Best Hyundai Sedan 2023

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SCUMDOG_MILLIONAIRE · 9 months ago

Volvo. Don’t even talk about BMW, I don’t know what paint-eater they are letting design the cars around there.

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chonkin-donuts · 9 months ago

Current three series looks good tho, the regular not the M variant

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Legitimate_Life_1926 · 9 months ago

Looking at the M3 now, it honestly looks fine. I couldn’t give less of a shit about the beaver teeth, most petrol heads will probably still be semi-excited seeing one in the wild.

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ReadySteddy100 · 9 months ago

Every time I see a new BMW I shake my head. Every time I see a new 7 series my bowels catastrophically empty

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Basoku-kun · 9 months ago

To me 7 Series looks awesome, idk why

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Legitimate_Life_1926 · 9 months ago

I’ve been completely desensitized to ugly cars, in fact i sorta like them

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disgruntledarmadillo · 9 months ago

Audi. At least they still have their own identity. I can easily confuse Volvos with other cars, same with 90% of new shit on the road

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ExoticallyErotic · 9 months ago

The new Prius is a beautiful car. It's a statement that I would have never believed I'd say even half a decade ago.

Every time I see one, my eyes stay on it longer than they do for many other cars.

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babybambam · 9 months ago

Meh. It's not my cup of tea, but the current generation of Prius isn't bad looking. At the very least, I don't see it and think 'dweeb."

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JustATaddMaddLadd · 9 months ago

I don't mnow that I would call the prius a sedan.

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[deleted] · 9 months ago

Rr is already dead. Hopefully bmw will be next. This is coming from a bmw owner.

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Blackhawk510 · 9 months ago

Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing

Honda Civic Si (pre face-lift IMO)

Volvo S60

Audi RS7

No particular order.

Hell, I'd throw in the normal civic sport, too. That's how much I like the look of it.

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Which one would be a good compact sedan to buy?

Posted by impala6781 · in r/whatcarshouldIbuy · 2 years ago

I am looking to buy a compact sedan soon (in about a month) and just have been looking into different brands and models. The following are the three I am interested in. It would be great if someone can weigh in on their opinions and/or personal experience.

- Honda Civic 2.0L 4D LX (2023) - Great car overall, obviously very durable, interior is pretty generic. Not sure about what prices the dealers are going to ask as well. I am not buying it right now and seems to be out of stock (with a few in transit) to my local dealers. One also said they are not going to be re-stocking these.

- Mazda3 Sedan (2023) - Looks premium (both interior and exterior), however low on space in the back seats and trunk. Some issues with engine reliability. Also not in stock at my local dealers (only the carbon edition, which is a bit above my budget).

- Hyundai Elantra SEL (2023) - Saw great reviews on this car, with great fuel economy, and nice interiors. The only thing bugging me about this is theft and probable engine reliability issues (based on some Hyundai models). Although this is a push to start, I am afraid someone might break in before realizing that. But overall it seems to be a great car.

This is also going to be my first car purchase, and I will be going to a dealership alone. I am not looking for a really long-term car, probably <4-5 years before getting another. My budget now is ~25K. Any additional suggestions will also help. Thanks to everyone who chimes in!

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CrisisOfTruth · 2 years ago

Corolla LE 2023 with convenience package. Wireless Apple CarPlay + USB C ports. Best fuel economy in it’s class for gas mileage.

I’d also wait for a Mazda 3 2024 as their base model will now have standard blindspot monitoring etc.

The civic is nice but doesn’t give you that much features for the money compared to it’s competitors/price range. Very bare bones

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impala6781 · OP · 2 years ago

Thanks, definitely will check out the corolla as others have suggested as well!

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TwinTurbo53 · 2 years ago

I think the Corolla deserves a mention here, but you pretty much summed everything up pretty well already.

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stevek104 · 2 years ago

The civic is a best seller they will be getting more

The Mazda is nice with the current market many dealers are not buying many of the base level ones, I think it will be impossible to find a base model Mazda 3

They Hyundai theft issue is fixed on new ones

What city are you near?

What’s your budget

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I purchased my 2016 Hyundai Sonata Sport 2.0T back in 2016 when it came out that year so far for it being 9 years old it's been holding up very good and pulling lots of heads no complaints and lots of compliments about my Hyundai and the look of it.

Posted by GladApplication8748 · in r/Hyundai · 7 months ago

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Big_Don-G · 7 months ago

What’s on the odometer?

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Equal-Rip9311 · 7 months ago

That's the big tell.

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GladApplication8748 · OP · 7 months ago

Really is. Hyundai disappointed with there common engine issues hopefully mines don't do a 360 on me and start burning oil or seize up out of no where.

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GladApplication8748 · OP · 7 months ago

145,101 all highway miles did alot of trips throughout the states & Canada twice with it

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Big_Don-G · 7 months ago

Sweet! My 2012 2.0T hit 200k a few weeks ago. I think the body style like yours is the best looking of all.

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crit_crit_boom · 7 months ago

No joke this is one of the best aging models out there. Second only to an Accord or BMW 3/5 series.

Edit: speaking strictly of looks. Don’t at me.

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GladApplication8748 · OP · 7 months ago

I can agree with you on that.

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r/Hyundai • [4]

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The best car I've ever owned

Posted by AvailableSafety8080 · in r/Hyundai · 7 months ago

Just a little appreciation post for my 15 Sonata SE...she was my dream car. Would definitely buy again....can't wait to come back home to Hyundai lol

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Time-Blueberry-3214 · 7 months ago

I have a 2016 Sonata just had Hyundai replace my engine at 125,000 miles , as engine lost power on the way home one evening “went limp” got it home slowly took straight to mechanic towed it to dealership and got a call a week later saying needed a new engine it was taken care of by Hyundai and got me in a rental until it was fixed !!! Running smooth , I did however pay for a hose/belt replacement package $594 to make sure it was all as new as possible!!! I can truly say Hyundai stands by its products !!! I’m also a victim of the triple pearl white paint so waiting to see if they will cover a new paint job as well starting chipping 2 years into me having it and had 2 previous ownners who had no issues!!! Praying they can get it fixed as well !!! I love my car !!!

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thegoodestofbois22 · 7 months ago

I have the 17 and your car looks very close to mine. I bought it with 68,000 mi and I have put about 800 mi on it and I have loved every second of it.

ROCK ON SONATA GANG.

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AvailableSafety8080 · OP · 7 months ago

Yessss the same generation

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double-you · 7 months ago

How many and what have you owned?

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AvailableSafety8080 · OP · 7 months ago

This was my first. She's a Sonata. Im ready to buy another one.

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double-you · 7 months ago

Ah, I was fooled by the "was your dream car". Surely it still is! :-)

And it's great that you are satisfied with it. Just in the more general sense, "best car ever owned" provides more information if we know what cars weren't as good.

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jbetances134 · 7 months ago

I had the 15 limited. The car was so comfortable and i loved the look and features

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AvailableSafety8080 · OP · 7 months ago

Yesssss!! That car was so roomy. I want that back. New engine and all. Engine went shortly after this Pic was taken. Had it replaced and drove another 100k miles on it

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RippingLegos__ · 7 months ago

Had a 2015 too new as a company car back then, loved it as well. :)

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AccountantKind3512 · 7 months ago

That's crazy the engine went that fast. Toyota engines last for 15+ years

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General_Tell472 · 7 months ago

And you think it’s okay to be putting motors in when they die so freaking

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Throw_awayReddit · 7 months ago

Had a 18 Sonata Se and that car lasted over 300k miles. It’s parked outside my house rn waiting for a new engine. Drove it over 270k in 3 years and honestly it’s the best car I’ve ever owned and it’s my first car too.

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r/Hyundai • [5]

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Which one would you pick? (I’m 27M and 6’2” if that matters)

Posted by punchingtigers19 · in r/Hyundai · 3 years ago

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CuriousJ76 · 3 years ago

I have a 2017 Sonata Sport. The seats are comfortable for me. I'm about 6'0. I'm 29 y.o male if that's needed.

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throwaway007676 · 3 years ago

The Genesis is truly a much nicer car for a little bit more.

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OnTheGround_BS · 3 years ago

For my money I’d go for the Genesis. I will not touch another Hyundai with a Theta II engine.

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OnTheGround_BS · 3 years ago

Lambda 3.8: https://tuningpro.co/hyundai-genesis-3-8-v6-engine/

Theta 2.0t: https://tuningpro.co/the-4-most-common-hyundai-2-0t-engine-problems/

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Chyvalri · 3 years ago

41, 6’4” and 2016 Sonata GLS.

Not my favourite car ever (2008 Sonata forevah) but it does the job.

I definitely wouldn’t pay $20k for a six year old car but if you’re interested, I’ll sell you mine for $15k lol

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punchingtigers19 · OP · 3 years ago

Lol I’d rather pay an extra 5k for all the features the limited comes with

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EcoboostsAreAJoke · 2 years ago

I'll do 14k for a way better looking one lol...

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toyota_sc57 · 3 years ago

Get the genesis

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r/regularcarreviews • [6]

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What are your favorite sedans?

Posted by daniel1234556 · in r/regularcarreviews · 7 months ago

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roadwarrior721 · 7 months ago

Chevy ss sedan

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JonnyCubaWAGR · 7 months ago

1998-2011 Ford Crown Victoria. I adore how it looks, I love the engine, and I love its legacy.

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Hot-Actuator5195 · 7 months ago

it's nice but probably the worst pantherbody. Grand Marquis, Marauder, and the holy Lincoln Town Car are nicer imo

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GTOdriver04 · 7 months ago

The Crown Victoria, blessed be her name, is either your favorite or least-favorite car. Depends on which side of the light bar you were on I suppose.

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mysteriouslypuzzled · 7 months ago

1990 ford crown Vic...for the same reasons as this guy⬆️

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Legitimate_Life_1926 · 7 months ago

Technically, the Lincoln Blackwood. It's got a 3 box design and a trunk therefore it's a sedan.

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rulesrmeant2bebroken · 7 months ago

What does that make the F-150 then?

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Legitimate_Life_1926 · 7 months ago

A big sedan with a bed.

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MeepMeeps88 · 7 months ago

Yeah last time I checked that's a truck. Try again

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Shlomo_-_Shekelstein · 7 months ago

Volkswagen Phaeton W12

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bcredeur97 · 7 months ago

I miss that car

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supervillainO7 · 7 months ago

1974 Dodge Monaco

It's got a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant, it's got the cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. A model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas

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Sedan na pasok hanggang 1M at matibay……………………………..

Posted by Kants101 · in r/CarsPH · 3 months ago

Magreregalo kaming magkakapatid sa pinsan namin. Gusto niya sedan at ayaw daw niya ng chinese cars. At budget lang namin eh hanggang 1M. Bawal lumagpas. Hahaha. Anong marerecommend niyo na pang matagalan sana. Thanks sa mga sasagot

Edit. Salamat mga boss sa sagot. Dahil majority ng sagot e vios and city, ipa test drive namin sakanya para magkaalaman na agad. Hehe. Thanks ulit

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Plus-Plantain2078 · 3 months ago

If Brand New the Honda CIty comes to mind.

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Kants101 · OP · 3 months ago

Kaya ba ng 1M to boss? Kasi nagcheck kami kahapon parang ang mahal. Hehe

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mario0182 · 3 months ago

Pag ber months may 100k+ discount Honda. V below 1M, RS slightly above 1M.

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Plus-Plantain2078 · 3 months ago

Check niyo Honda City S Variant, nasa 998k SRP.

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No-Frosting-20 · 3 months ago

City, vios or mirage lang choice mo diyan.

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keso_de_bola917 · 3 months ago

Honestly... Just go for the safe options and buy a Honda City or Toyota Vios. Or if you're not one too fond of features, Mitsubishi Mirage G4.

They won't impress anyone, sure. But they always just get the job done.

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ravenchad · 3 months ago

sans all may pinsan na rich! 👍

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Prestigious_Role_188 · 3 months ago

Wow! Pwedeng mag-apply as pinsan? 🤣 kidding aside, honda city or toyota vios.

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r/AutosMexico • [8]

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Hyundai Elantra se lleva el premio al mejor sedán coreano. Comienza la votación para el mejor sedán chino.

Posted by Gogosfx · in r/AutosMexico · 7 months ago

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Interesting_Many_367 · 7 months ago

Dodge Attitude

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AdorableRise6124 · 7 months ago

El Dodge Attitude es hecho en Tailandia por una compañía Japonesa Mitsubishi con un diseño Coreano/Francés , Attitude era de la Dodge pero solo vendido y el mismo modelo similar Mirage por Mitsubishi.

El Attitude Actual el último modelo lo vende la Dodge pero lo hacea GAC aunque conozco poco de como sale , solo que esta más centrado en la deportividad .

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Interesting_Many_367 · 7 months ago

El nuevo Attitude es fabricado por la automotriz china GAC

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ZAZ990D · 7 months ago

Es chino? Pensé que el diseño era japonés, como su símil, el G4 lo vende la Mitsubishi

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Interesting_Many_367 · 7 months ago

Es de la marca GAC, la misma que hace la Dodge Journey

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im_falshen_land · 7 months ago

La generación pasada de Attitude sí era un G4 rebrandeado. La generación actual de Attitude es chino (GAC).

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LifeguardDull4288 · 7 months ago

No se si lo cuenten por marcas o carros. Dodge es de EEUU pero el carro es Chino.

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Interesting_Many_367 · 7 months ago

En realidad, si te pones muy exquisito, Dodge, Chrysler y Jeep ya son italianas, fueron vendidas a FIAT por un dólar. Y ahora forman parte del grupo Stellantis, que tiene marcas francesas, italianas, británicas (Vauxhall) y creo que una alemana (Opel)

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Gogosfx · OP · 7 months ago

Arrojo mi voto por el BYD King

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omarsks · 7 months ago

BYD Han Ev

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SeventhformFB · 7 months ago

BYD Seal

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ZAZ990D · 7 months ago

Paso y sin ver con cualquier cosa china, sobretodo si son carros.

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r/whatcarshouldIbuy • [9]

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How reliable is Hyundai?

Posted by pepe_pepinazo · in r/whatcarshouldIbuy · 4 years ago

I've had real good experiences with Hyundai, but it appears that some people on the internet don't.

What's your opinion about the brand? Do you think they make good cars?

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90NA · 4 years ago

My 2012 Elantra with 174K has been very reliable as far as engine and transmission go , but electrical stuff starts messing up with age. ie. bad wiring causes left brake light to go out every 2 months, USB port doesn’t work anymore. Could just be my experience though.

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izwald88 · 4 years ago

I agree with most people here, Korean cars have really stepped up over the past few years. Yet the reputation hasn't caught up, so the prices are pretty good and they seem to depreciate quickly.

I wouldn't hesitate to buy one, quality seems at or around that of Honda(I know, some of you would slap me for this claim) , but not Toyota quality, yet. But they are getting there.

Check out this video that talks about the rise of Korean cars.

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kroush104 · 4 years ago

Twenty years ago, the Koreans were building junk. But today, they’re making some really nice vehicles with great reputations. So your question really depends on how old of a Hyundai you are looking at.

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pepe_pepinazo · OP · 4 years ago

I'm not exactly looking for a Hyundai, I was just looking for answers. You see, my aunt has a Hyundai Verna that has never given any troubles and it got abused like you wouldn't believe (it even served as a heavy cargo vehicle several times. But I've seen plenty of people on the internet complaining about their reliability, which confused me a bit.

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LOL420noscopeXXX · 4 years ago

You will find every single car company on the internet with tons of complaints.

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GonzoTheGreat22 · 4 years ago

Well, that’s because people on the internet are assholes.

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mgobla · 4 years ago

Dpends on the year.

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dahra8888 · 4 years ago

They have bold designs but still hit and miss quality, especially with catching on fire. The Theta II engines 2.4l and 2.0T (used from 2009 until 2020) have engine fire recalls and now Kia/Hyundai just started a recall this month for ABS modules that catch fire too.

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r/Hyundai • [10]

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Best Car Ever

Posted by premies4me · in r/Hyundai · 4 years ago

I absolutely love my new Hyundai Tucson Hybrid Limited. It far surpasses all the other SUV hybrids in this price range. Believe me, I drove them all. Quiet ride, excellent acceleration, beautiful interior - I got the light gray-and exterior is Amazon Gray. I have is one week and already getting great milage both highway and local driving. I traded in my 2018 Sonata for this one. Took a long time to find since they sell out quick. Did not get any deals or incentives as people pay above sticker price. I got if for sticker price despite a lot of bargaining. Oh well, nicest car I have owned since my 1996 Lexus RX 300.

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[deleted] · 4 years ago

Hyundai’s make good fucking cars fr

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Engi_N3rd · 4 years ago

I think the Hybrid Limited is the best SUV under 40K by a wide margin. How are the seats?

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premies4me · OP · 4 years ago

Very comfortable. Front seats deep enough to go under knee. Heated and ventilation. Beautiful light gray off white leather. Trim black. Wish back of seats were not plastic but that is in all Hyundai cars.

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[deleted] · 4 years ago

I found the seat not too comfortable. It's less cushiony. But my only complain is not having a HUD. Coming from civic, digital speed is a must. The cube gauge cluster doesn't look good like kia dynamic theme.

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d00mt0mb · 4 years ago

2022 Tucson is a huge step up from previous offerings. Picked one up on Saturday

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kuma_sensei17 · 4 years ago

What mpg average are you getting?

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premies4me · OP · 4 years ago

I do a lot of driving on highways. About 90 miles round trip daily but it also includes some local. I get 33 MPG so far but I love that I can control how it recharges the battery by slowing down and breaking and that in SMART mode I do get a lot of EV driving.

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InSearsSomewhere · 4 years ago

Congrats! But why does it say "Processing img s7otrl4pjg171..." at the bottom of your post?

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premies4me · OP · 4 years ago

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