Haven’t driven one since my Elantra accelerated by itself through a stop sign. Scariest moment I’ve had driving ever
Yes my 2009 Elantra did that too, but it didn’t happen at a stop sign, mines happened at a red light and I started screaming. Luckily for me the traffic had already passed by when it happened. That was really scary. I ended up selling the car to a mechanic. I guess he didn’t mind fixing it, so he bought it from me.