2023 Hyundai Sonata Limited | The Most Equipped Sonata

In this video I show you the 2023 Hyundai Sonata Limited in the new serenity white. The Sonata Limited is the most fully loaded Sonata in the lineup. Like the SEL Plus, the Limited is paired to the 1.6T engine which produces a little more torque than the 2.5 NA engine. For 2023MY, there are no changes for the Limited trim unlike other trims. Pricing had a moderate increase despite no new features being added. Let me know what you think of the Sonata Limited in the comments below!
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[@kingfoorthwal]

Been driving this for 2 weeks, absolutely love it

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Awesome! Glad you are enjoying it.

[@Nyqueenslocal]

How much did you buy it for out the lot?

[@ALEXFVHS]

@@Nyqueenslocal i got mine for $37,450 out the door after taxes and fees

[@TheSpiritRoom23]

Do you still love it?

[@magicalfrijoles6766]

Is the Android Auto wired or wireless?

[@DabnTinkerbell]

In the market for a new vehicle & this was suggested to me, thank you for the detailed video

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Glad it was helpful! Let me know if you have any questions.

[@Retiredmco]

Just bought a 2023 CPO sonata limited NON hybrid 11 days ago. Bright red paint and tan interior. Absolutely love it, had to drive 450 miles from home to get a honest dealership. Paid $28,500 had 7800 miles. Getting 46 mpg on highway. Yes that's NOT a typo. Set adaptive cruise at 70 on I-81.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Nice! Congrats!

[@ericksmart5563]

Hi, I have the 2023 Sonata. I saw videos saying the hybrid battery needs maintenance to extend the battery life. I was able to find the vents that lead to the hybrid battery but I can't find where the filters is that leads to the hybrid battery. I saw that the filter needs to be cleaned or the battery will over heat. Do you know where the filter is for the hybrid battery is in the 2023 model? Thanks for your time.

[@raulprestol7868]

I just bought a 2023 Hybrid limited pearl white with white seats loving the car

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Enjoy it!

[@1Springloaded]

I didn't like the looks of this car. But for some reason the More I see them, I'm starting to like it. Kinda reminds me of the batmobile. We all love that car.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

It's distinctive which is nice!

[@markpaterson6024]

I’m in Australia and we just took delivery of the N-Line model. It’s the same white as this one. We only get the N-Line version here, good thing is we get all the extras of this model reviewed but we don’t get the remote start/parking and internal mood lighting. So we get all luxury options and some grunt 💪🏼 on top 😜

[@CarsMadeSimple]

We have the N-Line here as well with the 2.5T. It has most of the options of the Limited but missing a few such as those mentioned. There is one inbound so hopefully I can do a video on it to complete the lineup on Sonata's.

[@markpaterson6024]

@@CarsMadeSimple look forward to seeing your thoughts on it, it’s definitely a head turner. Love the overall shape and subtle contours and then the aggressive black side and rear skirts. So far my only observation of things that could be better is more body insulation to reduce road noise, on some surfaces it’s very noticeable.

[@mlg1783]

Gorgeous car. I have a 2012 Hyundai Azera Limited. Adore it. The only drawback I can nitpick on this 23 Sonata is.... many of the things you'll be touching often are in a high gloss black. Fingerprints, fingerprints and more fingerprints. That'll require more cleaning very often. So, it'll get scratches and scuff marks very quickly.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

The Azera was a very nice vehicle indeed! The gloss black in the Sonata would require a little extra work to keep looking nice but it all depends on your use case.

[@michaelboehm2598]

We own the 2020 Limited. We have 30,000 miles on it. The camera system is outstanding. Truly allows you to focus on driving and use mirrors and sensors to verify safe lane changes. It’s been pretty trouble free 15:32 . We leased so if there’s an issue we just take it into the dealer. My only issue is road noise. I think it’s loud but I’m super picky about that. We’re looking to roll into the 2023 model since lease is about up. My wife does not want to give up all the safety features of this car and I’m not sure any can compare at this price point.

[@Alex-nd1lv]

I got the 23 & man it’s nice ride like a beauty

[@ballbomballbom8608]

I just got this car, and I love it 🥰 😊.

Can you store the position of the side mirrors in the user settings? Or just the seat position?

[@CarsMadeSimple]

The mirrors will save at the position you have them set at the time of saving the setting with the button. So adjust everything for your driving position, then save using whichever button you wish on the door.

[@Nyqueenslocal]

Is the engine clicking like that normal?

[@snapgamer5461]

Love it .

[@ZWarrior89]

I just bought this car a week ago and I love driving it! Question: How often does 2023 Sonata need oil change? Couldn't really find an exact info anywhere.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Congrats! Hyundai has a set criteria for your complimentary oil changes. I don't have the exact time/mileage on hand but definitely check with your dealer and they should be able to send that info to you.

[@Aion08]

I own N line 2022 and 7500 miles they asked me to bring it in for oil change

[@ZWarrior89]

@@Aion08 oh nice!! I have a 2023 Sonata. I don't think the requirements are any different!

[@fernandonenger7901]

Hey Jaehawa, my friend is a mechanic at Hyundai dealership, and he said the models with turbo ( I'm driving a 2022 sonata limited 1.6T) needs oil service every 4500 miles, because the oil loses properties due to excessive heat generated by the turbo. The other models without turbo ( Sonata SE, SEL) requieres service every 7500 miles.

[@ZWarrior89]

@@fernandonenger7901 interesting. This probably is a dumb statement: but I don't know which one I have. Turbo or not, SE or SEL, I just know I have 2023 Hyundai Sonata. But the person that helped me at the dealership also told me every 7,500 miles too.

[@futfut1]

Digital speedometer?

[@avinashjoshi8653]

I believe the transmission is a dual clutch(dry). Unlike wet dual clutch on the n-line.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Nope, this one is a regular 8 speed torque converted automatic.

[@auntfaert]

very attractive. So many features to familiarize. Is location of stationary seat belt receiver - require contortion to connect? After turning & twisting & using left hand - contact but ended up facing backward. Car like this makes one want to get married and have kids.

[@j2skillful]

I was in the market for a (used) Lexus ES 250 or 350, but assuming that this is a smooth, quiet ride this Sonota may be the winner (especially compared to the es 250) They’re darn close in size as well in terms of interior n exterior

[@wantsanewvehicle]

So..I'm in the market for a new vehicle currently. I had a 2021 rav4 hybrid xse for a year and 13k miles. I sold it because I had the opportunity to make $5k over msrp rofl, and I wanted something different. I really want a tesla model 3, 2023 telluride, or an explorer st, but they all cost too much for me currently. I was thinking maybe sonata (I'd probably go hybrid) but I'd want a limited and they are like $37.5k which is just too much imho for a few sedan. So, I ordered another rav4- AWD/really good fuel economy/bigger vehicle overall compared to a sonata, and I'm sure better resell value over a hyundai. There are definitely options on the sonata that I would like to have (ventilated seats, turn signal cameras on the gauge cluster, being able to adjust temperature/fan speed and seats from the app, more steering torque [for comma ai openpilot], HUD, probably other things..) but I just can't justify the cost.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Thanks for the comment. You'll like today's video if you wanted the Hybrid 😉. I am glad you were able to take advantage of the market on your old vehicle. Is comma ai available for the Sonata? I know it's somewhat universal but also somewhat vehicle specific.

[@drewmurphy2796]

If you are comparing a base model rav4 to a limited Sonota, obviously the sonata is going to cost more. All cars are expensive nowadays, but 37k is for a fully loaded model, you could spend 26k and get the base model.

[@mohsinakhtar1126]

Does it have ambient lighting?

[@robclasen8158]

Yes

[@loudawg219]

I don’t wanna sound whiny, but I would like for these reviews to open the panoramic sunroof all the way not just a shade reason being cars such as the K5 have a very small opening when you open the panoramic sunroof I would like to see if the Hyundai has a bigger opening our opens more. Can we please do that?

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Thanks for the suggestion! I can definitely try to implement that in these videos moving forward. I do have footage of the roof open on this vehicle that I will probably upload as a short in the future.

[@Danzin_Danzibar]

What exactly is the memory seating?

[@CarsMadeSimple]

You can save two seating positions and often if the vehicle has power mirrors and power steering wheel column it will save those too. This is good for two drivers who sit in different positions. Simple move everything to your driving position, save it via one of the buttons, and every time you want to move the seat (and mirrors) to that position just press the button.

[@1Springloaded]

They are a life savers. No more dirty looks from the Mrs because you didn't put everything back after driving the car.

[@dennisburd8252]

Does that have the new Smartstream G1.6 T-GDi CVVD engine?

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Yes!

[@sweetmarie1415]

new subby : )

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Awesome, thank you! 😀

[@sweetmarie1415]

@@CarsMadeSimple you welcome 😁

[@sweetmarie1415]

@@CarsMadeSimple my future car. I have a red Hyundai sonata 2015

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

That dealer decal sticker on the trunk just ruined it for me.

[@aniketkedare8]

which is best EV car for $ 30k budget ?

[@CarsMadeSimple]

I would likely say the Bolt EV or EUV for under $30k. There are not many EV's available for that price point which is why the Bolt stands out.

[@theresacolton644]

Does the car have a spare tire?

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Yes, only the base SE and N-Line have Tire Mobility Kits. The rest have compact spare tires.

[@highlymedicated2438]

No because this car only needs four tires not five

[@afarangi4839]

I don't understand why these reviewers do not show the nav system!!

[@CarsMadeSimple]

I have a dedicated video for that - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6qnpJSnn8mDZ6M

[@YouTubeBinging]

For some reason I thought the limited had rear heated seats.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

The last generation Sonata did have the option for heated rear seats.

[@YouTubeBinging]

@@CarsMadeSimple ok so I'm not 100% crazy, just 90% 🤣

[@Schlunggi1]

What in the world with a vehicle that leaves not too much to the imagination in regards to options, Hyundai & Kia have continued not to offer rear heated seats! What is reason that so many vehicles not all but those primarily in this price range do not offer any option for this much needed feature? They offer it in the Tucson Limited & the Santa Fe Limited! I just don't understand the marketing scheme?

[@chinabluewho]

I would rather have a hybrid Sonata with a solar roof.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

The solar roof is very cool for sure. I would probably rather have it also if it would charge at a slightly higher/faster rate.

[@misterstratocaster]

You don't get much of a charge from the solar roof which is probably why they did away with it.

[@raze2400]

Strange how this cost more then the N line

[@CarsMadeSimple]

This has more features/creature comforts. For 2023, it is $650 more than the N-Line.

[@raze2400]

@@CarsMadeSimple yea but very strange a 180hp sonata cost more then 290hp sonata. usually the higher/better motor Hp Car cost more.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

@@raze2400 Hyundai has done this in the past with the Sonata (and maybe other models) where they offer a higher output engine with less features then a Limited trim with less power above it and then a Limited with the higher output engine being the top trim.

[@georgebrady790]

God bless you. Jesus loves you.

[@orlandootero3691]

180 horses are way too low.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

180hp and 15 lb ft of torque is adequate for this size vehicle. It's not fast but it moves easily with the flow of traffic.

[@mathguy3801]

No wireless Iphone or Android on a 2023! Not for me.

[@WenNRome]

What do people mean when they say this? It won't have that certain look unless plugged into a usb?

[@yacko00]

@@WenNRome he means android auto and Apple car play, they are required to be wired to your phone, rather than a wireless connection, so you need to physically connect your phone manually every time with a wire. Some manufacturers have integrated wireless android auto and Car play already

[@mulattopapi9741]

ppl say this car is funny looking but I have an NLine and I think they are so sleek and gorgeous , like a Batmobile especially all tinted out

[@CarsMadeSimple]

The N Line is the best looking for sure!

[@cameronwooten9593]

Ugh that catfish face, I don’t get it, sorry I gotta give a downside with the sonata 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️