Bmw.vs Hyundai Reddit

If you're really wanting a sport compact car, my personal opinion is that Civic Si is a better balanced example than the Veloster really, and I think owning the Civic Si would leave you with a better all around ownership experience (enjoyment, reliability, fit and finish, etc) vs. the Hyundai. BMW vs Hyundai: Which is better? We compare the brands' models and how they fare in terms of pricing, depreciation, gas mileage, reliability and safety ratings and rankings.

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The results aren't as close as one might expect given the advantages of each platform. BMW iX vs Hyundai I5? I'm in Germany on vacation (from the US) and splurged on an EV rental. They upgraded us to a BMW iX.

It's a really fun drive and super SMOOTH! Has anyone has driven both the BMW and I5? If so, how does the ride compare? The navigation is also really good and is integrated really well into the heads up display. How do the BMW X5 and Hyundai SANTA FE compare? Use our comparison tool to see over 140 data points, including price, trims, reliability ratings, mpg, rankings, horsepower, depreciation, and standard and optional equipment. Hyundai is really stepping up.

But in my opinion they need to pull away from the Hyundai brand and focus on their "Genesis" product. Most people will always buy a BMW over a Hyundai simply because it says "BMW". Based off that I would eliminate the BMW from consideration.

You're kind of in a toss up with the Honda or hyundai, you'll probably get more features and lower mileage with a hyundai, with the trade-off that it probably isn't going to be as reliable as a Honda CRV that's older with higher mileage. BMW i4 vs Tesla Model 3 vs Hyundai Ioniq 6? Checking out EVs and these seem to be the best of the bunch. For context, my budget is around $60-$65k, I drive maybe 150 miles per week, and live in New England, so obviously cold winters will impact the battery performance.

Want to buy an SUV for my first car. It would be for my daily commute and the occasional road trip. Would ideally like to buy something to keep long term.

Budget - 50k (can stretch slightly if there's a better option) Criteria - fun to drive (acceleration, handling), comfortable to sit in (nice interior, smooth ride) and low running costs (fuel, insurance, maintenance). Tesla Y (+) fun to.