I have a 2015 hyundai sonata with 183k miles. I bought it used at 83,333 miles and safe to say it is pretty reliable. The only downside is the electric problems that popped up months after I bought it. Overall no serious issues.
@@dougn2350 sorry just found my logins to this account, I had several sensors go off (TPMS, Lane assist, FCW System and Highbeam sensor) they all went off at the same time so it must be something that they connect to.
I had this same exact car, color and all. Brought it brand new in 2016, even though it was a 2015. Orange is my favorite color and I loved that car. Unfortunately in 2017, some idiot didn't yield to oncoming traffic before turning in front of me and the insurance company totaled it out. Since that was the only year that color was made, I couldn't get another exact match.
My 2021 Sonata SEL will hit 100,000 miles in 2 years. Yeah I drive a lot. It now has 61k and no problems runs n drives like new. Update May 2024: I'm now at 77,500 and still runs n drives great. Uses no oil.
I have 275,000 plus miles on my 2016. Runs great. Gets 34 mpg. Other than tires, brake pads, oil and filters plus the serpentine belt it is all totally original.
I've had two axels to break on me. There has been a recall on them. The replacement coil packs only last about 36000 miles. Just filled up my gas tank and got very close to 40mpg. I'm very moderate driver and have maintained the most important things
I have same exact car 2015 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T but my car engine died at 1,30,821 miles and my Hyundai dealer told me that my car was qualified for new engine and im happy with that.
Would you recommend a 2014 Hyundai Sonata SE? I heard some bad things about it but not sure if it’s more about maintenance or just how the car was designed.
You getting a refurbished long or short block whatever they see fit i already been down that road i had to pay so i ended with a new long block so they say but it comes with all the internals everything else stays the same alternator etc...i have a 139k on mind's its a decent car for what it is but im already dealing with oil burning issues after 12k on new engine and regular maintenance at the dealership just get another car if you can i brought me a nice little 2014 v6 mustang just in case my car mess up again
disappointed you spent more than half the video rambling about stuff that nb cares about. we wanted to know the stuff that we can’t see(how the car runs )
A vehicle that burns a quart of oil every 1000 miles and has to have a new engine installed is not a reliable vehicle. My 2017 Corolla has 140,000 miles and doesn't burn a drop of oil that's what you call a reliable vehicle
I have a 2015 hyundai sonata with 183k miles. I bought it used at 83,333 miles and safe to say it is pretty reliable. The only downside is the electric problems that popped up months after I bought it. Overall no serious issues.
What sort of electric problems ?
Does your smoke a little when trying to pass someone and you have to accelerate quickly?
@@dougn2350 sorry just found my logins to this account, I had several sensors go off (TPMS, Lane assist, FCW System and Highbeam sensor) they all went off at the same time so it must be something that they connect to.
@@chaselesser3191 it does not, if yours does that I would recommend taking it to get looked at professionally.
That's quite impressive. What maintenance routine did you do? What kind of oil do you use, and what mile do you change the oil?
I had this same exact car, color and all. Brought it brand new in 2016, even though it was a 2015. Orange is my favorite color and I loved that car. Unfortunately in 2017, some idiot didn't yield to oncoming traffic before turning in front of me and the insurance company totaled it out. Since that was the only year that color was made, I couldn't get another exact match.
I bought mine with 94,000 on it has 110 on it now has pretty good power and gets great gas mileage
how is it now?
My 2021 Sonata SEL will hit 100,000 miles in 2 years. Yeah I drive a lot.
It now has 61k and no problems runs n drives like new.
Update May 2024: I'm now at 77,500 and still runs n drives great. Uses no oil.
I have 275,000 plus miles on my 2016. Runs great. Gets 34 mpg. Other than tires, brake pads, oil and filters plus the serpentine belt it is all totally original.
I’ve added oil to mine also now that you mention it
I have a 2008 honda fit with 394,000 miles on it. Still runs good
That’s actually amazing
I've had two axels to break on me. There has been a recall on them. The replacement coil packs only last about 36000 miles. Just filled up my gas tank and got very close to 40mpg. I'm very moderate driver and have maintained the most important things
I have same exact car 2015 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T but my car engine died at 1,30,821 miles and my Hyundai dealer told me that my car was qualified for new engine and im happy with that.
I have the 2015 2.0T with 188394 miles on it and still runs good plusi have a heavy foot. 😅
Good to know just bought one with 77k miles on it. Looking forward to being a owner
did you do maintenance yourself? or dealer?
Would you recommend a 2014 Hyundai Sonata SE? I heard some bad things about it but not sure if it’s more about maintenance or just how the car was designed.
Don’t get it I have a 2016
Same don’t get it
I wouldn't recommend an SE anything
@@granhustlehow come??
@@granhustleIm thinking of getting a 2017 hyundai elantra se tomorrow but not sure yet.
I have my sonata sport 2015 I bought it 0 miles now it is 181,000 miles is good but burn 🔥 oil a decent amount because I drive 8 hour every day
You getting a refurbished long or short block whatever they see fit i already been down that road i had to pay so i ended with a new long block so they say but it comes with all the internals everything else stays the same alternator etc...i have a 139k on mind's its a decent car for what it is but im already dealing with oil burning issues after 12k on new engine and regular maintenance at the dealership just get another car if you can i brought me a nice little 2014 v6 mustang just in case my car mess up again
Bro do u have link for the steering wheel?
how did you know that your car was burning oil and what dealer did you take it to
disappointed you spent more than half the video rambling about stuff that nb cares about. we wanted to know the stuff that we can’t see(how the car runs )
Why are you complaining?? You should have done your own video to show how it runs. RUclips is free. STOP COMPLAINING AT LEAST.
A vehicle that burns a quart of oil every 1000 miles and has to have a new engine installed is not a reliable vehicle. My 2017 Corolla has 140,000 miles and doesn't burn a drop of oil that's what you call a reliable vehicle
I think Kia and Hyundai mage great cars
I have the sonata sport 2.4
Me too and I haven't had any issues on my 2017 sonata limited
Wanna sell?
Everything i hear about Hyundai and Kia says run the other way. They have a bad rep, but i don't know if it is deserved.
Sell it to me