STOP Buying NOW: The Worst Car Brands EVER!
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
- Why do you spend your hard earned money on the worst vehicles? Why do you buy the worst reliability cars? Why do you lose money on depreciation, high ownership costs, and major issues?
The answer is you should stop. These are the worst car brands ever as far as I'm concerned. This is my opinion, but it's time for you to stop looking at these.
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Excellent Report. Thanks !
Many thanks! I really appreciate the support. It is very special to receive. The viewers are what makes this work so rewarding. Hope you have a wonderful week.
Don't forget about them selling cars as late as 2020 without immobilizer keys leadings to a huge spike in them being stolen.
Oh yes, 100 percent. They were very easy to rip off
Honda Civic and Accord get stolen at higher rate than any Hyundai Kia. Civic and Accord had been the most stolen car for decades! 😆 🤣 😂
that was only in United States but yes...here in Canada you cant sell a vehicle without it so everyone sold has it....
I always tell people that korean cars still need a big jump to catch japanese reliability
Yes, agreed. Nice looking and great ideas but a little troubles with the final product in ma y cases
Give them 10 yrs to improve
My 2018 G80 Sport with 182k kms hasn't missed a beat. Not one leak, drives as smooth as it did the day I bought it. However, Hyundai and Kia we bought around the same time have been traded in. The Genesis is holding up well.
@@Phi.D.888lol no 😂
@@Phi.D.888they cost cut they won't improve. Even Toyota is cost cutting in reliability aspect these days.
"KIA" is not what you want chisled in after your name on your tombstone ("Killed in Action").
Cheers
Doesn't Lexus mean "slippery fart" in Japanese? I heard a rumor it does....
I worked at a Hyundai dealership in 2006-2009 and at that time there was a massive recall to replace rusted out subframes and other parts. Also the cars were economically priced , but required a lot of expensive maintenance to keep the warranty intact.
So you would not buy one?
@@ECPP I own two cars, a 2017 Chevy Impala and a 1977 Buick Electra 225 that I bought over 30 years ago for $2,000 for cheap transportation to work. It was a nice car, so I kept it. It’s now my summer cruiser and is a show winner including a Gold Senior at the Buick Nationals. As my WW2 Dad would say. “ No pissy assed foreign tin cans around here!”
So much safer with a Toyota or Mazda.
You are right
Hyundai/Kia NU engines also have problems with oil consumption & rod bearing failures.
Poorly made all the way around
Absolute Fact. All of our Rio’s past 100k would drink at least a litre a week, often more..
They are Korean Fiats. No quality at all.
Great video Mark, thanks for sharing! 👍
My pleasure!
I have a 2014 Kia cadenza with 150k miles that has zero issues and hasn’t fallen apart yet. The cadenza and I believe the k900 were made in Korea, which I was told are the one to buy not those kia’s made in America.
Great comment and from what I understand, American versions have been the most problematic
My dad had a Kia made in Mexico, it was a hunk of junk
Hey don't ruin Mark's narrative, he loves to dump on Kia's for some really odd reason...
I own a 2014 Kia forte EX from new with a 2.0 L built in Korea. Never had one issue with the car yet. Has been an excellent car. Not sure if I trust the new ones since they have cvt and turbo
@@davidvit mine doesn't have a cvt, it has a 8 speed DCT.
Hi! This video was really interesting. First, I want to share my current experience as a 2016 Hyundai Elantra owner since I got this car brand new and still use it as my daily driver. So, 8 years later (almost 9) and over 100k on the odometer, this car had 0 issues. I live in a place where we have huge winters and big temperature gaps, and as surprising as it is, everything is still from the factory on this car... even the battery (only brakes, filters, and regular maintenance have been done). It still starts like a brand new car even when it's -30 outside, still getting high mpg. This "made in Korea" car has been flawless. I know my experience does not represent the experiences of others, but with all I have said, I find it hard to say that this brand doesn't make any "solid" or "reliable" cars. I know plenty of people around me with similar experiences as mine with their Hyundai or Kia. I repeat myself, I know my experience is not necessarily like the others, but let's not forget that others don't represent 100% either. Maybe it's the fact that my car is made in Korea, but what a solid one. Thanks.
I'm always reluctant to bash on any brand, or be loyal to any brand. I can find outliers in all brands, either excellent examples, or bad examples. Sure, larger scale recalls do tend to send up a red flag, but even worse are when manufacturers know about an issue and choose not to do a hard recall; this happens more often than we realise.
I have no skin in this game. I just like nice cars, and am mostly brand agnostic. I also realise that Toyota (and Honda) have earned their reputations for overall reliability, but it's not hard for me to find extreme examples of those cars failing much earlier than expected, and not due to neglect, but due to a manufacturing or build issue. I can find examples from every brand, in fact.
Toyota and Honda, while not perfect, are superior to Any Korean built competitors. They dress them up so pretty and cute and price them just below Japanese, this is why they sell so many.
I had 2007 hyundai Santa fe which I beat the crap off everybody said don't buy it they suck they are not good I bought it with 140k drove it to 243k sold it to my brother he uses it for his job as courier and it's still going strong. Go with what u want or need don't listen to nobody everyone's experience varies with any brand
My dad has 2 Hyundai and he also said he’s never had a problem
It's hit and miss .but I know a lot of people with blown motors..and even blown trannys on the new Santa fe
@@natas12rm I think the older pre GDI engine equipped Hyundais are ok I have an I30 (sold as elantra nowadays) 2015 running strong Ive only changed the battery one and the rest is regualr servicing no issues.
@@markd_aus9809 yes. He owns older ones. I think the one he has now isn’t gdi
This guy ROCKS! he tells 10 percent facts! Keep up the great content we with ya.
My wife bought a new Kia Soul it was a 2016 new. 8 years later it still runs like new and looks new. 70,000 miles and NO issues at all. So hopefully it will continue to run like it does. We do the maintenance as we should. Soo??
just like my 2015 I30 (elantra) made in Korea its still running strong!
Hey Mark look at the positive side....When you buy any of these vehicles your getting a free cremation....same deal with Tesla...in this economy, that's a bonus...when you calculate in the cost of a simple funeral and cremation to the over inflated purchase price.... this is a great deal....I am hoping the Liberal party of Canada recognizes such value and green driving that they participate wholeheartedly in this exercise in keeping things green...Nice job Mark as always!!!!! cya in the next one!!!!
Hahaha, you bet, 100 percent right on that. Great comment and without me going political, there are major truths to the sheer deterioration of Canada from what I have experienced all
My life.
Or get a Chinese EV if you want a cremation faster
I didn’t work this hard in life to buy a Hyundai or Kia. I do think they’re stylish, however.
Exactly
Great vlog again Mark :)
Thank you Paul, I appreciate that
as a person who works at a Hyundai dealership i can say with 110% confidence that NO ONE should buy a Hyundai/Kia...these vehicles are possbily the most unreliable vehicles EVER created in the history of the world...we have had MANY MANY NEW vehicles come off the delivery truck with 5kms on them needing engines....we have had customers buy a new hyundai and need a new engine less than 5000kms of owning them....we had one old lady who is on her 3rd engine and her car dosnt even have 60,000kms on it and its also on its 2nd tranny...and YES this applies to NEW 2024 hyundais....
I myself will NOT let any of my friends or family buy from these brands....luckly we are across from a toyota dealership to wich i point them to...we have TWO C Cans FILLED with engines waiting to be installed in customers cars....some have been waiting months for there vehicles back...we have 2 dedicated engine techs that do NOTHIGN but engines every single day....
Hell NONE of our techs drive there own brand....and when your own techs that work at your dealership refuse to drive/buy your brand....you know that is a red flag. One thing i also seen working at a dealership is the salesmen are scummy a/f....and hyundai constantly tries to compare themselfs to Toyota....its in there training videos ffs....meanwhile toyota is off doing there own thing because they know there is no competition at all lol....
Another things, i am my parts manager for my dealership, have been for 4.5 years now....and you would NOT believe the amount of crap i seen....Hyundai will do WHATEVER THEY CAN to get out of warrenty....the worst one i seen is when they denied a customer coverage because she didnt use the "approved" hyundai towing company and would not cover her car engine based on that....we are STILL to this day fighting for that warrenty coverage for her.
Pinned. Thanks for sharing and therefore o put your comment to the top of the page.
What happened to these cars? Our neighbors used to buy them in the late 90s and early 2000s. They practically got the cars for nothing, and they said the cars ran fine. They said the cars were good quality for the money. Now, it seems like they are junk. I think many entry-level cars are the same today other than a couple of brands. Anywho, I have an entry level AMG that is a POS and I've hired an attorney to fight for a buyback because the car is so unreliable and constantly broken. 😅
On par with Jaguar/Land Rover/Range Rover. Those are definately the most unreliable vehicles ever made in the history of mankind. At my local Land Rover dealership, some of the Range Rovers would have various electronic glitches on brand new cars in the showroom. I spoke to a customer recently and on the brand new vehicle he wanted to test drive, the sunroof was already leaking and there were already rattling noises from poorly fitted interior components.
JLR, another Scam vehicle, it will spend more time in the dealership garage than your own garage. I sell to all the European Dealerships in my area, this is directly from the mouth of the service manager of a JLR Dealership in my area.
You must be one angry employee or a fired employee from Hyundai
No surprise!!! Korean cars are new . It may take 10 years the least to correct the failures.....
Honestly, the experience in the family are more than enough to stay away from Hyundai and Kia, but these days, they are seriously becoming death traps, and disgustingly unreliable. I still remember going to dealerships and the guy insisting and insisting that their cars are better than the Japanese. It was just sad. And apparently this is a very Hyundai/Kia thing, because two other dealerships were doing the same. And the experience goes all the way to new cars, even 2023 ones.
SO happy that I bought a 2019, before the pandemic hit. And much more analog than the present day cars with screens to operate almost everything. And when the tech goes bad how much will it cost, $$$$!
For sure, cars have spiked I. Complexity and often now it feels as though everything is cheaper made
I found it interesting to learn (the day it happened) that Hyundai Heavy Industries built the container ship that lost power and took out the Baltimore bridge. they now build many of the container ships these days. In all fairness, I don't think anyone has blamed Hyundai for the accident.
That’s a very interesting tjought
My first car was a used 1988 Hyundai with 36K miles on it, I bought it because I needed a car and it was all I could afford for $3,800. It destroyed me, I could not afford to replace it. Some years maintenance and repairs would be more than what I originally paid for the car! Everything on it broke, slowly sucking away any money I would save to buy another car! I was stuck with it for 10 years! I actually wish it would have caught fire. At 94K miles the engine seized up and I was unwilling to fix it anymore! I bought a junk 1987 Ford Taurus for $1,400 cash with over 200K miles on it (was late with rent and utilities that month!). It ran like a clock for 4 years and allowed me to save for my next car, a newer 1998 Ford Taurus for $6K, it was totaled in an accident two years later. I then bought another one nearly new with only 17K miles on in 2006 for $9,400 cash, this is the same car I am driving today. It is the best car I have ever owned, it has saved me not only money, but piece of mind and now has ~150K on the odometer! I will never buy another Hyundai or Hyundai product ever again, they can all cash fire and burn as far as I'm concerned!
Yours the only one on RUclips who is talking about the same crap but on a different day🤣 yet I find myself watching your video all time like I never thought before….
Hyundai/Kia always have nagging issues. They aren't built very well. Since I've had by old Elantra it has caused nothing for headaches. I think I'm switching to Mazda when this car dies.
That’s true, there are many better options in my opinion
I don't know, I think the Hyundai Inferno with the external combustion engine is one "hot" car.
Made in Korea is only one step above Made in China. Korean electronics and appliances (Samsung, LG etc are crap) Inadequately engineered and poorly put together.
Brother, we could not be so equally in agreement about these pieces of junk..! They built those cars on pictures not quality. Look closer at these cheap made vehicles. Probably not even worth the money they are charging for them. It's a wonder they let them sell those moving time explosives. Just incredible people even trust those cars.
You are right. I can’t believe people throw their money at these things
What do you think about 2018 X3 M40i vs 2018 Q60 3.0T?
Thanks in advance, Mark!
No question between these 2. BMw
I understand that from 21 and newer Tundra's are now Junk
It’s not only a North American thing, these issues also crop up in Kia and Hyundai cars in the Caribbean.
Wow , good to know
Killed It Accelerating.
From what I am seeing, Hyundais are pretty reliable up to about 100k miles. Then they fall apart. A friend of mine had a 6 year old Santa Fe with 120k miles and it wound up needing an entirely new V6 engine. Meanwhile my 13 year old Acura V6 with 110k miles still runs like new. The only non-consumable part that ever failed on it was the starter, and that was very recently.
And hopefully it does well
There's actually quite a few reports of defects and poor quality coming from Hyundai/ Kia in western europe. But it seems they're getting less help and coverage than those in NA, its really only eastern europe models that seem to have less problems.
Im so tired of Hyundai and Kia owners bragging about the Korean POS.
My brother had a Kia and the timing belt went out at 80,000 miles.
My 2006 Lexus ES330 has over 240,000 miles on it with the same timing belt. Same engine and same transmission.
ALL 2007 and up Lexus vehicles have timing CHAINS (not belts) Hyunda owners
I was a car mechanic for decades.
Toyota again has made more vehicles than any other manufacturer. Average length of time a Toyota sits on a lot is 21 days. Shorter time than any other manufacturer.
People try to justify anything, if it’s theirs. When new, everything is good, but as age hits, that’s the truth
Good thing your ES is a non interference engine.
I would definitely buy a Lexus or Toyota than a Kia or Hyundai
100 percent
@@ECPP have a great weekend Mark. Wish your beautiful wife a HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY for me
I am lucky I have 2017 hyundie tucson se 2.0 non turbo no issues for the past year of owner ship
I have Honda Civic 2001 1.4.. with 190,000 miles very cheap cheerful car no issues looked after and replaced some parts but cheap has some rust but doesn't bother me
IM IN NEED OF 10 thousand dollars 5 to pay off some loans , and 5 to get some machnical issue repaired on my 2002 Chrysler town and country , which has been operating since 2006 when purchased but just now in need of much needed repair. Just pointing out it's in better shape than most of the stuff being pawn off on people these days. With a few repairs I'll still be on the road while much of what's out there is only as good as some of the metal it's made from , for scrape , I know the object is to sale and sale again , but come on , let's us get at least 100,000 miles ,before it starts falling apart ; Thanks automotive industry!
For sure some of the older vehicles are simple and therefore easy to fix, and for cheap vs many modern vehicles which anprocey to replace parts and more incentivized to toss after a few years
There was a lot of pure crap produced in the mid 70s and 80s also. The good ole days weren’t always that good.
Cars made in the USA suck
Well….
In the old days when a capacitor failed, you popped off the distributor cap, installed a new one with a screwdriver, and went on your way
Kia and Hyundai's have that ABS problem and some have caught fire also the most recalled vehicles in Australia and l know people who own them Hyundai and Kia are far behind Toyota Mazda Honda and Lexus concerning quality they have a long way to go before they sort them out my 1997 Toyota Hilux is far better than any Kia or Hyundai even in Australia
Agreed, a long way to go, is the bottom
Line
@@ECPP Trouble is that there are a lot buy Kias and Hyundai's in Australia including my brother and when l mention how terrible he is in denial its his problem when it carbons up from the direct injection at least Toyota has port and direct injection and that a Lexus is ten times more reliable than a Kia or Hyundai and that the Lexuses are the most reliable car in Australia were does that put Kia and Hyundai way down the bottom to do with reliability
But they look nice and have a lot of tech. 😂
Haha
You would think the South Koreans could build better vehicles. Obviously not. I would hate to be a car salesman right now!
GM announced that 2025 is the last year for the Chevy Malibu. Did you ever do a Video on the Chevy Malibu 9th Generation? I ask because our 2016 Chevy Malibu LT 1.5L Engine that was maintained very well using the required 5/30 Dexos Full Synthetic oil in it changed every 5k miles got the dreaded PO 304 Code when the check engine light came on one morning when my wife was about to drive to work. As you know the code showed misfire in Cylinder #4. My wife didn’t drive the car anymore after that. What I did was what most mechanics would do to check it was swap number 3 and 4 cylinder coils with one another. That made no difference. Then I tried a new plug in #4 cylinder again it made no difference. The car has only 35k miles on it. We purchased the car in January of 2016 as a left over. It was used as a demonstrator and came with 2500 miles on it. The car looked like it came right off the showroom floor and we got full warranty 5 years plus or 60k miles. Well I called GM about it to see if there was any warranty left on the Power Train. They said that it was over with by 6 months but being that it had so low of mileage on it to take it to our nearest Chevy Dealer to check it out that they might be able to do something for me because of the low mileage. . I did that and the Chevy Dealer called me and told me that the engine was bad. I had a hard time believing it especially at 35,000 miles. They recommended a new motor. They quoted me a price of $10,235.00 to do the job and over $200 to check the car out that they said they would take off of the job if I gave them the ok. I offered to meet them half way since I was supposedly over the warranty period by 6 months. GM told me nothing doing so I nicely told them that they lost me as a GM customer. My family has purchased plenty of New and Used GM cars over my 73 years. I told GM rather than pay them $10,235.00 that I would go out and buy my wife a brand new 2024 Toyota Camry our first foreign car and purchased one that same month and drove the Malibu home from the dealer and paid the service fee. I still drive it locally myself but I have done plenty of research online. I am also retired from the Automotive Parts Business as owner. Using my sources, You Tube and talking to old Customers of mine in the Auto Repair business I have read and heard that 1.5L GM engines installed in the Malibu with Turbo have many problems out there. They GM even sent out a Service Bulletin stating about 1.5L engines blowing pistons in 2016 on up Malibu’s. Many cannot understand why GM never had a recall especially with that bulletin out there and so many of these engines going bad. What’s your thoughts on this? If you did a Video on the Chevy Malibu with this problem please point that video out to me.
The next model Hyundai Will be launching soon is called the Hyundai Recall
Haha
This is 2024. You're talking about vehicles that are about 10 years old or in some cases, older. Older Hyundais and Kias had a lot of issues. No one in their right mind would buy a Hyundai or Kia because they think they are better made than a Toyota. They buy them because they can't afford to buy the Toyota. Newer Hyundais and Kias still aren't at the level of Toyota, but they are a lot cheaper and they are made better than they were back then. Some models are better than others. Kia has more models that are less problematic than Hyundai, IMO. I would do my research if I was going to get one. In reality, I would prefer a Toyota, but not everyone can afford that option.
If it's built in Mexico or USA avoid
Well…..
One of my VWs was built in Chattanooga, TN, and it's built better than my neighbor's E class MB. While my V-dub has no rattles, her MB sounds like a 1980's GM product....and it burns oil. What is going on at Mercedes-Benz lately? They make crap!
Is Genesis in the same category?
I had 2 hyundais... they are great cars..recalls mean absolutely nothing because they fix them for you for free.. the cars are fine. i think this video is not taking into account that this is all possible but i reality has not happened yet
Thanks for sharing. Many people enjoy them, it’s just a higher percentage of failures especially related to the North American versions
Most people in society aren't very bright. They don't do any research when they buy their second biggest purchase of their lives.
Parma Ohio has a class action lawsuit against Hyundai and Kia.
Watch the video of a Kia mechanic walking through the garage pointing out how many engines are sitting in the bay ready to be installed for brand new Kias.
These vehicles are pure trash. A coworker at work bought a Kia and the engine blew up. It took kia months to finally admit it was THEIR defect and due to the Lemon law they gave the customer their money back.
Consumers believe that this 100,000 mile warranty is the greatest. Ahhh...Kia will avoid this warranty and blame the customer for neglect. For example...Kia believes a brand new engine will consume a quart of oil in 6 months. Once your engine fails they will claim the CUSTOMER failed to check the oil.
Let people buy these Korean POS vehicles. I enjoy my Lexus.
Suzuki är bra.
Nissan
Cheers
I hate to nit pick but it's hun-DAY, not hun-DYE.
why would anyone outside of south korea buy a kia or hoondai
Not sure. Not me
Everyone has an opinion but when it comes to vehicles the only opinion that matters is the one who is driving it and probably paid for it.
Every vehicle is going to require repair and maintenance at some point in its life.
Every auto manufacturer producing vehicles today has a high percentage of repeat buyers who were satisfied enough with their present vehicle to buy another one from the same manufacturer and they also managed to bring in buyers new to the brand.
If Lexus and Toyota were so perfect why don't they have 100% buyer retention and why don't people who supposedly had such problematic vehicles leave the terrible manufacturers and buy nothing but Toyota or Lexus afterward?
Cheers
really your that delusional? maybe talk to a mehcanic that works at hyundai NOT the sales men whos kissing your rear and calling your farts cologne just to sell and get your ass in a car.....they will sell u a ice cube if you lived in the north pole ffs.
Then tell all of us why Toyota and Honda resale values are Way higher than Korean cars! I will wait.
Neighbours Toyota Prius burned their house down.
Anecdotal claim
BS
That didn't happen.
Hyundai Kia fires? Where? 😂
Toyota's deadly Unintended Acceleration killed more people than all the Hyundai Kia defects COMBINED! 😂😂😂
They are all over and I have personally experience a few myself including that clip in the video. That junk 2.0 burned on the road. That’s my footage. Cheerz
U sound like you drive a Kia 😂. I'll stick to Honda thanks
Of course you know much more about cars than I do. But I’d argue that Hyundai Elantras and Sonatas are super solid from what I’ve seen, I know people who’s been driving them to 200k miles so far without too many issues. Maybe the issues are with newer models?
Theta engines had issues, later generations have been better. Not amazing
then you friend got lucky....we have had NEW sonotas come off the truck needing engines and elantras with less than 5000kms needing engines.
Great review as always!
👍👍👍👍
Thanks
Kia and Hyundai is selling so much theres got to be people flaming looks haters will always hate
Indeed
I had a fleet of Kia Rio’s. They would go about 200k and start consuming so much oil, and eventually the engine would hand grenade.
Yet Hyundai/Kia sell more than Hondas, it's ridiculous. I get that they're cheaper, but long-term you're spending waaaaaaay more with the Korean brands.
Yes
People buy them because they are cheaper, and give you a lot of features that are expensive options on other brands. The 10 year 100,000 mile warranty is also another reason.
That’s what I generally get is it’s a slightly lower cost, feature packed vehicle with better warranty
You are way too harsh on Hyundai and Kia. I have experience with some Hyundai vehicles in the past and they were reasonably reliable, they had some model years that were problems but not all of them.
There are certainly some better ones than others but…..
i'm sticking with Toyota, lexus or Mazda. That's it.
Great brands
Kia and Hyundai what a shit
Exactly
Wwere arent in 2015 get over it its 2024
Still people buying used models
Scotty only recommends Toyota products!!!
Why? Sometimes diversity is a spice of life
Not only toyota... He recommends reliable cars...
@@leophoenix1452 which are almost always toyotas. Good point tho.
@@17an28 there are hondas, subarus, mazdas and more he has recommended yes toyota/lexus has a higher head count...
Who cares?
He probably diddles himself while sitting in a 94 Celica with ice-cold air conditioning while looking at a picture of the chairman of Toyota!
I have had 5 Hyundai's, they are not that bad, gar superior to most luxury vehicles in reliability. Never had any of the problems you have listed. Unlike shit American cars.
K thanks for sharing. I personally know and have experienced issues.
I can give my opinion from experience as taxi driver in Bulgaria (easten Europe),i drive kia rio 1.6 naturally aspirated engine with 123 hp with automatic transmission and the car reached 500000 without any problems only have been changed the spark plugs,and regular maintenance,also they are many kia ceed with 1.4i 100hp with more than 500000 as taxies,
Who in there right mind does compare a Lexus to a Kia? I sure never had. That said, my Forte GT has been rock solid bulletproof so far, and it gives me a ton of bang for my buck compared to nothing else, because literally nothing else other than a Civic si (which is 5-6k more expensive) compares to it. Would I compare it to a Lexus? Never in a million years. Is it a solid car? Sure is. So maybe stop dumping on Kia, they actually do have some good cars and like everyone else, some bad one's too.
Way more problem cars in their lineup than Toyota/Honda. I managed a fleet of them. They were not durable, but less expensive to acquire.
@@kevinsullivan6956 well mine has been bulletproof, so I stand by it. Fleet cars are a maintenance statistical outlier, so what you are doing is comparing an apple to a bowling ball.
a lot of noise , still waiting for usefull info
Working on it
Mark is Very Knowledgeable and knows his brands. He also has class, which means he has one up on you!
First!!!
Good morning Ricardo
LOL You're pathetic.
Don’t forget Genesis by Hyundai. They suck too.
depends on year n make....they only ever made ONE good genesis in my book and that is the first generation genesis 4 door with a NOT KOREAN MADE v8....was the only reliable car they ever made just because they didnt make the engine lolol
@@Scypher0th Engine wise you might be correct but my 2018 G80 with the non turbo V6 is slowly disintegrating. All the plastic parts inside and outside are fading and the rubber components are literally coming off all over. They use sub par materials for the cosmetic components, which is a stupid thing to do from a sourcing point since that is what the customer sees falling apart first.
Hyundai-Kia-genesis is going to surpass Toyota-Lexus in USA sales within 5 years!
In last 20 years, Toyota Group's USA sales declined from 2.5 million units to 2.2 million. In contrast, Hyundai Group's USA sales skyrocketed from 800,000 units to 1.6 million! With hyundai's legendary 10-year 100,000-mile warranty, Hyundai is unstoppable.
Land Rover warranty: 4-year 50,000-mile
Jeep/Toyota warranty: 5-year 60,000-mile
ill tell you what i tell the sales men i work with....You should not have to use the warranty as a crutch to sell you vehicles....why do you think they need such a good warranty? To protect THERE asses not yours....because there engines and vehicles in general are HUGE unreliable crap boxes....and yes i DO work for a Hyundai dealership for 4.5 years now...and YES i am a manager
Junk:
Land Rover (4-year 50,000-mile warranty)
Average reliability:
Jeep, Toyota, Honda, Lexus, GM, Ford
(5-year 60,000-mile warranty)
Legendary reliability:
Hyundai, Kia, Genesis (10-year 100,000-mile warranty)
Warranty does not imply reliability. They have to offer a big number for customer acceptance
HAHAHAHAH legendary reliability? on man can i smoke what your smoking bud....warrenty dosnt make a car reliable...in fact a reliable car SHOULD NEVER HAVE TO USE ITS WARRENTY! Ill teell you what i tell all my brainwashed salesmen....a good car company should not have to use the warrenty as a crutch to sell your cars....but when it comes to hyundai kia vehicles that is the FIRST thing they fall back on and its not for the customer its to cover the companies rear sow hen the engine goes in 10,000kms they can get you a new engine meanwhile your out of a car for a month or so....
YUP super LEGENDARY reliability HAHAHAHAHAH
Do one on muscle cars
Cheers
SOOOO glad I have always HATED foreign cars and will only buy an American brand from the most reliable among them! DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE BUYING!! I won't make a move on buying ANY new car until I have checked with Consumer Reports or any of the other leading consumer publications on everything from cars to dishwashers to vacuum cleaners!
I wouldn't HAVE a Kia....for ANY price, not even for free; you can keep the ugly piles of junk cars.