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We have owned a 2013 Santa Fe, 2013 Elantra, and a 2015 Sonata. All three vehicles were produced with minimal defects, unlike my most recent Honda Ridgeline. The fit and finish of all 3 was excellent - body panels lined up perfectly, plastic trim pieces fit perfectly, and paint was good. I have no complaints about any of the Hyundai products we have owned and would welcome a Santa Cruz in our garage, providing it is large enough and not too high priced. The 10 year warranty will let you rest peacefully at night, especially while you are making those car payments.
My parents owned a Sonata awhile ago... they had zero problems and no complaints, got good mileage and was downright quick with the turbo. They only owned it for 2 maybe 3 years so no long term data. That is the only personal experience I have. I know a few coworkers who owned them - once again never heard a complaint. When traveling for business (I spent 60% of my time on the road at one point) I would try to rent H/K products because I found their interiors were simple and straight forward, kind of reminded me of my older Hondas.
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Since 1994, between my wife and I, we have owned 8 Elantras (1994-2018), 1 Santa Fe (2008), 1 Sonata (2012), 2 Accents (1997, 2002), 1 Tuscon (2017), 1 Kona (2020), 1 Palisade (2020. I can honestly say that other than the '08 Santa Fe and the '12 Elantra I have not had any issues with any of these vehicles. Oh yeah, I used to sell Hyundai as well.
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I had a 2009 KIA Optima with the World 2.4 good car..got upwards of 32-33mpg going to Vegas but after three years it was showing it's age in the interior, Honestly the seats reminded me of a Ford..and the wear and tear also
Inner door handle broke right before we traded it in, snapped right off.
Had a old style Santa Fe 3.5 AWD Limited 19mpg freeway... Nice but heavy and it felt it..
Inner door handle broke right before we traded it in, snapped right off.
Had a old style Santa Fe 3.5 AWD Limited 19mpg freeway... Nice but heavy and it felt it..
Bought my first Hyundai 2 weeks ago (my 75th car). Gotta admit, I'm pretty impressed with everything about it. 2021 Veloster DCT model.... Sold a '17 Porsche 911 Turbo.....
It's quick, 8 spd DCT has logic as good as the benchmark PDK. Fit and finish are excellent cept for the plastic interior, but I understand the money went into the chassis. Hyundai stealing Bierman from BMW has really paid off on this car..
It's quick, 8 spd DCT has logic as good as the benchmark PDK. Fit and finish are excellent cept for the plastic interior, but I understand the money went into the chassis. Hyundai stealing Bierman from BMW has really paid off on this car..
That is saying a lot right there. I drove my brother's Boxster PDK and the shifts were lighting fast and made your traditional slush box automatic seem like a joke. Never been a fan of autos and that PDK was almost as fun as a true manual transmission
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Remember the Honda Civic of 1976? I owned an Orange one....LOVED LOVED LOVED it.
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Owned a Porsche Boxster S automatic. Sweat mother of shifting perfection!
My old 87 Carrera Cab manual was more fun to drive, especially when the tail would wag the driver.
..."wag the driver"...lolOwned a Porsche Boxster S automatic. Sweat mother of shifting perfection!
My old 87 Carrera Cab manual was more fun to drive, especially when the tail would wag the driver.
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