Hyundai Used Cars Reddit
The consensus on buying Honda and Toyota cars as used reliable vehicles might be right. I thought it also applied to Hyundai as I drove one from 160k to 220k but apparently it was a 2008 model with a better engine and 2010. 1 Advice on used car choice - Toyota vs Hyundai vs Honda (budget $9-10k) (self.whatcarshouldIbuy) submitted 10 hours ago by Much-Psychology-1087 Hi, I'm currently looking for a second-hand car with a budget around $9,000 to $10,000, but I'm not quite sure which option would be the best.
Hyundai has sparked a vibrant discussion on Reddit, making its mark across various threads dedicated to anything from car features to ownership experiences. Hyundai/Kia quality and reliability have greatly improved over the past couple of years, especially in the 2000s. According to JD Powers in 2022, two of the top 3 dependable cars were Korean cars.
Hello! What's your guys thought on buying a Certified Used vehicle from Hyundai? 2022 Hyundai Elantra Limited Hybrid 11,000 Miles $22,500 No issues as I know of. But my main question is warranty's is there any known issues if I buy a car and I'm not an original owner and issues come up later down the line? Share Add a Comment Sort by: Top. Hyundai's main selling point is the amount of tech/options you get for not a lot of money.
Every single person I know who has bought a Hyundai made the decision solely on the amount of options the car came with for the price. You are looking at a 7 year old car with 158k miles. The previous owners put over 22k miles on the car per year.
Take away the tech/options from the equation and look. So I lost my car recently and in the market to buy a used car. Looking for something under $15 under 90k miles.
It's super hard to find a good and clean Honda or Toyota these days. So I thought why not Hyundai? But do the used ones really have engine issues? I'm thinking to buy a Sonata 2011-2018. Specifically I've found a nice 2015 Sonata hybrid, 2 owners, no accident/damage, 88590.
How reliable are Hyundai vehicles? Never owned a Hyundai before and wanted to know how reliable they are. Looking to get a used 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport AWD 4dr 2.0T Limited. Personally, given the spate of Hyundai/Kia thefts lately due to Kia Boyz, I would stay away from any Hyundai/Kia for the foreseeable future even if it can't be hacked easily.
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