Watch This BEFORE You Buy a Hyundai Tiburon GT!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This is one of the most overlooked and underrated cars in history!
The hyundai tiburon gt is the complete package, with a powerful and economic V6 engine and a stylish interrior all bundled in a very affordable and reliable package
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Fun fact: the red car in the cover is mine.
Had it for ten years, still modifying it 8)
Cool do you recomend get one as my first car I'm 16
AlvaroU I have one that’s in need of fixing but still runs pretty good, it’s fast and buying parts for it isn’t much of an issue so it’s pretty good for a first time car owners and I’m 18 if it helps
@@alexandrobravo8724 Where do u live?
AlvaroU CA
@@alexandrobravo8724 I live in ALABAMA
10k?!? Buggin. I picked up mine for 3k w 100k miles and it treated me great. Most reliable car I’ve owned, never gave me a issue. And no, their is almost no aftermarket parts for these things. Same w the genesis
The Genesis doesn't have after market support? Of course it does,u must not know what your talking about
Tiburon used to have lots of aftermarket parts when NGM was in business. They still have all NA parts - headers, exhaust, cams ....
They only thing they lost is fully built engines to push 500whp and variety of SC and turbo kits.
I got mine with 58k miles for 1600 lol
Adrian Devora I said almost. And only really ment nowadays. Of course those cars have aftermarket support, but not nearly the amount of other cars unfortunately
Lol ye im about to buy one with 130k, 6spd and totally mint for $1200
I have had my Tiburon V6 for 17 years. I have had no problems at all in 17 years. The only repairs I have done is a rusted water pipe, new clutch, new radiator, 2 light bulbs and general service items and its still going strong 250 000 km later. Still has original shocks in good condition!!! Amazing reliability and value for money
what would you say was the monthly repair costs?
@@reedy9427 Depending on how much you drive it, oil changes are gonna be the only monthly expense. Brakes every 6 months or so. Clutch also depends on your driving. But for the most part you'll get a lot of km without any major repairs. Hyundai is extremely reliable. Even my 2010 hyundai elantra has got me 460,000km and I've only done oil changes and brakes.
Well I'm sitting on 218k miles on my 06 Tiburon SE and my clutch is just now starting to go. Only major work has been a timing belt at 160k. Slightly modified and still a daily. Got it for $5k 10 years ago with 70k miles and have been all over the country in it now the only thing I hate is the cost to replace the seats because they are starting to rip totally my fault and I love the way the factory seats feel on long drives
This video just let me talk my dad into getting one, I appreciate it man
I'm an original owner of a 2005 Tiburon GT. Still have it 13 years and 123,000 miles later. Ark N2 exhaust, hot shot headers, and an Alpine supercharger. There's no reason to get rid of it.
I got mine in 2016 and I have 128k miles on it and I love my car man lol
Hey I'm a new tibby owner, same year gt v6 too. But I'm a little lost, to be honest I'm a 17 year old with a 2jz dream lol. But I love my Tiburon and want to start modifying it. It's a little late in it's life cycle at 120k miles on it. But it was owned by my grandpa before me so it's mainly highway and old man miles lol. I just did the timing belts, clutch, fly wheel all that jazz for around 2000$. But now I want to start modifying it. I don't want to turbo this thing or anything, it's a little late for that but. What would you recommend starting with? This question goes for anyone that views this lol
@@Connor-wf2zn join tiburon racing league on fb
Props.
@@Connor-wf2zn I'm 17 too and modified my tib
You forgot that the suspension was designed with Porsche ;)
That is misinformation. Porsche only helped with the suspension on the RD Hyundai Coupe. Not the Tiburon. Don't get me wrong, they still handle beautifully.
I had one. I own a Genesis Sedan now.
My Tiburon GT 6speed specs.
Sleeved to 3.0 Liters
Crower custom Cams
Honeywell t3-t4 hybrid custom turbo kit with 35mm TIAL wastegate, TIAL 35mm BOV.
Speerco 3"intercooler. Custom plenum.
Port matched + Balanced motor.
Custom 3" exhaust w/ HKS Hyper can.
Tenzo R LW 5 spk rims. Yokohama Pirada 265/35 ZR 18 tires.
Godspeed project 32 way adjustable rollovers. Walboro 255LPH fuel pump.
650 cc injectors.
CF hood, deck lid, front lip, skirts and diffuser.
AEM fuel rails.
Projector lights. Mistic pearl green factory paint. Brembo breaks.
Over 575 HP in Colorado 475 lb/ft
Just letting everyone know how customizable this car is. I loved it and almost died in it. It was great.
No Name did you tune it? And did you tune it on stock ECU?
I didn't think these motors had enough meat in the cylinder walls to bore it out to a 3.0? Was always told that it was basically already bored out to 2.7 from factory.
It had an issue where the flywheel would break down and cause the clutch to grab. You would have to pump the clutch to get it out of gear. I had the clutch & flywheel replaced with aftermarket parts and it ran great after that. I had this car as a teenager and ran it so hard the exhaust fell off. Were talking redlining it minimum ten times a day for seven years, I would go through 1-2 sets of front tires a year. I still tell people how reliable it was for me.
are most of these parts universal or they made especialy for the tib? I want to supercharge mine but I cant even find an aftermarket intake manifold and bigger throttle body for it.
Damn - have a vin I could follow? Might wanna pick up that car when the owner is ready to sell.
Love these, worked at a Hyundai dealership for 12 years. Owned two of them, and had a large clientele of persons wishing to mod them rAther heavily. Very reliable, withstood insane amounts of abuse. I am going to have to stand with you. Great review.
Just got a Hyundai tiburon 06 gt v6 and I got to say I’m loving it more and more everyday. They said this car is like a gem and it really is 🔥
I own a Hyundai tiburon gt v6 , these are a damn good car. Super fun and reliable. Super underrated. They seem to not hold their value like they should. I get a lot of questions about mine, and People keep asking me if I want to sell it. Deffinately never parting with mine. Hidden gem for sure !
I got my 2004 V6 Tiburon about three years ago. It only had 50,000 on the clock and I bought it for £900. Hand down the best used car I've ever bought.
Very true but you are taxed into poverty for owning a 2.7l in the UK today.
Woah 900 euros thats like 1300-1500 dollars in American money
That is exactly how I feel about my Coupe. 112k miles on the clock but drove like a new car. Pulled away nicely, quiet at idle, economical on fuel, especially on motorways, and everything in it working and new-ish looking. even on budget tyres the fuel consumption and handling are very good. Not the best I've ever driven, but not too bad at all.
I will definitely be buying another one.
Do you wanna sell this
This car in NFS:U sounds like it's saying, "Hellooooooooo." At least it did in my childhood.
LMFAO
man i played this car in nfsu2 it has great handling Lol
Fastest car in nfsu
I still have my 97 tib i bought new when I was 19 and it still runs fine and never did any major repairs
different car this is the GK hes talking about.not that little 4cyl
@@Tommyblueeyes I realize that, I am just stating that my car lasted all these years without problems
Lol those old tiburons are ugly as fuck
This car is great. The stock standard exhausts sound amazing and it drives like a beast
Best car I've owned. Bought it for $800 2 years ago. It now has over 400k miles on it still runs like it's new. Recently the transmission has finally started slipping, plugged the code reader in and literally the only code is "Transmission assembly". Damn reliable cars I must say.
Hes right I have almost 200k on mine.. daily driver love it. Had the timming belt done and its feels like new
how much that run you?
in 2019 my friend bought a 2006 GT for $100 dollars, the previous owner let all the coolant leak out and it killed the engine. He bought another one from a scrap yard that was totaled, swapped the engine, basically rebuilt the engine, made the car basically new again, and I bought it for $2000, which honestly is a great price for this coupe
I owned one. Its a damn good car. I drove it new and drove it to 230 thousand miles on 1 timing belt. If i changed it. I would still have. Surprised on its reliability and structure
Have mine since 2006 bought it brand new , Has never given me a problem
Got an '03 V6 GT for $1600 CAD, as my first real car when I graduated college. All it needed was a cat converter and new brakes. What an absolute blast to drive. Light, powerful, and sexy. Other than a burnt out clutch(my fault) it never did me wrong. I miss that little ripper.
bought mine for 900 sitting in a backed up drain puddle rusting. 2 grand later and its got wheels, lowered, and a whole new sound system inside
i bought one with some rust any tips for getting rid of it
I lived in the US for 3 years, and bought this car when I just arrived there. An 05 with 128k miles for 2700$. Great deal, I never had that much fun driving a car ever. Not to mention it was really good looking, crimson, slightly lowered, full leather seats. I miss this car so much I actually dreamed about it last night (and that how I ended up on your video lol).
Not tbh, I had a ton of engine issues with it, and I probably had to spend 7k$ over three years fixing them. Still my best driving experience to this day.
I got a 2007 gt for $4700 and it only had 68,000 miles on it. I love it. It’s super reliable and fun to drive.
How is the car now? Did it last past 100,000 miles?
I have one negative thing to day; it has a rubber timing belt that is a pain to replace and when it breaks it bends valves.
I beg to differ; the timing belt was quite easy to replace with quite basic tools. The biggest problem was getting the crank bolt out, I wound up using a massive breaker bar and a flywheel locking tool, while some others would just wedge a breaker bar against the subframe and bump the starter. Past that, all you need is about $300 worth of parts in the form of a timing belt kit, MLS water pump gasket and a jug of coolant, along with a ratchet, a set of sockets, and a torque wrench. I could have the old belt off and the car back together, burped and ready to run in an afternoon.
Really simple job compared to, for example, servicing the timing chains on the Nissan 350Z VQ35DE.
I got an 07’ Tibby named Randal, these cars get so much criticism for so many reasons it’s finally nice to hear someone uplifting the car lol. Great vid mate
dani perez I just bought an 07 tibby last week. Haven’t taken to naming her yet. But so far I love it. 6 speed manual with a smooth clutch. 😍
All the students in my auto class have Honda's, Subaru's and what not. But when i pulled up with my 08 tiburon everyone was in shock XD
The reliability on the delta 2.7's is actually amazing ive had 2 now one i got at around 200k which had very low maintenance and blew up but after maybe 15k without an oil change lol and my 2nd I've had since 87k miles and all i do is run seafoam through the crank case every oil change and she runs mint its at 160k now and gets railed every single day i expect the motor to last a while
Had a 2003 GT a few years back, favorite car...until a few days ago when I got the 2008 SE. Hands down my favorite ride of all time lmao
Much respect for this video!!! I hve an '06 GT and this car has been a head turner even being over 10yrs old. My paint is still clean and shines bright after a wash and wax. The engine is still strong and quiet. I hve 2 honk my horn smetimes, actually alot, becus pple walking in the way cant hear the car behind them at low rpms. My only problem is my headlights need 2be restored or replaced, but the high quality Led bulbs I hve in still gives the casing a good look. I wish there were more vids about the Tib like this on youtube.
I got an 07 GS trim with a 128 hp I4 engine and it's super fun to drive at [THE SPEED LIMIT] on the way to college. Most I've had to do to it as far as maintenance goes is tighten a bolt here, oil change there, and a battery change and a radio swap. The radio was $50, battery was $120, oil change was done by me and I don't remember how much the oil costs. The car itself was $6500. Great value, super reliable, and surprisingly practical.
Love these cars. I have one already and I'm going to go look at a GT V6 tomorrow :0
I had a 2003 Tiburon GT with a5 speed and honestly, it's so underrated. The handling was un-Hyundai and the power was all there (for 175 HP, it was quick) I bought it for 6 grand and it was garage kept, so clean... I miss that car so much. Too bad some snob Iranian kid (no offense to anybody thats Iranian)ended up buying it and crashed it a few weeks later. Reliability was good as long as you took care of it. If I had one thing to say its rust. Rust is the main reason you can't get a good one for cheap. They rust so much kind of like the Celica as most were driven in winter.
So in all before you buy a Tiburon:
-Watch for rust
-Get a GT with a stick for best quality
-Get yourself a mature owned one who almost never drove it in winter, 90% of people drive them t the ground, avoid those ones if you want a car that's gonna last for more than 1 year.
-Prices are decving, likely anything for 3000 and under is a shitbox with problems.
Ι'm 38 years old...married with two daughters....i bought it in 2004 and i still own it......(picture on the left),it's the 2.0 version......there is NOTHING NEGATIVE.....don't listen to shit!!!!!the car is amazing, the torque... the acceleration, the top speed (210km).....i'm very pleased with its performance and of course i'd never sell it no matter much my wife growls..........
@@eddie-g2143 Dude I own the 2.0 and the torque is pathetic. The thing only starts to think about getting out of its own way at 4k rpm
@@tannerhartl5175hey bro.... i forgot to mention that i've made a couple of mods....ECU chipping..... exhaust system replacement......and a pipercross free air flow filter in the stock filterbox!!
I'm wondering since I'm not Iranian do I have a special advantage where I'm pretty much guaranteed to not crash a Tiburon? I can think of a few other motorized transportation devices Americans don't want to see an Iranian driving..New Yorkers especially I would think.
@@justingaston4616 I dont see your point
The only issues I have with the tiburon is it has a timing belt that is a pain to change yourself or expensive to pay someone else to do it and it is a front wheel drive car. I would suggest getting a manual transmission if you can find one. The throttle delay in an automatic is a buzzkill.
Lmfao I have one 2003 gt v6 .. my dad gave it to me . I wasn’t going to keep it but now , I plan on keeping it and adding paint seats ect.. love it
I just bought one it's awesome
I got one all black in 2008 first car. Was the best, longest lasting car i owned. I miss it lol
Owned a 03 gt 6spd. The only two problems I had with it were bad gas mileage and wheel hopping when launching. Other than those, I had fun with the car without any major problems.
Im gonna check one out soon, what should i look at? In terms of mechanical problems?
Lower control arm and MAF Sensor are my top 2 for this car. Check out NewTiburon.com. This forum has has been around since the birth of the 2nd gen.
A tad late, but i picked up my gt two weeks ago for an absolute steal! It’s an excellent car all around.
I am an OG owner of an SE V6, and frankly it has been a great car for the past 15 years. I always said it was under rated. Plus a couple of simple mods recently, gave have it new life.
I recently bought a red 2003 Tiburon Tuscani GT and i am in love with this car!! i paid $2000 ad it had only 138000 miles and the only problem i have with it is everyone borrowing it and not wanting to give it back lol!
Ive had a 03 santa fe 2.7 v6 since 06 after many mods and many burnouts later at 277k miles she finally snapped a timing belt. Rip og betsey. she will return to the streets soon
The only person I know to translate the name thank u!
I have a tiburon gt n I wouldn’t trade it for the world this car is such an amazing car like u said in the video a real hidden gem
I recently got an 08 GT w/72k mi, dvd, amp, sub for $3k. It is a lot of fun and looks great!
I own 16 year old 2.0 GLS. Nothing leaks, cranks or breaks at all and the engine runs like new, looks and holds great. This car really is a gem, if you look after it.
Hey awesome you used my clips of my friends car at 1:21
Nice vid
My brother owns a 2002 Coupé with a 2.0 liter engine, a V4. Looks no special, has no special engine but the performance is literally mind-blowing
I4 not V4
I feel so loved, Ive owned an 07 for almost 3 years
I have 1993 Hyundai S-Coupe, and i had two 1996 and 2002 Hyundai Tiburon. I love them
Just got a 2008 tiburon SE and I love it. 6 speed with only 124k miles
Dude I have the same exact car! The SE v6 6-speed. Haha nice do you also have the red and black interior? And how has it been so far after 9 months?
I have 128k miles on mine
Had a 03 2.7 5 speed got it for 1200 as a first car. Beat the absolute hell out of it every time i got in it and it just kept coming back for more. Had the car going 240km+ many many times. Very fun cars. Was a very good car to have in highschool.
Nobody cross shops a tiburon with a wrx sorry to say good car but really dude it’s direct competitor is the same gen eclipse
Agreed eclipse and Celica are the 2 immediate competitors that come to mind for the tib
Also the 99-02 Cougar as well very similar to this car in performance except its lighter and has a 5 speed instead of 6.
The comparison was regarding interior, not the hp
And the eclipse has 100 more horsepower.
False🤣 I’m currently looking at both
I have a 2003 Tiburon Gt I put Lambo doors on... I absolutely love this car, paid 4500 back in 2013 for it.
My Tib was a 2006 Limited Edition GT and I had mine up to 155 MPH.
I can get an 04 gt spec
Ed. For $1000. It's got sum dings, but is it worth it?
Had mine for about 2-3 years now, got it 2nd hand for 6k @ 170k kms.. have had to do a water pump and clutch but other than that this thing is a beast and a pleasure to drive. I recommend
I still have my 04 Tib GT & I Love it! Dc headers, Injen cold air intake, Ark exhaust & I put some new shoes on her! The car is fast enough for crap roads in New Jersey
i have an 06, and i also live in jersey, plan on doing something similar.
Bradley Richards Fantastic! Tibs are underrated. My 04 is solid. I wish they made more aftermarket parts for them. It’s hard to find turbo & supercharger kits for them. You can pice them together but that can be a pain in the Ass. I wish you all the best with your Mods! Later Bro!
I've have 2. Both 2004's, automatic 4 speed and now a 6 speed manual. My first Tibby, the automatic eventually died out. I bought it in 2014 and it lasted until last year. Engine ceased. 😭😭 My son is rebuilding it for himself. In Feb. I got the manual and aside from needing maintenance that was not done by previous owner, it's a gem. I love the pick up and 'G's' when hitting the gas and rapid shifting. It goes! This car as well as the auto will be with us forever if I have a say. I'm even looking for another to buy next year for my youngest son... Or maybe myself.
I absolutely LOVE TIBURONS!
Next car on my to get list will be a Genesis RS someday. I like the TLC needing, no longer produced type cars.
I'm sad Hyundai is not making either the Tib or Genesis any longer.
I have Tiburon 2.0 - $3000 i installed Handsfree door lock, alarm, engine fuel pump block when someone trying to stole the car, vibration sensor when someone shake the car, GSM calling when activity is happend, Bluetooth audio reciever, multimedia wifi with OBD2.0 Guages and car Diagnnostic with ELM237, Navigation, GPS tracking and many more!
BlackZero Rs Is maintenance easy for the car and are the after market (including factory) parts affordable as well as common, to replace?
@@tanicwhisper0647 Oh, it's so cheap to maintenance. The parts for my Tiburon are totally classic parts from Hyundai Elantra and some other Hyundai models around 2002 year. Also, some KIA models have the same parts. Don't worry... You can check that by simple go to the parts store and ask for random parts for Hyundai Coupe and you will see.... :-)
I had an 04 GT…I miss that car so much…she hugged those turns like nothing else…
I just have to say the door handles are made out of flimsy plastic that will brake and the bcm which controls the blinkers and other lighting has a faulty relay that is soldered onto the control board directly so it is difficult to replace and it goes bad often making your hazards blink constantly.
rudy torres ur definitely right bout the door handle both of mine broke off a week apart very cheap plastic handles
@@fatdomgomiello720 mine broke too but it only cost seven dollars on amazon to replace so no big deal
Yes door handles suck interior and exterior . Buy a used bcm off eBay or junkyard to fix faulty turn signals cost me 110 . Easy to fix
Have had my 2003 GT for about 8 years now. Got it at ~130k miles and now I'm close to 190k. I love it to death. Only time I've ever had it in a shop was change or rotate the tires. I have done a lot of work on it myself but there's so much info out there if your willing to do the work on it it's no problem.
hey man, what kinda shape is this car in now? I'm currently thinking about buying one around 140k miles, u think it would be a safe buy?
@@sikacreative It could be. I actually just recently sold mine. Before I sold it I ended up changing out the AC compressor and both front strut assembly's. The engine had a small oil leak as well. I say that I only had it in the shop once because I found it really easy to work on. Since it is an older car if you're comfortable working on the car I would reccomend it. I always found good resources online when I worked on mine.
@@Vash9384 yeah I'd totally be willing to work on it myself, I currently own a shitty volkwagen that's been a pain to work on, but I'm trying to find sompthing new
Do a before you buy an acura rsx-s
The RSX is the best.
Had a 2005 SE V6. The car was driven hard every single day for 10 years....200,000 miles when I traded it. Had to put a clutch in it a 180k, a radiator shortly after, and I think a fuel pump around 150k. It was amazingly reliable. I drove mine through college and after and the only thing that wasn’t solid on this car is the clear coat on the plastic pieces. Outside of that, the interior was made well, the seats held up beautifully, the mechanical stuff was almost indestructible, it overheated a few times on the way home when the radiator tubs blew out, but was fine. Favorite car still to this day.
The Hyundai Tiburon was replaced by the Veloster not the Genesis
Isaac Jordan no lol
hell nah wtf
He's right lol
Yup
Isaac Jordan yeah they say that but that’s bullshit, the genesis looks like a bigger version of the tiburon
I've owned one in the past, nice to drive and go better than you'd think. They have lots of torque. It wasn't much slower than my R33 running 10 psi of boost. Once u put a Cold Air Intake on the Tib, the induction noise is super loud and does improve power. I like the look of them and they aren't that expensive
I have one but it only has a slapstick auto, it’s fun for my first car tho
I’m the proud owner of a 04 Tiburon GT, every time I go to a auto part store and they need the vehicle specs they’re impressed with the fact it’s the 2.7l 6 speed. Where I live I see maybe 2 others every few months. Mine is black on black with a Borla cat-back. Very nice sounding car and if I down shift at the right RPMs typically around 2-2500 I’ll get some nice burbles and pops. Looking to get a 2011 Camaro SS next year but may keep the Tiburon as a winter car! Definitely a car you don’t see often.
Do one on a mazda protge5
Shit car
I owned one before really nice car for reliability not fast tho .
You might as well do the Ford zx2 it's the same chassis with a 2.0 zetec and stiffer suspension. It's pretty much a sports edition of the protege
Great car! It actually is a gem.
Just got a 2.7elisa for 5250 usd with a cold air intake and racing wheels already installed with 102k miles. Very excited!
I kinda want to pick one of these up and turn it into a rally car. Is that crazy?
that would be sick, go for it
This was my first car 2003 loved it picked it up for 1,500 never looked back.
One time reached 140mph. good times
Glad your alive bro sheesh xD
Just traded my 2008 tiburon GT in. Had it over 8 years 220k miles on it
Next video: Before you buy a Toyota Celica
Take the 357 out of the lock box and well yoi know
I got a 6 gen Celica gt and she is beast. it kills most cars on the streets . and if it doesn't beat the newer cars its an embarrassment to them that I can be right on there tail. To those 20 thousand dollar cars 30 thousand just yesterday I either killed a fake m6 or a real one either way my car is a 94 and Toyota makes good cars and engines are super
@@Spirit01_official lol stop lying to yourself celica is nothing but a slow chick car. Prolly one of the slowest cars i ever drove
@@whocares5188 maybe you owned a lemon .
@@whocares5188 ok . tell me which Celica did you have . what year ?
I love this car. I got 2004 MT model.
I remember my old 1998 Tiburon FX. Wasn't that bad of a car.
I have 2. An 05 and an 03. Picked them up for $1000. For both. Love these cars.
I'm so glad this is my current first car
Thank you. I've been looking at buying a gt one with 190k miles for 1000 dollars. This has solidified me wanting the car
I was going to buy this but I got a 2013 genesis 2.0t 😻
Jesse Solozano actually 274hp with turbo is a pretty nice set nothing crazy but pretty nice
I owned a 2008, the last model made for 3 years. It was my first car and the only reason I sold it was because it was my fault for body kitting the hell out of it. I never had a single problem and I just changed the oil and brakes. Little things here and there nothing major though seriously this car really was a great first car.
My 2004 Hyundai tiburon gt has 230k miles runs strong
had to do any maintenance? costly?
@@youtuby014 as long as you change your timing belt every 60 to 70k miles and dont forget to change your oil you will be golden ive seen them go over 300k miles
I just bought my 3rd today (4th in the family) $1200 and it needs a looot of work but these things are very easy to work on.
10k tf just get the gensis. 10k around here I can buy 6 of these things 😂
Lmao fr
Good info ! Just got a 2005 Tiburon for 1,800 $
I used one in NFSU2
‘03 Tiburon Gt in rally red was my first brand new sports car. After that I didn’t get another sports car till 2016 came around, ordered a 2016 WRX, and now have a ‘22 Mustang GT. I loved all of these cars, but the Tiburon was first and most memorable!
Thank you for the video I was looking at one and I’m buying one in great condition 2008gt for hopefully $2500
great video , i have a 2.0 se 2003 , bought it year ago, clean paid 1k , 100.000 miles, replaced cam belt ,crankshaft main seal, clutch kit, cam position sensor, crank shaft sensor, thermostat,coolant temperature sensor, oil pressure sensor, engine flush coolant, 02 sensors, cleaned pcv valve, cleaned mass air flow sensor, idle control sensor, throttle position sensor, new plugs coli pack and leads, rocker cover gasket, inlet manifold gasket, clutch fluids and flush, brake discs n pads , break bleed flush, with oil changes every 3000 miles because i aim to get high mileage, gear box oil change done, power steering flush, BUT!!!! for a smooth ride go up from 205/55/16 tyres to 205/60/16 and dramatically improve your ride , sooth engine idle as regular oil changes and checks keep this Beautiful car aiming to achieve 1 million miles , well thats my goal anyway... i always wanted this car when it came out , i cant afford 18.000 but 15 years later i could afford 1000 pounds . buy one !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i own both the Hyundai GT and 350z those 2 are my favorite cars in need for speed underground 2 and prob the best bang for your buck sports car for under 5k
It's good to see this finally catching on. It's been my very first Dream Car since I first played Need For Speed Underground 2 when I was 14. Finally grabbed my 2003 one just over a month ago. Ain't a Zero Regret Since I bought it. 👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙌🙌❤❤❤
Make sure you keep up with the timing belt change it every 60k miles because its an interference engine and she will keep ruining like a champ
I own a 2003 Hyundai tiburon and my brother just bought one there nice cars
Girls love them too lol
Got mine for 2900$ about two years ago. Do all the work myself very easy. Never given me a problem aside from a dead battery 1 year in. Somehow the battery was never changed since the date of manufacture (2006) and lasted all the way to 2018 and never any problems before. Super reliable great daily driver, Fast, Fun and all in total great car in my opinion.
Before you buy: Lexus SC300/400
I have a 2004 tiburon great car 150000 miles 5 speed. It does kick butt. I had to change first clutch at 70000 miles they told me that was good . No belts were changed till 140000 miles that was luck because they were ready thank you
Only prob is engine knocks little bit for years
I own an 05 2.7 GT. My girlfriend is in love with the car, but as a car guy, the only excuse I can give her is the looks. Maintenance is costly and not fun. 170hp is a big let down in a 2 door sports car that weighs over 3000 pounds. It is one of the least reliable cars I have ever driven. It is the dullest driving car I have ever driven. My mustang likes cornering more than this thing. It has virtually no aftermarket outside of ricey cosmetics and cold air intakes. Changing spark plugs should never take more than an hour in any car, but the need to remove the entire intake and throttle body to reach 3 of them is an extreme nuisance. The interior feels extremely cheap. My biggest pro for the car is the factory exhaust notes. It sounds good, if left stock. Great, in fact. But as a driver with vehicle knowledge, you should NOT give this car the thumbs up. It is an overweight economy car, dressed as a 2 door sports car.
Kris Elkins all true, but people will defend it like no tomorrow. 🤷♂️
Ive never been let down by my GT. Nothing but reliable to me. Yours must be broken. And the only thing your mustang corners into is crowds.
Someone is salty. I have an 07 BMW 328xi that corners better than both. I have an 89 MX6 GT pushing 18psi that takes corners better than the Tibby. If you want to talk about reliability, I trust my mustang more than my Tiburon to make it to work, and it has 700,000 miles on the clock. Want to know what my mustang has on the Hyundai? Aftermarket support, accessible parts that don't cost way too much, it is extremely easy to work on, weighs 400 pounds less with double the power, and the insurance is extremely cheap in comparison. It will whip the Tiburon's ass in every scenario. But this isn't about the Mustang. I'm just letting you know that I know what I am talking about, and giving real world examples and explanations. The Tiburon's only appeal is its aesthetics. It flops in performance. The motor is peppy at best, but by no means is it a good motor for literally anything except point A to B driving. Your Tiburon may be reliable for you now. But mine is barely driving at 130,000 miles, and I definitely know how to maintain my vehicles. So come back with a real argument.
@@hellzturkey And you're saying I'm salty? Haha We all have our own preferences, you can keep your mustang. The truth is when I go to car shows Im never looking at the 100 people that brought their mustang. It gets old. I just prefer cars that are seen less often and have flair to them and the tiburon is one of those. I had a camaro before this and a 525i before that. Sure it doesnt corner like my beamer did, and doesnt have the power the camaro did, but I catch way more attention with my Tiburon and have spent way less to purchase and repair it. And I too know how to take care of my vehicles. I'm not sure why yours has been unreliable but if you read the comments and look up reviews on the car, most will agree, this car has been very reliable.
I have an 82 t-top GT with a cammed 302, go ahead and tell me you've seen more than one. They're very hard to find. It seems like the only things you are sticking up for with this car, are looks and cost of repairs. It is a very "cute" car, I'll give you that. In the same way a Celica is cute. Or in the same way an Eclipse is cute. Or the same way a Civic is cute. Even though all of the above cars listed have higher performance at their top trims, and have lower maintenance costs than the Tiburon (and god I hate saying a Celica or Eclipse is better than anything). And nothing, NOTHING on a Tiburon will be cheaper than it will be on a Camaro. Perhaps I did get a bad example of a Tiburon. But I hated the car long before it started breaking. I would rather drive a Miata for attention, at least people would actually think I enjoy driving. The Tiburon was specifically marketed toward young girls, and guys that think having a good looking car is all you need in the car community. But the driving experience, cost of ownership, and overly complicated maintenance of the car puts it in the same category as the Sonata in terms of "driver's car". It is an overweight, overpriced 2 door economy car that doesn't get economy car MPG's. So what is it for? It's for people who don't know about cars.
About to get this car in couple of days! great video.
I bouGht mine 5 days aGo......absolutely love it
It's such a sweet design and beautiful but the engine is so weak 💔
The only problem the engine has is its an interference engine just change the timing belt every 60k miles and these engine can run over 250k miles no problem with regular maintenance
Weak in power, but not weak as in will break down. It isn't fast but the UK is covered in cameras or gridlocked, so speed is unnecessary
I got one yesterday I love it
how's a new clutch every 20000 miles reliable?
maybe you aren't very good at driving a manual transmission, maybe you ride the clutch pedal? I bought my Tib V6 5 speed new 16 years ago, no problems, it is the most reliable car i have ever owned since 1970.
@@robertaccornero7172 I bought a Tiburon and the clutch went out a week later..I googled it and they had a double flywheel issue that Hyundai never made a recall cause it would recall every car.. maybe if you googled it and read some people's stories you would be more informed on the issue before you try and tell me I can't drive a stick..my last 10 cars were stick and I never had a single clutch issue and I owe a Harley Davidson night train and several dirt bikes ...it's not me asshole it's the double flywheel
@@butchrowerakamannyfraker955 well, all I know for certain is that I bought a brand new 2003 Tiburon GT DOHC V6 5-speed , with optional 'European tuned suspension' and for the last 17 years it has delivered the 3rd gear punch I feed on, totally problem free. I'm 73 years old now, I've owned many cars, but this little Tiburon of mine is the most Reliable, best car in 50 years of driving that I ever owned! maybe you bought a lemon, but I bought pure sugar!
@@robertaccornero7172 Google 08 Hyundai Tiburon double flywheel issue
@@butchrowerakamannyfraker955 thank you, and congradulations, you get to be the first person to call me an asshole Today!
I bought mine off my cousin after he drove it for 12 years. Might not look the greatest anymore but it still runs like a champ.