15,000 miles later... 2017 Sonata Hybrid Failure

[@NeverImpossibleTX]

add the two videos as a playlist so they play back to back I think.

[@cousinjohncarstuff4568]

I have no idea how to create a play list. When I upload, I can add it to THE play list is all I know. How to make different play lists is beyond what I know.

[@Brianmck16]

I have the 17 Hybrid Limited. Same issues as you describe in your videos. About 53k miles. Had engine completely replaced due to rod bearing recall. followed by misfire few weeks later which corrected itself, and dealership could not diagnose. Happened again 6 weeks later and check engine stayed on. Coil replaced, now wondering whether to sell vehicle as I have a few big trips happening later this summer.

[@cousinjohncarstuff4568]

The question is if you feel you can trust on the upcoming trips, especially if you have your family with you. If not, you have your answer. My first thought on reading this was to get rid of it. I will give it more thought and have a video out tues the 19th by 3 PM cst with more thoughts on this.

[@Brianmck16]

@@cousinjohncarstuff4568 look forward to the video

[@cousinjohncarstuff4568]

@@Brianmck16 More info if you would, please. Helps me cover more in the video. Did you buy the car new? Always serviced at the dealer by the book? Reliable with no issues until the problems started? Mileage on it now? Thank you for the additional info!

[@ev4836]

Was thinking about buying a 2016 version with 108k miles on it for $13000 but after seeing your videos I think I better not :/

[@cousinjohncarstuff4568]

Actually, in my experience, the 2019 sonata gas only does better on the highway. In town, about 8 mpg less. But, no hybrid system issues that might pop up.