No One Else Has the Balls to Say This About Hyundai and Kia, So I Will

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The first car I ever drove was my dad’s 2003 Hyundai Sonata. Many years later, it’s now my car. It has just under 320k miles, and it’s still going strong.

I purchased my KIA Sorento, brand new, I 2006. I bought it mainly because of its safety features. Because at the time my boys were little and I needed all the dependably and safety. Fast forward to 2019, 200K+ miles later, those safety features saved my son's life. Although he's now paralyzed, he survived a very deadly accident. He is here today, living a hard, but happy life!

I am an electronic engineer , in 2010 I was fortunately able to visit and work at one of the Hyundai R&D factories in Pyongtaek South Korea. It was an experience I would never forget .. Koreans are respectful, polite and very precise .

It’s funny how loyal Hyundai owners are. I know one who’s 2015 engine blew up before 150k miles. All they talked about was how much they loved the car and wanted to buy another. Meanwhile I’m in my 2008 Toyota approaching 300k.

I have had 2 Hyundais and 2 Kias so far, and have had 0 problems. Reliable, good mpg, and low maintenance. Love em!

In my opinion, it SEEMS like Hyundai is trying now to do what Honda and Toyota was doing in the early 70s. I feel like people forget that back then, even Honda and Toyota were still testing the waters and putting out some pretty bad models then. But they had to slowly adjust with each model , making them better and better over decades. If you look at Hyundai not compared to 2002, they're definitely moving in the right direction. They just aren't quite there yet. Hopefully, they will be. I don't know why everyone hopes Hyundai/Kia will fail, because honestly we need a reliable company to fill the affordable entry level car market Honda Toyota and Mazda used to occupy before they started making all their vehicles have all the tech and amenities higher level cars used to have, these new prices just aren't attainable for young people anymore.

My mom had a Hyundai Sonata, I used to have a an Elantra Sport (6-speed manual) which was really fun to drive, my wife currently has a Hyundai Tucson. We never had one problem with any of them. Regular oil changes and that's about it. They've been very solid cars and have been reliable for us. Most (if not all) of their vehicles have 5-star crash safety ratings and have either IIHS Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+. I think people don't know that Hyundai is the only manufacturer that makes it's own high strength steel. Are they flawless? No of course not. They've had their recalls and problems, but so have other manufacturers.

We had a Kia Venga, and my wife usually preferred to drive it, instead of her Lexus. Comfortable, quiet, smooth, was a great car to drive. Although at first glance at a distance you might think it’s a compact hatchback, every dimension is like 50% larger. Loads of headroom, and I twice carried a washing machine in the back without even needing to fold the rear seats down. Had a good old fashioned reliable 4 speed automatic, which was a big factor in our choice, as we never want to have anything to do with a CVT again, and “robotic” transmissions get too many negative reviews…

We have owned 4 Hyundai's. They are stellar vehicles. We loved each and every one. My daughters first car was the accent and she had that for a few years and then moved up the the Elantra. My son drives the Tuscan and my husband owned the Sonata. They are really reliable and drive amazing. My Mom drove the Elantra for a few years until she bought her Nissan.

A ten year warranty is worthless if the dealer refuses to honor it.

My 2012 elantra has 220k on it. Shifts and drives very smooth. Just did the shocks and struts. Been a great car and I think it has alot of life left.

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I bought a slightly used 2012 (16.5k miles) Hyundai Genesis in 2013. I bought it dirt cheap and it was a fantastic car with a great warranty. It felt as if the engineering team all got together and tried to offer their customers the absolute most with the budget available. In contrast, you get into a Ford and it seems like they all got together and tried to be as cheap as possible.

Here in Ireland my friend drives a hyundai i30 1.6 diesel, it's got 215k MILES and he's still on the original clutch..that is so impressive to me.

2014 Kia Soul owner here. I got a new engine upgrade from Kia last year at no cost and currently have 137,000 + miles with no end in sight. Have no plans on getting new car because it runs great and still clean.

I have a 2011 KIA Ceed here in Poland, with diesel engine 1.6 crdi. Zero problems with the mechanical parts. Only bulbs and stabilizers links (5 times in 12 years) needed to be replaced.

Thought that you always say don't buy a Kia or Hyundai

My daughter bought a fairly new secondhand Hyundai Excel and it outlasted a new more expensive car that I bought . It was still going ok when it went to the wreckers because no one wanted it even free because it was so old and a manual transmission . It only needed a new exhaust system and a new fuel pump in the 15 years she had it . Things may have changed I don't know but I was impressed with the Hyundai Excel .

Bought a new 2003 sorento and sold it in 2012. Bought another one in 2013 and we still have it. Amazing, well built cars.