Another Hyundai Bites The Dust

Desert Rat

I never flogged on them, but have owned a 2000 Tibby and a 2005 XG350. The XG was a nice car but with horrible torque steer and an interior that seemed very luxurious, but started literally falling apart at 50k miles. I lost the Tibby in a divorce, and we dumped the XG after taking a huge beating on book value.

They weren't bad cars, but they always felt kinda second class...you know, like most modern Nissans.

Quicksilvers

I seen the same thing also I know two other people one with a 2004 Hyundai Sonata with 60K miles and 2005 Hyundai Elantra with 50K miles. The interiors began failing apart and mechanically started to fall apart at such low mileage. I would never recommend someone to purchase any Hyundai model and I believe there are so many other choices out there as far as a vehicle is concerned. From what I was told from current Hyundai owners is that the warranty that Hyundai offers is not what it is cracked up to be a lot of the known parts that fail on Hyundai models are not covered under their warranty that Hyundai offers and the customer is stuck paying for some repair out of their own dime and paying deductibles to repair their Hyundai.