[Chris's Cruz]

Not necessarily. I had a Toyota Supra MK4 Twin Turbo. Made from 1994 to 1998. It became a niche car. After they quit making them, it became so desirable, that people were paying up to three times the original sticker price. For used ones!

 

[Chris's Cruz]

No I went above and beyond with the purchase of this vehicle. $ 45,000 + $ 2,700 for the Platinum Warranty. I will try to use the lemon law. I have already looked into it. I have had a law firm on retainer for years. I will let them handle it if need be. Just very sad. I really wanted to like this truck and other Hyundai's to come.

 

[Chris's Cruz]

Well JMII, Only Hyundai can make sure that happens. The Supra was a great sports car. No quality problems. It was topping out at $ 49,000.00 new. That was Toyota's fault.

 

[Chris's Cruz]

Hyundai prides themselves on advanced engineering and quality ( Owners manual 1-2 ). That can easily be disputed.

 

[Chris's Cruz]

Well…if a chipping chrome front piece could make you do a lemon law, maybe you just don’t like it more than a bit? Not that it should do this….but the issue can be mostly fixed with PPT. I could see a lemon law for trans or engine, or even bad paint.
Good luck getting your Cruz swapped.

GaryH, I can not even get to a shop to do that. I also look at the Maverick and Ridgeline with audible backup warning alerts and fold down rear seats, and say, why them Hyundai? Why not the Santa Cruz?!?. They have everything ( minus the trunk and cooled seats for the Maverick ) the Santa Cruz has (except the self leveling shocks ) and even more.

 

[Chris's Cruz]

True on the DeLorean. Yet it was the movies of " Back To The Future " that made that car famous. Now if we could just get the Santa Cruz worthy of an audition.