2024 Hyundai Sonata N Line - POV Review and Driving Impressions

[@CombatVeteranUSNAVY]

I have a 2024 Sonata N Line. Now that I'm 72 years old, my racing days are over. There's no way I will ever use all of the 290 horsepower, but I knew that when I bought the car. No doubt, it's a great car. As for the Perrelli P Zeros, I've only had a slight screech from the tires since I've had the car which is two months. I don't mind spending the money, but do you really think a set of Michelins or Continental performance tired will improve the handling? The P Zeros, get a good review on Tire Rack. As I've mentioned, I'm 72 years old, so a great handling car, is more important to me than all out speed.

[@PaulsPlace]

I definitely think so, this car was held back by those tires.

[@CombatVeteranUSNAVY]

Ok, thank you for getting back to me!

[@JohnDoe-fy7sr]

I think the sensitive auto headlights are universal for all Hyundai’s. Mine is always turning on and off. Great video!

[@tombyrne6433]

Rear air vents on N-line Sonata for 2025 and Lower MSRP too

[@Radmehr329]

This Hyundai sonata does not have AC in the back, but some higher trims have it, but anyway, the car is so nice.

[@noob.168]

2025 is bringing rear AC back.

[@Djclicktrak]

If you go into vehicle settings and go into drive mode, put it in sport+ and change steering mode to sport. Then use drive mode button and change the drive mode to MY DRIVE it is like a sport++ mode. I had this car for 2 weeks not knowing about the MY DRIVE mode it is more responsive and more powerful give it a try you will be even more impressed 👍

[@PaulsPlace]

Thanks! I did try the sport steering, it still felt very artificial to me. Enjoy your Sonata, it’s one heck of a car!

[@deaditedude9201]

Man having a hard time deciding between this or the 2025 Camry. Been leaning towards the sonata but everyone is telling me to stay away from Hyundai so I don’t know.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

do the sonatas.

[@blakedavis3932]

I have a 2022 Hyundai Elantra and have had 0 issues other than my backup camera went out at 29,000 miles (which was still covered under warranty). It now has over 52,000 on it now and no issues whatsoever. I went from a Tacoma to the Elantra because of gas mileage and easily get 41-42mpg. I would recommend a Hyundai. Also, their warranty’s are great.

[@brobob52]

Did u ever make ur decision. Im in the same boat and think i will get the camry for now. In several years once the camry is paid off and ive settled down a bit imma get a more luxury sports car for best of both worlds. Reliable daily and sporty high end weekend car. Atleast thats the vision.

[@deaditedude9201]

@ I ended up going with the Elantra N, new Camrys are great just couldn’t find any that didn’t have insane markups.

[@juancruz-jg5pq]

Stay away from hyundai. No longer realiables , plus they will mostly deny warranty. Google it . Specialy with N vehicles.

[@FordEnthusiast413]

My only concern is the DCT. Hyundai has had some reliability issues with it in the Santa Fe/Santa Cruz.