Thank You!!!!!2010 Kia Soul, 2015 Santa FE Sport turbo, 2018 Kona Limited turbo with DCT. They are-were all good cars but the Kona turbo is a riot and my all-time favorite. Retired Honda tech here buys Hyundai, go figure.
Thank You!!!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.
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 transmission2021 Veloster DCT model.... Sold a '17 Porsche 911 Turbo.....
It's quick, 8 spd DCT has logic as good as the benchmark PDK.
Remember the Honda Civic of 1976? I owned an Orange one....LOVED LOVED LOVED it.2010 Kia Soul, 2015 Santa FE Sport turbo, 2018 Kona Limited turbo with DCT. They are-were all good cars but the Kona turbo is a riot and my all-time favorite. Retired Honda tech here buys Hyundai, go figure.
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.![]()
I have owned two Hyundai’s, a Sonata and an Elantra. We had both for 7 or 8 years with no problems. I would recommend Hyundai to anyone looking for a vehicle.
Thank You!I have owned two Hyundai’s, a Sonata and an Elantra. We had both for 7 or 8 years with no problems. I would recommend Hyundai to anyone looking for a vehicle.