*LOVE the remote control of the Hyundai* !!!! Can't tell you how many times this has happened to me!!! People always park too closely!!! #Hyundai #TheFastLaneCar
I like it. I could see myself driving it. I'd at least get the 2.5 N/A. The turbo would probably be out of my budget. I'm really impressed with all the tech features that it has. Hyundai is stepping up!
@@carterdavis2793 Which is sad.... 2006 Maxima is still my dream car. 1st Gen Murano was lit SUV, it still looks way better than any other Nissan today though.
@@kotor87 older Nissan's are amazing vehicles, late 90s Maxima's are so nice it'd be amazing to have one. But they're quality and care for consumers has gone way down in recent years.
As always TFL great review, move over car and driver, there’s a new guy in town. Would love to see you guys on a Saturday morning spot on tv. Like car and driver use to be. Keep up the great work.
Along with these various sound options, they could have included a sonata to listen to as well😊. I have to admit this car really captures my attention. Really like the creative lighting up front.
From the 2020 Limited User Manual: The vehicle can travel up to 23 ft. (7 m) per move. Press the moving forward/backward button to make additional movement. The Remote Moving Forward/Backward assist will stop temporarily when The vehicle travels more than 46 ft. (14 m) after the Remote Moving Forward/Backward assist is activated.
I want one..... I have had a 2004, and now I have a 2008 Sonata...…. Seeing these new 2020 with the new parking options, I am ready to go for a test drive, and maybe signing on the dotted line.....The Sonatas are BEAUTIFUL.........……………......………........
@Mudisuda Raman uhh, what does that have to do with buying Hyundai? I guarantee that you buy a million Chinese products everyday, and they have an estimated MILLION Uighur Muslim minorities imprisoned in labor camps where many commit suicide. Are you boycotting pretty much all products? If not, you're just being hypocritical.
That N-Line looks great and the 2.5T sounds intriguing. If they could substantially undercut the Accord Sport 2.0T I bet it would sell wonderfully. Even I would be somewhat interested.
Handling is where the Accord truly shines. Based on reviews the regular Sonata still haven’t improved a lot there. I can’t see Honda doing a Type R version of the Accord, they did have Accord Euro R though. Hopefully they revive that nameplate, because the Sport isn’t that exclusive.
@@gregsolovieff6711 ...and I would be the first in line if an Accord R should return. I would trade my 2.0T Touring in a heartbeat for it. They are coming with a hotter version of the Acura TSX when the next gen arrives, hopefully the Accord R will follow. Especially now that even plain jane Camry has a TRD version.
okleydokley I agree. AWD is only helpful for performance in situations when you need power to the rear wheels. For traction in snow or ice, good winter tires alone suffice.
Queen Michelle at the time it was like 15k. Ended up finding a 2016 Hyundai Elantra for nearly half my budget still in warranty so I did that instead. Best believe I’m picking up this sonata as soon as it depreciates by 50% though. Gorgeous car, and Hyundai is built to last!
The best part about this video is not the car, it's Roman's awesome presentation. He can make a Hyundai look like a supercar. Wait..., he did! Um, Roman, not a good idea to say 'lemon' and 'sucking' in a car promo. I'm kidding, great videos!
Drove one. Wind noise was unacceptable. I don’t understand how they did so well on everything else but left it with a noisy interior. I think interior isolation is one of the most underrated but important qualities of a car.
You can either have fancy gadgets, or low interior noise, but you can't have both, it's technologically impossible. I won't bore you with the engineering details.
i just bought one and I love it. 3rd Sonata, and i traded in a 2019 for this one. Looks are awesome, tech is awesome, interior is awesome! So far, i'm finding the lane change cameras kind of gimmicky - it's not natural to look down at the dash when changing lanes, although I am starting to come around, because you can see a little wider out, but you have to train your eyes to look quick! Someone commented they don't like the lack of a shifter, but it is very handy to not have that stick to maneuver around to get to your phone in the charger cradle, or wrap a USB cable around it, or get to some of the lower dash controls. as far as the nature sounds, they are great if you are on a stakeout - or waiting for your kid to finish dance practice! There is also interior RGB lighting along the front doors that make a nice accent in the dark as well.
Totally agree about having a lever to shift gears. Not onboard with all these electronic dials and buttons. Just something else to malfunction. That takes this off my list when I trade my Optima in the Spring.
LOVE this car, got one myself as well as sell them. The N line unfortunately will have the dual clutch transmission. Which over time becomes very annoying while driving as to what made me trade in my last car that had it. 2020 Sonata is great!
I have a 2017 Sonata Limited with Ultimate PKG. I wish the Digital Key would work because I hate BlueLink. Do you think Hyundai could make the Digital Key work for older Sonatas?
1:44 Great Video as always, Roman. Were you the one performing the short "summon" maneuver? If so, with all intents and purposes, the car will definitely recognize the key proximity (more than anything else) and stops. Though I don't doubt its technology, it would be better if someone else tries the summon maneuver while you stand in front of it.
I agree with the "sea of gray" comment. My 2020 Limited in Stormy Sea (Blue) with Camel. Very attractive. Almost as nice as my 2020 G90 with Beige/Havana.
I truly don't get the point of the gear buttons. People say it clears up room, but with the gear shifting lever near the steering wheel, you'll get all you need for other stuff on the center console. The 2003 Honda Pilot has the best use of that space.
I've wondered that myself. The button layout seems to have the same footprint as a lever shifter. The kind where you don't need to look down to see what gear you're selecting.
Yes, me too,..I like the design all 'round! For once, a car makers who designs a great looking front with an equally nice looking rear end. ( oh geez,.I did say that didn't I? ah well! ) Makes me wonder if my next vehicle will be a 'car' again. Thanks Roman.
Good introduction review. Nice looking vehicle, front grill has that Lexus look which I'm undecided about. The electronics are cool but a repair bill on those wouldn't be. Should sell well.
What a surprise you'll get when your kid plays with your key fob and holds down the move forward or reverse button ! Sitting in your living room watching your car slowly drive by with no-one in it?! 🙂
Very nice. I like it all. I trust Hyundai and Kia quality and reliability. I've had a few. If I was buying a sedan, the Sonata would be one I would consider.
We are impressed also. We own a 2015 kia optima ex and the thing is loaded. Has been super reliable. We would absolutely consider another one when that time comes. We tend to keep our vehicles for several years 7-10.
@@truckerrickakamanowar Give it another year or two. They are not quite as reliable as you may believe. Yhey are cheaply built and most importantly- their engines suck.
@@cincocharms1233 I hope what your saying does not happen, but until then I am really happy with it. Everything works as it should I have not had any issues, I have had this vehicle over 5 years now. I do have the life time warranty from KIA. ✌
@@truckerrickakamanowar I wish you well with your car. I only hope to warn others based on personal and family experiences with Korean cars. I have no doubts that they will continue to improve.
These features are cool, but am I the only one that doesn’t need all this stuff? I just bought a Honda Passport Sport (base model) last month..... I got my MSRP down on Veterans Day to 30.400. Some of the people on Passport Forums paid 43,000 for their Elite model for a few extra features. Sounds crazy to me.
Awesome car I currently have a 2006 sonata gls 3.3. I love driving it I bought it so I doint have to drive my pickup trucks around I going to have to check this beauty out
From what I read, the Kia Optima for 2020 will still have the 2.4L as standard. The 2.0L turbo is also being continued. This surprises me that the Optima and the Sonata drivetrains are being differentiated for the 2020 model year. I would be interested in hearing why Kia did not adopt the presumably updated 2.5L 4-cyl., since the 2 cars have shared underpinnings since the 2011 model year, and possibly earlier. I have had a 2012 2.4L Optima since new. Both the 200 hp GDI 4-cyl. performance and the fuel economy continue to amaze. I paid around 19K USD for it - 5k to 6k less than the 4 main Japanese 2012 competitors cost - and it still has over 2 years and about 70,000 miles left on the factory bumper-to-bumper new car warranty. It has not had a single malfunction in any system in the entire time - almost 8 years. I am sure there are 2012 Accord and Camry owners who can say the same about zero problems, but unfortunately for them if that should change in the next couple of years, their warranties expired many years ago. All I've done is full-synthetic oil and filter changes every 4,000 miles and hand wash when it's dirty. It's never been to a dealer or mechanic. I've bought, driven and sold well over a dozen other cars in this period. Some are nicer, most are more powerful, but few have had the trouble-free everyday reliability of the Optima.
@Steven Turner Yes, true. And I always smile when I read or hear comments from the brand-conscious folks who would "never" buy a Kia or a Hyundai, or any "Korean" car. (Mine was built in West Point, GA, USA.) Buying a 6 or 8 year old Hyundai Genesis is right up there on my list with finding a good-condition 14 year old Lexus LS400.
you better park with your wheels straight for this summon feature to work. Do steering wheels on push button cars lock like traditional ones? Does any one still turn their wheel until it locks when they parking?
Great looking car! My only gripe is the front and rear design doesn't seem as cohesive as it should be. Otherwise, Hyundai have done a great job designing a car that doesn't look mundane. Should hopefully stop a few people buying boring, old SUVs
@@devinbender8428 I'd have to disagree on that... Your views on Hyundai design is quite pessimistic. To be quite frank, all car designs look relatively similar so it's easy to say one is copying the other. There are several reasons why cars all look fairly similar, but I think Hyundai do just enough to make some detailed changes to make their cars stand out a little. If a car company wants to go all out radical with their design, they risk making something very polarizing; case in point, the Tesla Cybertruck
Yeh, for big gear selector older generation would love that, but this seems to be designed for new generation.... that won’t be missed, just like your a-track era.
The 'come to me' feature will not work with non-electronically shifted transmissions. I do prefer a traditional gear lever too but I totally understand why Hyundai put the push button gear selector in the car.
I drive 2018 Sonata limited with memory seats that was $28.000 when I leased it. 2020 Sonata with memory seats has $33.000 price tag now. I'm surprised
Does the auto creep feature also straighten out the steering wheel? Many many times I have parked and gotten out without straightening the string wheel. I can just see this auto creeping into the fender of the adjacent car.
I noticed that the one the new Sonata's gear selector takes up quite a lot of space, for something that's operated by buttons only... Hyundai probably should have replaced that gear selector, maybe to something more like the gear selector found on an Audi A6 (short stubby golfclub).
I like that interior, but that front end just makes so sense styling wise. Those headlight accents are hideous. That welcome chime sounds almost too BMW/Toyota Supra like for my taste. For $34k, a Camry V6 sounds more attractive.
Great review as always, never miss a single TFL video yet, but this time my eyes were more on your sun glasses then on sonata, i will really appreciate if you share me the details of your glasses specially frame brand. I loved it & want to buy the same. Thanking you Sarfaraz from Mumbai India.
Is it available with a limited slip diff on the base and mid range model ? If they would offer a limited slip diff then you don't need all wheel drive...
The Hyundai EEs probably worked overtime and did a great job. All those features that nobody else has yet. Impressive. Just missing automatic opening door as you approach. Not even RR can do that yet. The Hyundai stylists, however, need to go back to the drawing board. Not terrible, but not beautiful, just different. Maybe it'll look really cool at night with the LED accents. Definitely not a cookie cutter sedan. I like that.
Nice...😁i like the parking lot feature where it comes out the space for you..that's cool..🏁🏁🏁
You'll use that maybe twice the whole time you own the car. Once to impress yourself and once to impress your friend. Then it's over.
If some A-hole parks like that, a good , hard door swing is what they deserve.
okleydokley why dent your car just rip their side mirror off and take it with you lol
Its very nice to use in korea since the parking spaces r so small!!
KIA / hyndai has worst engine in the world.
That nature, rain, cafe etc sounds are there to fool someone on phone 😜
No, but they could be. And why not the sounds of a car factory, in case the car gets homesick? 😜
The interior is impressive for this price point
hyundai is evolving like anything..great.
*LOVE the remote control of the Hyundai* !!!! Can't tell you how many times this has happened to me!!! People always park too closely!!! #Hyundai #TheFastLaneCar
I like it. I could see myself driving it. I'd at least get the 2.5 N/A. The turbo would probably be out of my budget. I'm really impressed with all the tech features that it has. Hyundai is stepping up!
This could be my next car, I currently have a 2019 Nissan Altima but I am liking this one much better.
@Mudisuda Raman 하다.. 개고기 맛있긴 한데
Lmao anything is better than a newer Nissan man. But this is definitely a solid car.
@Mudisuda Raman mmkay? Go hug a tree if you feel bad. Meanwhile, in Africa, China and Middle East....
@@carterdavis2793 Which is sad.... 2006 Maxima is still my dream car. 1st Gen Murano was lit SUV, it still looks way better than any other Nissan today though.
@@kotor87 older Nissan's are amazing vehicles, late 90s Maxima's are so nice it'd be amazing to have one. But they're quality and care for consumers has gone way down in recent years.
As always TFL great review, move over car and driver, there’s a new guy in town. Would love to see you guys on a Saturday morning spot on tv. Like car and driver use to be. Keep up the great work.
Wish you had a night shot of the front running lights going up the hood.
I have the 2015 sonata limited. I’m thinking about getting the 2020 next week. These features are sweet.
Kennesy 23 i got one a limited on cruise control the steering wheel starts to drive its self
Along with these various sound options, they could have included a sonata to listen to as well😊. I have to admit this car really captures my attention. Really like the creative lighting up front.
I remember the Hyundai excel from the 90s. A ice box on wheels and no frills.
Amazon prime will deliver to your trunk if you can open it remotely like that.
From the 2020 Limited User Manual: The vehicle can travel up to 23 ft. (7 m)
per move. Press the moving forward/backward button to make additional movement. The Remote Moving Forward/Backward assist will stop temporarily when The vehicle travels more than 46 ft. (14
m) after the Remote Moving Forward/Backward assist is activated.
Thanks for the review Roman. Nice job👍🏻
Nice to see a car company grow and compete!
I want one..... I have had a 2004, and now I have a 2008 Sonata...…. Seeing these new 2020 with the new parking options, I am ready to go for a test drive, and maybe signing on the dotted line.....The Sonatas are BEAUTIFUL.........……………......………........
Getting mine tomorrow morning! A treat to myself!
Love the blind spot camera, definitely a great feature.
Just traded in my 2014 traverse for the 2020 sonata SEL. Not the limited but it still has a lot of features and I love it!
It looks great. Love the interior with the tan combination.
@Mudisuda Raman uhh, what does that have to do with buying Hyundai? I guarantee that you buy a million Chinese products everyday, and they have an estimated MILLION Uighur Muslim minorities imprisoned in labor camps where many commit suicide. Are you boycotting pretty much all products? If not, you're just being hypocritical.
That N-Line looks great and the 2.5T sounds intriguing. If they could substantially undercut the Accord Sport 2.0T I bet it would sell wonderfully. Even I would be somewhat interested.
Substantially? Doubt that. Maybe $1000 less if that. The N Line will be low volume and not mass produced like the Accord Sport 2.0T is.
Yeah the 2.0 T Accord Sport is already only 30k which is 4 grand cheaper that this limited version so I really don't see that unfortunately!
Handling is where the Accord truly shines. Based on reviews the regular Sonata still haven’t improved a lot there. I can’t see Honda doing a Type R version of the Accord, they did have Accord Euro R though. Hopefully they revive that nameplate, because the Sport isn’t that exclusive.
Captain Jack I can see an Accord R if this N- line Sonata starts stealing enough sales from Accord.
@@gregsolovieff6711 ...and I would be the first in line if an Accord R should return. I would trade my 2.0T Touring in a heartbeat for it. They are coming with a hotter version of the Acura TSX when the next gen arrives, hopefully the Accord R will follow. Especially now that even plain jane Camry has a TRD version.
I love the fact Hyundai chose not to place an odd looking gear shifter in between the seats. I love the cars new designs.
If they had it in AWD I would buy one. That thing is loaded with awesome features.
You don't need AWD. You just need winter tires.
AWD is coming.
okleydokley I agree. AWD is only helpful for performance in situations when you need power to the rear wheels. For traction in snow or ice, good winter tires alone suffice.
I had hoped they would offer their 3.3L V6 in this one. I have a 16 Hyundai Azera with it and it has been a powerful (293hp) problem free car!
I’ve been looking at cars all week and this video has me just about sold on spendings about 7k more than my budget
Pathless Creative wht was ur budget ?
Queen Michelle at the time it was like 15k. Ended up finding a 2016 Hyundai Elantra for nearly half my budget still in warranty so I did that instead. Best believe I’m picking up this sonata as soon as it depreciates by 50% though. Gorgeous car, and Hyundai is built to last!
@@pathlesscreative bruh
@@susanklenofsky6018 hey man, we livin
The best part about this video is not the car, it's Roman's awesome presentation. He can make a Hyundai look like a supercar. Wait..., he did! Um, Roman, not a good idea to say 'lemon' and 'sucking' in a car promo. I'm kidding, great videos!
Drove one. Wind noise was unacceptable. I don’t understand how they did so well on everything else but left it with a noisy interior. I think interior isolation is one of the most underrated but important qualities of a car.
You can either have fancy gadgets, or low interior noise, but you can't have both, it's technologically impossible. I won't bore you with the engineering details.
That's why they gave you a Bose sound system listen to music.
A car with a noisey interior is deal breaker for me.
Not to mention that ridiculous push button
transmission and high sticker price.
i just bought one and I love it. 3rd Sonata, and i traded in a 2019 for this one. Looks are awesome, tech is awesome, interior is awesome! So far, i'm finding the lane change cameras kind of gimmicky - it's not natural to look down at the dash when changing lanes, although I am starting to come around, because you can see a little wider out, but you have to train your eyes to look quick! Someone commented they don't like the lack of a shifter, but it is very handy to not have that stick to maneuver around to get to your phone in the charger cradle, or wrap a USB cable around it, or get to some of the lower dash controls. as far as the nature sounds, they are great if you are on a stakeout - or waiting for your kid to finish dance practice! There is also interior RGB lighting along the front doors that make a nice accent in the dark as well.
Totally agree about having a lever to shift gears. Not onboard with all these electronic dials and buttons. Just something else to malfunction. That takes this off my list when I trade my Optima in the Spring.
I agreed with u on the shift lever. Its not the same without it. If they put tht back i would buy the car
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Wil Woo Just put paddles on all the cars, not just the N-line.
I had the limited 1.6T as a loner this past week.... AMAZING i must say! Worth EVERY penny
It's underpowered and unimpressive
Roman seems happy for once. I like it when Roman is happy. 👌
I totally agree with the shifting. In snow I like to shift up to get threw it better.
Great review. Good buy toyota camry and honda accord. And welcome hiunday sonata 2020 🎉
Very nice but the front grill looks too bulky...but still I would say "WOW"
LOVE this car, got one myself as well as sell them. The N line unfortunately will have the dual clutch transmission. Which over time becomes very annoying while driving as to what made me trade in my last car that had it. 2020 Sonata is great!
My dad has a 2007 Nissan Murano SL and the Bose speakers are actually really good, they have a lot of bass and sound really good
I have a 2017 Sonata Limited with Ultimate PKG. I wish the Digital Key would work because I hate BlueLink. Do you think Hyundai could make the Digital Key work for older Sonatas?
I don't get enough of watching this car videos
Everything you need in a car. Nice.
Disclosure: no Roman was hurt producing this video
Pleasantly surprised by this Sonata
1:44 Great Video as always, Roman. Were you the one performing the short "summon" maneuver? If so, with all intents and purposes, the car will definitely recognize the key proximity (more than anything else) and stops. Though I don't doubt its technology, it would be better if someone else tries the summon maneuver while you stand in front of it.
I agree with the "sea of gray" comment. My 2020 Limited in Stormy Sea (Blue) with Camel. Very attractive. Almost as nice as my 2020 G90 with Beige/Havana.
I truly don't get the point of the gear buttons. People say it clears up room, but with the gear shifting lever near the steering wheel, you'll get all you need for other stuff on the center console. The 2003 Honda Pilot has the best use of that space.
I've wondered that myself. The button layout seems to have the same footprint as a lever shifter. The kind where you don't need to look down to see what gear you're selecting.
That remote engine start is killer
Nice throw, he has athletic ability. The car, decent for the price!
Just got the Limited in Hampton Gray. Absolutely love it!
Think just found my next car, thanks!
Yes, me too,..I like the design all 'round! For once, a car makers who designs a great looking front with an equally nice looking rear end. ( oh geez,.I did say that didn't I? ah well! )
Makes me wonder if my next vehicle will be a 'car' again.
Thanks Roman.
Good introduction review. Nice looking vehicle, front grill has that Lexus look which I'm undecided about. The electronics are cool but a repair bill on those wouldn't be. Should sell well.
What a surprise you'll get when your kid plays with your key fob and holds down the move forward or reverse button ! Sitting in your living room watching your car slowly drive by with no-one in it?! 🙂
Very nice. I like it all. I trust Hyundai and Kia quality and reliability. I've had a few.
If I was buying a sedan, the Sonata would be one I would consider.
We are impressed also. We own a 2015 kia optima ex and the thing is loaded. Has been super reliable. We would absolutely consider another one when that time comes. We tend to keep our vehicles for several years 7-10.
@@truckerrickakamanowar Give it another year or two. They are not quite as reliable as you may believe. Yhey are cheaply built and most importantly- their engines suck.
@@cincocharms1233 I hope what your saying does not happen, but until then I am really happy with it. Everything works as it should I have not had any issues, I have had this vehicle over 5 years now. I do have the life time warranty from KIA. ✌
@@truckerrickakamanowar I wish you well with your car. I only hope to warn others based on personal and family experiences with Korean cars. I have no doubts that they will continue to improve.
I love the new features, I can’t wait to get my hands on one.
Best thing about the new sonata is that they get collision avoidance and lane keep assist throughout their lineup. Eve their base model have them now.
That keyless door handle has been on the ram pick up truck since 2013, why is this being said like it’s something new and awesome.
Yeah my 2016 ram larime has it
Can you still move the car forward/backward for those who doesn’t straighten the wheel back to center when parked?
These features are cool, but am I the only one that doesn’t need all this stuff? I just bought a Honda Passport Sport (base model) last month..... I got my MSRP down on Veterans Day to 30.400. Some of the people on Passport Forums paid 43,000 for their Elite model for a few extra features. Sounds crazy to me.
Do you like this car?
Can someone give me a update on what’s it’s been like owning this car? Thinking about buying one.
DAAAUMM, step aside Corolla and Camry and Accord..🙃✌💥💥
Way better looking than the competition. I like it a lot - except for the dash and shifter.
Awesome car I currently have a 2006 sonata gls 3.3. I love driving it I bought it so I doint have to drive my pickup trucks around I going to have to check this beauty out
It looks great. A hybrid would be even better.
That's a really cool feature. All I need to do is clone my friend's cell phone and I can drive around in his car.
Mister G as long as you have an android phone I’m sure you can just download the app on your own phone lol 😂
I love it - except for the push-button shifter.
Great review. Does this take regular gas or premium?
From what I read, the Kia Optima for 2020 will still have the 2.4L as standard. The 2.0L turbo is also being continued. This surprises me that the Optima and the Sonata drivetrains are being differentiated for the 2020 model year. I would be interested in hearing why Kia did not adopt the presumably updated 2.5L 4-cyl., since the 2 cars have shared underpinnings since the 2011 model year, and possibly earlier.
I have had a 2012 2.4L Optima since new. Both the 200 hp GDI 4-cyl. performance and the fuel economy continue to amaze. I paid around 19K USD for it - 5k to 6k less than the 4 main Japanese 2012 competitors cost - and it still has over 2 years and about 70,000 miles left on the factory bumper-to-bumper new car warranty. It has not had a single malfunction in any system in the entire time - almost 8 years. I am sure there are 2012 Accord and Camry owners who can say the same about zero problems, but unfortunately for them if that should change in the next couple of years, their warranties expired many years ago. All I've done is full-synthetic oil and filter changes every 4,000 miles and hand wash when it's dirty. It's never been to a dealer or mechanic. I've bought, driven and sold well over a dozen other cars in this period. Some are nicer, most are more powerful, but few have had the trouble-free everyday reliability of the Optima.
@Steven Turner Yes, true. And I always smile when I read or hear comments from the brand-conscious folks who would "never" buy a Kia or a Hyundai, or any "Korean" car. (Mine was built in West Point, GA, USA.) Buying a 6 or 8 year old Hyundai Genesis is right up there on my list with finding a good-condition 14 year old Lexus LS400.
Kia is waiting until the 2021 model to change the Optima to match the new Sonata.
The open air cafe joke had me dead hahahaha
Way better than the previous one
someone said this looks like a fish,now I can't unsee it. I'd say a Koi fish to be exact.
I was looking for this comment and its true its like a fish lol
Exactly.
Great video man
A very nice review. Thank you!
Cool tech, let see Honda and Toyota will add summon feature to Accord and Camry. 2021 Optima exterior looks much better than Sonata.
I think the optimas exterior and interior are both better
you better park with your wheels straight for this summon feature to work. Do steering wheels on push button cars lock like traditional ones? Does any one still turn their wheel until it locks when they parking?
Hyundai Sonata is the new Nissan Maxima.
Excellently presented.
Great looking car! My only gripe is the front and rear design doesn't seem as cohesive as it should be. Otherwise, Hyundai have done a great job designing a car that doesn't look mundane. Should hopefully stop a few people buying boring, old SUVs
@@devinbender8428 I'd have to disagree on that... Your views on Hyundai design is quite pessimistic. To be quite frank, all car designs look relatively similar so it's easy to say one is copying the other. There are several reasons why cars all look fairly similar, but I think Hyundai do just enough to make some detailed changes to make their cars stand out a little.
If a car company wants to go all out radical with their design, they risk making something very polarizing; case in point, the Tesla Cybertruck
Yeh, for big gear selector older generation would love that, but this seems to be designed for new generation.... that won’t be missed, just like your a-track era.
The 'come to me' feature will not work with non-electronically shifted transmissions. I do prefer a traditional gear lever too but I totally understand why Hyundai put the push button gear selector in the car.
It'll also steer or straighten up the wheel by itself when using that feature. Pretty interesting to play with it. I enjoyed it though
I LOVE the feature where it has 4 wheels!
Lmaaao
I drive 2018 Sonata limited with memory seats that was $28.000 when I leased it. 2020 Sonata with memory seats has $33.000 price tag now. I'm surprised
Hyundai jacked up their prices.
They used to be a good value.
Nice i would like to buy this fantastic car ....😍
This car definitely looks interesting, but I'm not sure if I like it yet. I'd have to see it in person.
Does the auto creep feature also straighten out the steering wheel? Many many times I have parked and gotten out without straightening the string wheel. I can just see this auto creeping into the fender of the adjacent car.
Nice review Roman. I love TFL channel
I noticed that the one the new Sonata's gear selector takes up quite a lot of space, for something that's operated by buttons only...
Hyundai probably should have replaced that gear selector, maybe to something more like the gear selector found on an Audi A6 (short stubby golfclub).
I like that interior, but that front end just makes so sense styling wise. Those headlight accents are hideous. That welcome chime sounds almost too BMW/Toyota Supra like for my taste. For $34k, a Camry V6 sounds more attractive.
Interesting tech. My 2012 Sonata has a lower CD (coefficient of drag) then this new model 😎 .26 vs. .28 of the new car 😊
Interesting, if you can't drive, park or figure out how to use a key. No one will use a stupid app to open their car.
I'm only five days late, but hey, welcome to AZ, guys!
He left out the concealed trunk release button hidden within the Hyundai logo, and the large trunk space, and the cool interior adjustable lighting.
I wish we had the start from the key in europ
Great review as always, never miss a single TFL video yet, but this time my eyes were more on your sun glasses then on sonata, i will really appreciate if you share me the details of your glasses specially frame brand. I loved it & want to buy the same. Thanking you Sarfaraz from Mumbai India.
Warby Parker
Is it available with a limited slip diff on the base and mid range model ? If they would offer a limited slip diff then you don't need all wheel drive...
The Hyundai EEs probably worked overtime and did a great job. All those features that nobody else has yet. Impressive. Just missing automatic opening door as you approach. Not even RR can do that yet.
The Hyundai stylists, however, need to go back to the drawing board. Not terrible, but not beautiful, just different. Maybe it'll look really cool at night with the LED accents.
Definitely not a cookie cutter sedan. I like that.
I loved your sunglasses 😎
Roman is a GOAT 🐐 of car review in RUclips!!!!!!!!!!
ls it me or do l see a little VW Arteon in this design.Great video guys...nice work.
Did Hyundai designers model the Sonata after a catfish or is it just me?
thought the same thing!
They designed it? It looks like they said ok to every idea that was thrown at it. The styling Q's don't all match each other!
Ya it is a catfish
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Snowy village?!
HaHaHaHaHa
That was a very cool laugh 😂😂