Is Hyundai Better Than Toyota

Hyundai vs Toyota. Does Hyundai Make Better Cars Than Toyota Now, DIY and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Hyundai Sonata review. Are Toyotas reliable? Does Hyundai make good cars? Is the Hyundai Sonata worth buying? Buying a Hyundai. Should I buy a Hyundai? Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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[@jhxz23]

How would you compare Hyundai over Nissan?

[@4-TE]

@@jhxz23 Considering that he hasn't seen any issues with the transmission, that automatically makes it better quality than Nissan and their awful CVTs

[@rondhole]

@@4-TE Until you get the DCT (dual clutch transmission) from Hyundai are as bad as the one in Ford Focus, and many VW. broke all the time, just matter of when not if well below typical Toyota lifetime

[@mickricke5483]

Didn't itchypussy make the motors for hyundai

[@jumper555]

Don't they still catch on fire?

[@LeoN-qj1gv]

Scotty's outfit has lasted longer than most GM products

[@derekwilliams6188]

Most of their trucks and SUVs from the 90s-2010 last a long time tho. Just look at earlier model Yukons and Tahoes.

[@bumponlog]

I picture Scotty's closet full of only multiples of "Scotty" collared shirts, Jean jackets, and black cargo pants. Smart man.

[@grahamstefaan]

Alot of their cars in the last 5 years are pretty good.

[@babyfly4652]

Deaddd

[@ferndog1461]

Lol. So true!

[@the1kamikaze]

*My Japanese Microwave cooks better than my American wife.* Rev Up Your Imports.

[@jackwyatt1218]

that's sad

[@michaelvol8922]

Trade her! Lol

[@lindac7146]

You guys are terrible. So mean. 😊

[@michaelking4578]

Same here buddy.

[@fernandorangel4679]

😂

[@616civicmt8]

Being a gambler who has been at car drawings at casinos, trust me, he’s paid more than 1200 for this

[@CC_Marauder]

Just like when LV casinos provide free adult beverages to gamblers, you'll sometimes end up paying $50 for a single beverage while waiting/gambling for the waitress to come back with your "freebie." hah

[@njad3]

That’s a lie

[@garfieldsmith332]

@@CC_Marauder Probably had to pay federal and state income taxes on the value, plus any sales tax.

[@masterlee1372]

Just curious how much do you think he paid on it?

[@assassinforce5637]

I lost 675k last weekend lmao. Aaahhh idk what to do

[@soldatolacrimosa1868]

I'm not a fan of Hyundai or Kia, but my mom has owned three Kia Optimas in a row and has put hundreds of thousands of miles on them and has not had a single problem with any of them. She has literally only changed the oil, tires, and air filters. That's pretty extraordinary imo.

[@2004cyrus]

None of mine have had any problems either

[@HashV17]

Optima is one of Kia's top tier cars! 👍🏻💯

[@richardndossi8492]

They coming slowly to take over unless Japanese autos open their eyes when it comes to style and tech. We got so used to think only Mercedes is the ultimate luxury car not knowing Korean models have more features than Mercedes and actually other manufacturers are trying to keep with Koreans now and prices used to be cheap but steadily increasing

[@jamesdagmond]

They really are decent cars if you take good care of the fluids.

[@Andsleeter]

@John Deere You sound like some one who prefers a really expensive high end horse carriage.

[@southernbrew4252]

I'm a dealer and Hyundai is one of my best sellers. They are cheaper to buy and very reliable.

[@startube2788]

nice

[@patricknedz]

If you are a dealer, then you know the Elantra won car of the year which is great, I like the sonatas, still have a fully loaded 2013.

[@maxlopez7671]

Not really

[@vextract4662]

Yeah we like our used hybrid got a good deal, it's a Lexus light for WAY less money really decent car.

[@inquisitorfederov5470]

Same here bud. I sell in Muskegon MI. The lot is looking barren these days though. ☹️

[@BlackoutsBox]

Hyundai makes amazing cars & my 2004 Elantra GT ran for over 600k miles before I got a 2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo Ultimate. I think he really needs to reexamine Hyundai. I personally think Toyotas are ugly boring toasters w wheels & Hondas are ugly boxes to me. I want to love the car I'm driving - I drive a lot.

[@uofuby5]

lol. My 2010 Hyundai Elantra is going strong at 225,000 miles! Drive it til it dies!

[@gotimelimousineinc2864]

I just sold a 2016 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 with 200,000 miles. Changed oil, changed brakes and tires and that's it..transmission shifted as well as the day I bought it. car was a stud... the Koreans are making quality vehicles... 👌

[@ckbun]

you think the 2.0t could go that high in miles? i have a 2013 genesis coupe

[@stephen1991]

@@ckbun I can't say for certain, but I have the 2.0T in my 2013 Santa Fe sport and it's been exemplar. Runs as smoothly as the day I bought it. I currently have 90k miles on it and I drive rather spiritly. My next will probably be the 2.5T.

[@Phillygreen]

Love hearing that. I purchased a 2016 Genesis 3.8 AWD in December with 62Kmiles. Hoping it lasts to 250K miles :)

[@mikejames6588]

Don't drive it like shitt​@@ckbun

[@heknows5418]

Had a 05 sonata drove for 200k sold to my son he drove it to 325 k plus sold it to 16 year old kid that’s still delivering pizzas with it. Best car I ever owned

[@arcanask]

That generation of Hyundai and Kia are relatively solid. Mechanically at least. I still have a 04 Spectra and the engine runs like a top, but anything electronic on it is in constant failure.

[@ArthropodSpidey]

You must’ve driven some pretty shitty cars before the sonata.

[@fffwe3876]

yes hyundai used to make OK cars. because they all had mitsubishi engines in them. NOT ANY MORE.

[@kiyoshim9593]

In my country they buy these used sonatas for 3k. they last normally 150k miles. They sell like hotcakes but I always see them on the mechanic of broken in the sidewalk

[@robmalcolm8042]

@Ahmad El Hout new ones are too. You just need to make sure the vin number starts with a K. Or at least request it at the dealer. Got a 21 Tucson made in korea and a 05 elantra the same. Made in america models and Santa Fes no sir re

[@billmarquis1198]

Where have you been Scotty -;I’ve owned two different Sonatas in 10 years and have had less trouble with them than my Toyota or Honda. Get with it Scotty these cars sell like hot cakes.

[@rondemeio5337]

Scotty I have multiple hyundai's from 2003 to 2021 and all of them still run perfect, I've got 300,000 in my 03 elantra, and 200,000 on my 2012 sanata

[@NinoNlkkl]

I have 280k on my 2013 optima. No problems here.💪

[@spookydude24]

Approaching 90k miles on my 2013 Elantra GT. Still runs just fine. Hyundai reliability is underrated.

[@jonhohensee3258]

Ron DeMeio - Hyundais

[@MrFunkadeIic]

2013 Hyundai Sonata bought in 2012 with 96K miles reporting. Oil changes and brakes. No more, no less. Will run it until the wheels fall off.

[@Panda_J1]

Is scotty. Unless is Toyota or Honda is a bad car

[@radoliz2]

Hyundai talked a lot of German engineers from the big companies to move to their company. The result is stiffer bodies, many German innovations being transferred to Hyundai. many well maintained Hyundais are now hitting 300k miles now.

[@internet_internet]

Would these Deutschmen have had any influence on my 2008 Accent, or negative?

[@dtester]

German tech with Asian affordable prices ^_^

[@rawstatustv2358]

German tech is garbage. BMW lol.

[@The1337user]

I learned to drive on a Hyundai Elantra and now use a Toyota Camry as my daily driver. I still like the Elantra but I have less anxiety with how my Toyota looks under the hood

[@bozenamaciejewska7205]

The Koreans are very good these days

[@MBullman08]

I’ve owned two Elantra’s (2013) and now a 2017. 389,000 miles on the 2013 with zero problems with the exception of coils, 3 sets of plugs, and 3 batteries. I was hit in the rear and it was totaled. The 2017 now has 159,887 miles and I’ve replaced the coils and plugs and that’s it. The two best cars I’ve ever owned. Not so much as a water pump on either car.

[@박동석-u7u]

Hyundai is very reliable. I own three hyundais... nerver have problem

[@surmatise]

I had a 2017 and in 84k miles it only went to be repaired once because a plow truck backed into it. Mechanically I got the oil changed and routine maintanence. Traded it in last summer for a 2016 f150 because i needed a truck. I just bought a brand new 22 elantra n line for a 2nd vehicle with better mpg. Havent picked it up yet as its in transit.

[@sunburntattic54gamingchann83]

Thinking about getting a 2017 Hyundai Elantra value edition

[@robofurious]

I’ve owned a 2013, ran amazing but ten years later some jerk totalled it so I got a used 2017, runs even better. Love these cars

[@ugh2668]

My dad has a 2008 Sonata with 370K km and its still going strong not any major issues other than one blown gasket that was fixed.

[@iversonjcameron]

my 15 hyundai genesis coupe 3.8 198k.....still goin strong

[@minnus222]

Engine specs please

[@JM-nz8gw]

As a Hyundai owner, I approve. They are super reliable.

[@guidedbygreen1480]

Except from 2011-2019

[@bobg3221]

@@guidedbygreen1480 I disagree I had a 13,Elantra and it always got me around 167,000 with the 1.8l piston slap now I have an 2018 Elantra with 28,000 miles

[@guidedbygreen1480]

@Isaiah Davis wow I'm happy it's working out for you

[@johnnguyen0721]

Any tips on maintaining it?? I just got a 2021 Elantra

[@JM-nz8gw]

@@guidedbygreen1480 I have a 2016 Tucson, no issues whatsoever.

[@acolit1526]

Nothing beats slightly free!

[@njad3]

Get a Mitsubishi Mirage g4 and change your oil every 70 miles

[@diablocls55]

I got a 99 TL with 215k miles for free. AC still blows ice cold!

[@anthonyfletcher8053]

@@diablocls55 good luck with that transmission.

[@diablocls55]

@@anthonyfletcher8053 it was a free car. It’s literally my throwaway car. When the transmission blows it’s getting scrapped. I have 3 other cars

[@anthonyfletcher8053]

@@diablocls55 ah that’s good then. Those v6 auto transmissions were problematic.

[@spudskie3907]

I’ve got a 2002 Elantra with over 260,000 miles. Time to get another Elantra. They’re great!

[@gianbueno6984]

I agree

[@sirtoneyd3138]

Same, my 2002 Elantra just rolled over 283,000 and I just changed the timing belt/water pump shooting for 400,000😂. Got it with 195,000 and never put me down. Won't get rid of it until it gets rid of me, best car I've ever owned.

[@nav7881]

Scotty been in the industry so long his jean jacket used to be blue. Always love your video's Scotty

[@jonhohensee3258]

videos

[@invisibleman7971]

Will eventually be back in style

[@twofry64]

At 00:34 you clearly state GDI then go on to say 2.4 liter engine. Correct me if I'm wrong but that car is more than likely under recall for ENGINE FIRES as well as the motor blowing. May want to do some research on the Hyundai/Kia 2011 through 2020 2.0 and 2.4 liter GDI engine fires. I'm screwed on a 2019 Kia Sportage lease. We have been advised not to park the cars near structures or other vehicles. The case was in litigation at the time of my lease signing. Settled in October of 2019 I believe. Yeah people have died and homes have been burned down due to the fires. Very disappointed that you didn't share this info with your viewers.

[@twofry64]

@Jonathan A A So my recall papers and settlement papers from Kia mean what for my 2019 Sportage lease with a 2.4 liter GDI engine? 👌😉

[@gerrybuffett770]

@@twofry64 Ya that Jonathan guy is confused. I agree with you

[@markwarnberg9504]

Had a Hyundai Elantra that went over 200,000mils before I sold it, heard the new owner put on over 100,000 before giving it to his son. 3000mil oil change, brake cleaning twice a year, replace worn part like brake pads, wheel bearings, timing belt, never an issue with the power train! A great car.

[@itsyourgirlval6457]

Mine just hit 200,000. I had to get some work done but not much. No engine light on or anything. Good little car

[@AK-wd9vt]

But have too much issues with ignition coils and spark plugs after every 70-80k kms.

[@TheSokodelic]

​@@AK-wd9vt What type of spark plugs?? Copper?? Iridiums should last approximately 100k.. also, never buy cheap parts..

[@williamryan9195]

@@AK-wd9vt You have to change them. Takes about 15 minutes.

[@quaniquaepps-brown6003]

Don’t sleep 💤 on Hyundai. I got a 2011 Sonata with 160k on it and it runs like a champ

[@guidedbygreen1480]

You're lucky. My '12 is trash and I'm fighting Hyundai now with the engine failures

[@ci6516]

@@guidedbygreen1480 didn’t it have warrenty?

[@uknovito1089]

@@ci6516 probably not lol

[@calvinmoyo5576]

Hi..have you fixed anything on the your car up to date..like the brake pads..am tyna buy one I heard the brake always go bad quickly

[@guidedbygreen1480]

@@calvinmoyo5576 the oil burns quickly. Brakes are brakes have them installed by a professional lubricate everything well

[@adalbertodominguez4128]

My parents gave me a Hyundai and they do an oil change every 3 thousand miles. It's still driving well and it has 260,000 miles on it. I'm about to buy another one.

[@austing4321]

What model and year?

[@studleyjb3172]

Learn how to do the oil change yourself. Easy, sooner or later you'll need to anyway.

[@adalbertodominguez4128]

@@austing4321 it's a 2002 Hyundai elantra. I was surprised it still passed smog last year. Someone just crashed into it a couple of days ago. It was parked on my street 😔

[@austing4321]

@@adalbertodominguez4128 yeah those are reliable as hell. The newer Elantras are usually good too (minus the 2011s). But Hyundais issues lay in their 2.4 Theta GDI which is incidentally in this car which I’m shocked Scotty neglected to bash it for. It’s hard work to take them over 150k on the OG engine even when taken care of. Other than that, Hyundai makes fine engines as long as their oil is changed.

[@mustaphaal-hussainy4580]

Hyundai sonata is a good car.. Every car with good maintenance can last for long

[@johnathan1737]

That's a lie. Dont kid people

[@rickitysplitz7035]

@@johnathan1737 He's not wrong, I have one as well. Certain years, though are something else.

[@4-TE]

As a Korean car lover I've been waiting months for this. He's finally seeing the improvements found in the Sonatas

[@NSH_2814]

I hope Genesis proves their reliability in the future too

[@luisgonzalez3057]

These Hyundai may have korean name but they more american than GM , Southern too. Montgomery Alabama. Times have changed.

[@vsrap71]

@@luisgonzalez3057 soo basically they did exactly what Toyota and Honda did

[@luisgonzalez3057]

@@vsrap71 The government here in Alabama been working on bringing foreign companies here. Now we got the Mazda, Toyota engine plant on Huntsville. Kind of glad. Somebody have to create jobs not just take bailouts and move overseas but that's another subject.

[@rhontopo]

@@luisgonzalez3057 RTR

[@dark0gaming333]

Korean cars are very good cars ... most of cars here in Syria are koreans (Hyundais/Kias) and they proven very relible i have had a first gen Kia Rio and i drove it for 250k km before selling it now i have a 2nd gen Kia Rio and it's very relible ... i've seen some of them with 600k km without any major repairs especially the manual gearbox ones

[@internet_internet]

Where in Syria are you from?

[@dark0gaming333]

@@internet_internet Latakia

[@robmalcolm8042]

@Aztec Fan1 nah the korean made vin number ones sold in America are solid it's the american made ones that had issues and almost brought back the old stereotypes of hyundai which is why I always buy Hyundais made in korea. The palisade is made in Japan tho

[@aaronlopez3585]

Scotty pleasantly surprised at the Hyundai and me extremely shocked at Scotty. A man full of surprises.

[@alvarotecun1669]

😂😂😂

[@ErvinTagoe]

Hyundai models have gotten really good over the years.

[@blacksilverchair3315]

@@ErvinTagoe exactly

[@robmalcolm8042]

@@ErvinTagoe they have definitely. It's why he puts them at #4 even tho he still bashes them.

[@jimsemilla2222]

Hi Scotty your right. Hyundai and kia are making good cars. I had a santa fe 2016 sport. since I got it, I didn't had any issues until now it's running like new.

[@jacqueline1598]

Lotta Hyundai love in the comments, Scotty. I'm in there w/them--2013 (89K miles) and 2007 (190K miles) Sonatas, both still on the road, going strong. A friend just traded in her 2005 Elantra w/well over 200K miles on it. Still ran well. Thank you for the review of the Sonata! 😎

[@pantherman8719]

Probably got regular oil changes and system checks. That really matters. Some ppl don't think about it when their cars have trouble.

[@staycurious3954]

Wish I never bought a Hyundai. Throw away cars POS!

[@shahoneyyy]

Is it worth buying i seen plp saying they recall

[@staycurious3954]

@@shahoneyyy Hyundai is garbage but their electric might be built well?

[@lightsfansofthewest481]

​@@shahoneyyyIf it's an older one, then yes.

[@wilfredomadrigal8803]

Scotty's son: "My dad bought a Hyundai, I might have to disown him"

[@startube2788]

🤣🤣🤣

[@densilcardna]

Underrated.

[@josephbenedetto9776]

Hyundai is a wannabe Honda with a smaller engine😭😭

[@HearMeLearn]

@@josephbenedetto9776 okay and they're a lot cheaper so let them be

[@Rheisler1475]

lol he just made a video about his grandson buying a BMW.

[@haakenlein9873]

no, Hyundai doesn’t make better cars than toyota. good for wondering though

[@thinkcorrectly407]

I have my Hyundai genesis with 255,000 trouble free miles, she's still my daily driver, and her motor is very clean.

[@lailanitaganap2402]

What year is it and what motor do have? Also how long did your transmission last?

[@thinkcorrectly407]

@@lailanitaganap2402 , 2009 sedan with a 4.6 v8, original transmission , original silver paint still looks good and no chips, with 258, 000 now, still my dally driver, mostly highway miles, driven 80- 110 mph daily, as i commute to work, i once cruised at 120 with a corvette, she is a beast.

[@lailanitaganap2402]

@@thinkcorrectly407 give us a update when you hit 300 thousand? Who knows how long that tank can last? There is a Elantra 2013 that has over a million miles and still going.

[@thinkcorrectly407]

@@lailanitaganap2402 , oh boy, that's a lot of miles, im thinking to have her refurbished when time comes, recently brought new original rims, as i messed the others up, with some spray cleaner, she is set to pass inspection later this month, you asked about the transmission, did you have an issue with yours

[@thinkcorrectly407]

@@lailanitaganap2402 , btw i have replaced alternator, starter and left side headlight and turn signal bulbs, twice, no sure why those 2 items have burned out twice, headlight is hard to replace, the low beam is a tough one.

[@johnmarston5600]

The crazy thing is that this is just the beginning of Hyundai’s innovation and ascendency to the top. Mark my words.

[@guidedbygreen1480]

It's almost as if they don't have engine failures from 2011-2019. If they could fix that issue, yah maybe. Lol! They are a horrible company

[@kfx3907]

@@guidedbygreen1480 You are talking like every other companies except Hyundai didn't have a engine failures or somethin lol

[@guidedbygreen1480]

@@kfx3907 it's not about the engine failure, we're all human we all make mistakes. It's about how it is handled. My engine is under a powertrain warranty in addition my engine has also fallen under a class action lawsuit / recall. Despite this Hyundai is still refusing to replace my engine that is failing and I am one of hundreds of thousands of people who are in the same position as I am with a stranded asset Customer service is Everything, they don't care about us. you have no idea what I'm going thru

[@Spiral232]

@@guidedbygreen1480 Lol every company has models with major flaws. Even Toyota had awful oil burning defective engines on their 98-02 Corollas & 2009 Corolla

[@guidedbygreen1480]

@@Spiral232 precisely, it's all about how it's handled or if the error is corrected in later models

[@xx1smgxx]

in the last 10 years Hyundai proof that it's one of the best car maker ever in Saudi Hyundai Elantra is the most sold car in 2020

[@jawolamin2171]

Because it’s a cheap car.

[@charleslulz6579]

@@jawolamin2171 not true, they're as good as Toyota.

[@joketime5995]

@@jawolamin2171 true 😂

[@anthonyfletcher8053]

@@jawolamin2171 hope you dont mean it like its a bad thing.. cars are a depreciating asset. the cheaper the better (while still maintaining reliability ofcourse)

[@bitelaserkhalif]

Good for drifting as well

[@mikezupancic2182]

I LOVE my 2018 Sonata. Dollar for dollar better than any Camry I've sat in. The Camry has survived on its reputation from the 90s.

[@tonyoliver5537]

Scotty's hair cut has lasted longer than most GM/Chevrolet trucks.

[@tomfen04]

I am driving my second Sonata. First was a 2007 model with the 2.4 liter engine. Drove it until 2014/135k miles when I sold it because I was moving out of the country for a job. When I returned in 2016, I bought a 2016 model with the same engine. This one now has 89k miles and drives like the day I bought it. Never had any issues with them. When I gift this one to my daughter next year when she starts driving, I'll get another Sonata for sure.

[@tz7710]

Toyota is way better

[@caribougoo349]

If you're gonna run it into the dirt, get a toyota. If you need to get a new car and don't plan to keep it much more than 10 years(which is 90% of new car buyers), hyundai/kia ain't a bad option. You'll save more upfront than you'll lose in lower resale...Maybe don't park it in the garage though

[@gamedad7336]

My wife drives a 2017 sonata and I gotta say I'm impressed with it. We have the next step up non turbo. 18 inch rims and dual exhaust. 👍🏼

[@sarkinyakinjabo7607]

Why did you change to non turbo? Thanks

[@kickbuttowski8201]

Turbo is efficient but puts more stress on engine...not reliable for longer miles​@sarkinyakinjabo7607

[@___AWFUL___]

I heard Mazda and Toyota are partners. Anything Toyota touches turns to gold.

[@aaronjaggan]

Toyota and suzuki ...bmw to?lol

[@laurieannrodriguez4551]

Except Saturn!

[@aaronjaggan]

@Bill Sbac Mazda 3 2009 hatch and new corolla hatch looks similar

[@corymiller7412]

Yep they are scion ia

[@arnieboggs1]

If you listen to Scotty, Toyota’s are the best thing ever. If a Toyota had a vibration at 100,000 miles it would be like, “Oh well. It has 100,000 miles.” But you let a GM car decal fade he bashed them.

[@spraynub]

2013 Hyundai Accent with 185k miles on it , I’ve been pretty good as well using intake cleaner every two oil changes to keep the carbon build up on the valves to a minimum . My only gripe was a crank sensor I had to change at 150k but it’s been good so far

[@kskate91]

I did walnut blasting on the intake valves on my 2014 RB prior before I had the head repaired. So far it’s been good and approaching 130k miles. Also put in a oil catch can to help stopping carbon build up.

[@TheSokodelic]

Oil catch can was a game changer for me! Sooo much crap not going onto the valves!!! I love it! Also, i use ATS 505 CRO/CFO to clean out the fuel lines/injectors and inside the engine before an oil change. Helps a lot with oil consumption issues as well as de-gunking the engine.

[@gerardbosvonhohenfels1866]

Hi Scotty, I'm also a Toyota guy. Take good care for my car and it keeps running. 7 years ago I decided to buy a 2nd car, a Hyundai Sonata. Treat the car as I always do with my Toyota. Let the oil changed every 10.000 km etc. The Sonata did now run 130.000 km and it still runs smoothly. Still surprised how it drives and without rust due to my anti-rust Tectyl. I love Toyota, but nowdays Hyundai too.

[@AJ-xm4xc]

what is tectyl?

[@adrianlugo1130]

@@AJ-xm4xc yeah what is it?

[@mike78bassmanify]

@@AJ-xm4xc a rust protection product, it sprays on the whole underside of the car, protects it from salt in the winter time.

[@isaac198428]

I bought a used 2011 Sonata with 99k miles in 2016. In 2018, I got a brand new engine due to the recall. Now in 2021 I have 210 miles still enjoying the car because the engine got very low miles despite what the dash says so I got a literally new car for $5k. I won on this gamble. lol

[@zandaughtry7936]

How many miles did you have on the motor that needed ti be replaced? And did they make you do the tedious oil consumption check?

[@jeremyotto8401]

i got a coworker with a 2015 who's going thru the same issue. he said it had 122k when they decided to replace the engine.

[@zandaughtry7936]

@@jeremyotto8401 I believe a dealership is giving my mother a hard time with her 2011 Optima with the 2.4 It began Burning oil around 120k after they repaired something that was replaced in the engine. Then they had to fix a gasket on the oil pan I believe. Transmission went out at 136k. But she's had to take it in 4 or 5 times for this oil consumption test. Now it sounds like they don't want to give her an engine. The test had to have started at 135k

[@Chacolite]

In 2015, against my better judgment, I purchased a 2011 Sonata. I had always been a Honda or Toyota owner but I needed a vehicle that was good on gas for my 60 miles, one way trips to work. In 2018, at 148,000 the engine blew. Hyundai would NOT replace my engine. I would NEVER purchase another Hyundai vehicle. The cars nickel and dime you to death. In 2020, I purchased a 2011 Lexus Rx 350 and yesterday, I purchased a 2008 Toyota Highlander Sport. I think I am set for a while. No more Hyundai's for me.

[@jamessullivan8300]

Nice!

[@Nathan-bc3gj]

JCB designed and produced the pothole machine, they're based near my hometown of Stoke-on-Trent 🇬🇧 so happy you talked about JCB Scotty!

[@oldcrook510]

Gift tax, inheritance tax, luxury tax...soon they'll come up with a tax for giving away old clothes. Only in America....

[@chucksteak7685]

At least we know it all goes to a good place, like gender studies in Pakistan 🥴

[@QiuSe]

gift tax exists in other countries too. But you don't have to pay them for everything, it's tied to the value of the gift and the relation between the entities.

[@wamnicho]

@@QiuSe Gift tax only exists in America, and these are the people who fought the British because of high taxation

[@QiuSe]

@@wamnicho No, gift tax exists in other countries. Example: Germany also has one. So does Switzerland in most regions. In the past 10-15 years a lot of countries started abolishing taxes for gifts and inheritance, but it was the norm not long ago and still is in most places

[@haydertahir8556]

Inheritance tax only applies to those making more than 3 million

[@pnw224]

Got a 2015 Hyundai Sonata with 134k miles 4 weeks ago and the engine went out on the highway. Towed it to the Hyundai dealership and got approved for a new engine for free under the lawsuit warranty! Edit: Got my vehicle back three days ago running smooth!!

[@bw5020]

I got the same one at 75k miles. I'm going to get an extended warranty. I like how supportive the brand is

[@glawnow1959]

199,000 miles so far on my 2007 Elantra. Love it. I have told my wife I want to replace it with a used Lexus one of these days!

[@morinkhuur4945]

2005 Elantra. Been 16 years and 330,000 + miles and still going strong.

[@toreeadams9873]

08 Elantra 175000 still going strong

[@robmalcolm8042]

@@morinkhuur4945 wow. Mines is much lower around 100,000 the age is basically older than the miles but glad to hear the beta 2.0 engine on it is super reliable I've heard and goes over 500,000 easy.

[@morinkhuur4945]

@@robmalcolm8042 it also helps that I don't have a lead foot. Driving habits. When the light turns green, I'm not rushing to speed to that red light that's down the road, if you know what I mean. Just drive smart. :-)

[@thehegt]

I have a Hyundai Veracruz 2007 with 190K now it runs very nice .

[@komradkolonel]

I know people that have had Hyundai/Kias and it seems like they are either mostly trouble free and they love them or they break down daily and they hate them.

[@conortownsend242]

There was/is a batch of 2.4l engines that had a manufacturing defect and essentially if you get one and don't know about it you might be out thousands but if you go to the dealer they'll swap the engine out

[@ryanwarsh]

They’re very inconsistent. My wife’s 2017 Kia Forte has been a fantastic car with zero problems. My 2017 Sonata burns oil so bad that there was nothing on the dipstick the last time I got my oil changed. It will probably need a new transmission before it hits 100K because it’s already shuttering in first and second gear.

[@derrickwallace4187]

I love my Hyundai! I have a 2011 Sonata Limited with 135k miles. 2nd owner.. Dealer maintained. No problems.

[@Blessedbeyondmeasure190]

Does yours take regular gas or 89 and up?

[@derrickwallace4187]

@@Blessedbeyondmeasure190 it can take regular but I put 89 (middle grade) in my car.

[@MelanatedYanna]

Im looking at one now and a 2010 toyota camry but, question , with the hyundai you have has there been any major or minor problems ? And does yours have bluetooth or aux in the car ?

[@johnsanders2564]

I have a 2015 it burns alot of oil

[@johnsanders2564]

Mines to

[@ctsfiddler]

I always pick a rental Elantra when i head to Florida. Last year i bought one, they're great cars for what they are.

[@driver4011]

been driving an elantra for almost 4 years. so far, so good......no issues. just regular maintenance.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

@@driver4011 what is regular maintenance?

[@driver4011]

@@ukisbeggar8462 oil change ( 3500- 4500 miles ) , tires (rotate, pressure ck), air filter, other fluids change ( 36 k miles, 3 years), etc.

[@janko7245]

I heard their engines eat themselves up after 5 years

[@melvinrexwinkle1510]

@@janko7245 that's correct if you never change oil

[@timothykeith1367]

Avoid any Hyundai or Kia with the Theta engine. The NHTSA forced a recall of hundreds of thousands of these cars because the engines were locking up in traffic and causing accidents. A fine of $210 million was part of the recall. The NHTSA was not concerned with the engine problems, the recall was a safety recall because so many of the cars stalled in traffic. 400,000 vehicles with the Gamma, Nu, Theta II, and Lambda engines from 2012 to 2016 were recalled. The engine design seems to be okay, but manufacturing defects caused the failures.

[@shoka_01]

Hyundai and Mazda are catching up to Toyota and Honda. Which I’m so happy about because I love Mazda and Hyundai! They make such beautiful cars

[@robmalcolm8042]

Love both of them brother. Was guna get a mazda 3 originally but got a 05 elantra instead for the price. One owner and been super reliable. Hyundai is much closer to toyota now a days not exactly there yet but very close to being perfect like them. Mazda always been on toyotas level the miata always hit a million miles

[@johnathan1737]

You guys dont know what you're talking about

[@shoka_01]

@@LXT43 to each their own I guess. But I just bought a new hyundai for a great price and I couldn’t be happier! It’s soo nice :) And before my Hyundai I had a Mazda. It was amazing too!! Absolutely fantastic car

[@shoka_01]

@@LXT43 ohh so you must be a psychic, right?! So cool! Tell me, will I get married? (My family has been buying Hyundai’s and Mazda’s for years. Never once had a major problem)

[@billwilson9706]

Hyundai has made enormous progress over the last decade. Overall their cars are stylish and good quality. Toyota still leads the way especially with dependability but hyundai is catching up..

[@driver4011]

agree. hyundai n kia have come a long way n much better now. lots of older high mileage hyundais n kias still on the road just like the old toyotas n hondas.

[@ppower7945]

Yup.

[@rondhole]

In terms of car reliability class, 1. Toyota, 2. Honda and Mazda, 3. Hyundai/KIA and Ford, 4. Crysler and GM, 5. VW and FIAT

[@zizozi1]

True!

[@deletingmychannel]

Hyundai has countless people who engines blew before 100K Miles. Look it up, they still make garbage cars. Oh, also engines catching fire. Google it

[@kathym6603]

Scotty, With you we are not alone! Even as we watch the failing efforts of the town to fix the pot holes!!

[@Andrewoval]

I owned the 15 model and went through hell and back. Traded it in 3 years ago for a 4runner.

[@kennedyvillard3297]

Yeah the "2015 model of the Hyundai Sonata is riddled with factory recalls. Just check the NTHSA website

[@unspokentenacity]

@@kennedyvillard3297 I think you are right about the recalls. I have a 2017. Had it for about 4 months and has been to the dealer for repairs MULTIPLE times. Purchased it with 30k miles.

[@kennedyvillard3297]

@@unspokentenacity That's rough. I was contemplating buying one, but I've reconsidered.

[@timburks3806]

I have a 2021 sonata. Been sitting at the dealership for over 2 weeks waiting for parts to come in. Bought new 4 months ago and the air wasn't working. Took to dealer and found out it came from the factory with no freon in ac. They didn't have the new freon for the 2021 yet so they put in 2020 and now my car blows out 50 degree air. I was told that it's the best they could do. Still waiting on the parts to fix the sensors ( back ordered). Brand new car mind you. 4 months old. Yes I'm in the middle of getting an answer back from consumer affairs for Hyundai. They actually wrote on my service paper they gave me that the air just keep up with the heat when it gets hot out.

[@unspokentenacity]

@@timburks3806 I’m glad you wrote to consumer affairs. First and last time I will buy a Hyundai or Kia. I don’t have time to roll the dice on cars like this.

[@GlycerinZ]

I used a 1993 Toyota Camry to get my driver license back in 2001 Also, I HATE that the government has to get their damn hands in all of our business. Why do we have to give the gov't money cuz we won a car? Its none of their business

[@JCTheLawnCareGuy]

2011 Sonata 2.0. They replaced my engine free of charge at 130k Miles out of warranty under recall. Funny thing was, I had zero issues with the old engine. Other than regular maintenance, I’ve had zero issues. Hyundai has the best warranty. I’m at 164k but the new engine has about 35k on it, still running good. I owe nothing on it and it does the job for me!

[@Tigerkem]

I think Hyundai has been making some good cars the past 10 years or so and you can get them at a decent price too.

[@MrRoundthetwist]

My ‘16 Elantra base only cost me 7900$ brand new .. nearing 80,000 miles and have had no trouble with it, aiming for 200,000 before I consider getting something new

[@fffwe3876]

hyundai cars catch fire. google it

[@MrRoundthetwist]

@@fffwe3876 Honda recalls 1.4 million cars due to fire hazard 2020 .. google it (ie:what’s your point)

[@Tigerkem]

@@MrRoundthetwist Exactly, Toyota also recalled 1.9 million this year for potential engine fires as well. Most manufacturers have similar problems here and there. Most of criticism I see about Hyundai and Kia are usually people who are basing their opinion on how they were in the 90's and in early 00's. Overall in recent years they have made some reliable and above average cars and they are usually at a steal of a price when compared to other similar reliable vehicles.

[@irvinwilloughby6887]

Scotty I'm driving a 2004 Hyundai XG350L with 225 .000 miles still running strong and I'm going to drivee it until it stops.

[@DonnieDarko727]

2012 elantra with 551,000

[@Lincolnator721]

2015 Kia Soul with the 1.6L at 231,000 miles 😄

[@driver4011]

hyundai n kia will go a long time before it stops. and when it stops, just get another one just as one would do with a toyota and / or honda. lots n lots of hyundais n kias( and toyotas n hondas) out there.

[@film79]

I had a 2012 kia rio with 225,000. And I treated it horribly, like 12k between oil changes. I finally started dating a girl who knew about cars from her dad and they got me taking care of it but that was after 100,000 miles. My nephew is driving it now and it's on its last legs but over all seemed like a decent car.

[@irvinwilloughby6887]

I had three Hyundai all of them treats me well, until the radiator sprung a leak and the new driver continue to drive it after seeing the needle on red, it was 203.000 miles A 2010 Hyundai Genesis 3.8, 115k miles and as I mention earlier and the 2004 Hyundai XG350L ,I don't care what others say, why would I buy three Hyundai if they weren't good, you have to do your oil change etc, maintenance even though I was not so loyal on my maintenance.

[@hircine92h]

In my country here in the middle east, Hyundai's got really popular in the last couple years especially those Sonatas. People seem to love them here because they're reliable cars and they offer way better options and interior than Toyotas and they're way cheaper too also their maintenance is dirt cheap. dunno why Scotty isn't a fan of these :/

[@khemkaslehrling3840]

Not as durable for sure. Just had an Accent engine with just 60k replaced, just snuck in under 10yr/100k warranty.

[@33Skygazer]

Scotty: how long are you in RI?? I bought my first Hyundai 4 years ago, and have absolutely loved it! Now, if you told my in '89 that I would own one, I would have laughed in your face 😂

[@rogueranger7989]

Just Bought a 2007 Hyundai Accent with 61K. Absolutely Love It - and I'm a FORD Guy...

[@slothypunk]

well... if you coming of ford, yea you will love any asian car really, the expectation coming from ford is quite low

[@johnnguyen0721]

I just bought a 2021 elantra it runs beautifully

[@departedgardens9262]

Those new ones look so damn good inside and out.

[@johnnguyen0721]

@@departedgardens9262 yeah I love the new futuristic design and it looks like an audi but for 20,000 dollars that’s a pretty great deal

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

2021 Elantra < 2018 Elantra

[@Aaron-fd7tm]

Hopefully they fixed the problems with their engines. I just traded in my 2015 Elantra sport because the engine was starting to go. 128000kms. I would never buy one again

[@Oceanrocks121]

@@Aaron-fd7tm Was your car made in America?

[@keeganandersson4281]

Bought a $3k used 2006 Hyundai Azera with 140k miles with my gf 7 months ago. The 3.8L v6 is an absolute beast and the car drives like a dream. It’s our first car for both of us so we hope to keep it for a long time :)

[@dustytanco6917]

I bought a 07 gt tiburon year ago 135k I'm second owner of her. Now 143k and running like a top. I hope we all continue to enjoy are hyundai built machines

[@grahamstefaan]

Good buy. Even if it lasts 2 years you win.

[@jaybowlo5066]

Just do the oil changes and air filter regularly

[@markmoody3683]

I bought an '07 Avera Limited new wirh the 3.8 and love it.

[@rachelgreen1368]

Hyundai Theta II GDI engines 2.0,2.4l - reported engine knocking, excessive oil consumption, engine stalling, engine failure… and if that isn’t enough, spontaneous fires.Problems could start after only 20k miles, most engines will have them before 100k miles.

[@peterwilliam4681]

I think Hyundai are crap. My Father has a 2015 Sonata which had 65000 km only lightly driven . It developed a transmission fault just out of 5 year warranty. Car suddenly lose power when driving and lack acceleration. Apparently electrical part on transmission needs replacing costing over $2000 plus labour. In fairness Hyundai did replace even though it was just out of warranty but our many Toyota Camry and Toyota Hilux in the past went hundreds of thousands of kilometres without a single issue with transmission.

[@JoJo-vv9rs]

I have a Hyundai ELANTRA that has 137,000 miles on it and I’ve never had any problems other than auto accidents were uninsured people have run into me LOL the engine has always worked perfect I shouldn’t of said that 😂

[@MrDartmoorpony]

knock on wood RIGHT NOW 🤣

[@CC_Marauder]

Self-jinx

[@officialOGd]

2014 sonata here 🙋🏻‍♂️ i can approve its very reliable

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

I drove a 2021 Accent the other day. That vehicle to me is Hyundai's best kept secret. I was impressed and I don't impress easily. 10 years/100,000 drive train warranty. How can you beat it?

[@michelgregoire1765]

I have a Hyundai Elantra 2009 and I have 448 k kilometers. Hyundai is very underrated

[@osKyKiDo]

hell no!!!! I have a 2015 Hyundai Accent 100k miles engine needs to be replaced. I have a 2015 Hyundai Genesis 80k miles needed a alternator and a new transmission. DONT GET A HYUNDAI DONT DO IT

[@philmiller99]

Scotty. I have a 2010 Hyundai Sonata V6. It has 254K miles and is still going. I took it to the dealership today to have them service it and they only suggested transmission fluid (change not flush) and a brake fluid flush. I took it for a coolant flush and fill. And still going strong. My finding, after driving this for 10 years, is the interior. It's made with cheap plastic parts. They last, but just feel cheap. Other than that not bad. I will continue to drive it until it breaks.

[@ccraisins2005]

My Sonatas engine blew at 80K miles the day after Thanksgiving and by December 5th I had it back with a brand new engine. They put all new belts and wires in as well. No questions asked. All I had to do was sign at the end. I'm satisfied. Apparently, my warranty is good for 120K miles or so. I plan to trade it or sell it when I hit that mark.

[@zaxflaya]

Yikes, maybe I shouldn’t get the Santa Fe I was thinking about.

[@ryanwarsh]

I bought a 2017 Sonata from CarMax with their extended warranty. Sounds like I made the right choice.

[@johnnyfeathers2567]

I had a 2007 Hyundai Sonata, I kept the oil changed and it ran like a top for years. I sold it to a buddy and it now has over 200.000 miles and is still going strong. He just drove it from Ohio to North Carolina. I bought myself a 2011 Sonata with 73.000 miles on it and it runs and drives like a dream..my mom has a 2015 Sonata sport and has only put like 10.000 miles on it so far...If you take care of these cars they will be dependable forever..keep the oil changed and flush the Tranny every 25.000 miles and you should have no troubles at all..

[@kevinennis1631]

No! My 2021 Hyundai Kona has been at Reliable Hyundai (Springfield MO) for 10 months now! 8,000 miles and it has had 2 failed transmissions and they are putting in the third one! This has been a nightmare. Dealership is a joke. Hyundai corporate is a joke. Go see for your self. It’s next to the service car wash. It’s the dark grey color. They have lied and lied about the repair or lack there of. I regret getting a Hyundai.

[@williambosman3705]

Definitely better car than a Toy reliable and more economical. Ask me I had both brands brand new.The more miles on the clock the better Hyundai drive ,no problems. Cape Town South Africa

[@cruz5037]

I own a 2016 Sonata and i love it!

[@jonhohensee3258]

No you don't.

[@recoveringnewyorker2243]

211,000 miles plus on my 2013 Hyundai sonata. Just starting to consume about half a quart per thousand miles.

[@willhooke]

Try some Lucas engine oil additive It might stop the oil consumption 🙂

[@tesla_models]

Yes Hyundai made in South Korea 🇰🇷 . With more tech more fun more reliable they are way better than a Toyota

[@ukvoo9696]

My 2006 sonata has 200k+ miles, and it’s had no major issues either!

[@yos025]

Scotty please don't be surprised by it. I had the same car. Right after 75k miles stuff started breaking. By 105k I had to get rid of it. Pile of junk. Will never ever buy a hyundai

[@MattPSU02]

My '11 Sonata is nickel and diming me real bad. These things really do start falling apart around 150k. My Sonata was great, until 100k miles. Then the motor died, and all kinds of other things started to go. Do not own any Hyundai outside of the powertrain warranty. At least these have reliable transmissions, I'll say that.

[@HughJazzTTs]

No lie scotty, I’m really thinking about purchasing a hyundai I never thought i would be saying this but these cars have really been impressing me lately.

[@derrikpando2469]

I’m on the same boat as you..not to mention all the cool tech they have..definitely considering...that Santa Cruz looks unique

[@maxlopez7671]

I don’t know the flawless statement that Hyundai take the globe

[@latinethicalhacker]

I have a 2017 Kia Sportage with 105K miles with 0 issues. I also have a 2019 Kia Optima with 26k miles with 0 issues. Both cars purchased new. A lot of people talk a bunch of smack about Korean cars because they are completely ignorant!

[@6047874]

Me and my daughters have two Toyota and one Hyundai. The two Toyotas have more mileage than the Hyundai. The Hyundai has already have a broken AC compressor, the evaporator coil, both the CV joins, all the 4 shock absobers, noisy steering pump, leaking head gasket. The electrical connectors on the ignition coils are all crumbling. The radiator top cover was leaking. The dash board rattles. The two Toyotas have no issues whatsoever. Parts for the Hyundai are also more expensive than the Toyota. So my vote still goes to the Toyota. I will never buy a Hyundai again.

[@nobreyner60]

I work for a rental company who has a branch out of a larger body shop. I asked about the scarcity of parts for Mercedes and he told me that Mercedes has been much better about having available parts after an accident. What he followed up with is don't get a Hyundai or Kia. As it turns out that if you have an accident in one parts are very hard to get. A woman left the shop yesterday after being told that there will be a long wait for the rear bumper on her new Stinger.

[@8bpianoplayer]

I own a 2016 Sonata, 170K miles, just put a new set of tires... Scotty's right, maintain 'em and they'll run like champs. Makes me smile seeing and hearing him eat crow on those Sonatas.

[@robmalcolm8042]

Yeah way better than when he reviewed that 03. He tore that one apart with insults lol but it's crazy cause 03 sonatas usually Are very reliable and don't deteriorate like that one I assume it's just the owner who did all that

[@henrytom5824]

What is your Maintenance schedule and driving conditions?

[@henrytom5824]

Also what engine is your 2016 and is it gdi?

[@8bpianoplayer]

@@henrytom5824 2.4 gdi, full synthetic, every 5K, replaced tranny fluid, changed spark plugs once, y'know, regular maintenance.

[@8bpianoplayer]

Also runs a K&N filter since the first oil change. Bought the car when it had 8 (eight) miles on it.

[@geosh10]

My coworker who commutes to work often has 106,000 miles on his 2017 and zero issues!

[@jt8280]

Did the Alabama plant clean out the engine shavings this time ?

[@bradleyscarreviews]

They have new engines now

[@JordanX_97YT]

My friend has a 2020 Hyundai Elantra with 17,400 miles on it and he’s getting his motor replaced, and his other friend has a 2018 Sonata with 51,296 miles and he’s getting his motor replaced too

[@taahiramcgee]

I just traded my 2013 elantra gt I didn't have 1 problem with it. Except hitting potholes and busting my low profile tires.

[@JordanX_97YT]

@@taahiramcgee seems to me like the older ones hold up better than the new ones

[@labornurse]

Hyundai, disposable cars, buy used and run it into the ground, scrap, repeat

[@David-wo9un]

I love watching Scotty drive like a maniac in these videos🤣

[@narsh7432]

I don't since it was MY Car!

[@JG-ef2cn]

@@narsh7432 cars are made to beat on.

[@vickiebaker2754]

Love your videos Scotty. I have a used 2013 Honda Civic. I love it

[@DonTSmith]

I feel a lot better about my 2019 Optima now.

[@MattPSU02]

Just wait... and you don't have the lawsuit settlement to fall back on, unlike us.

[@DonTSmith]

@@MattPSU02 Us? I received my "Kia Canada Theta II Engine Class Action Settlement Approval and Claims Process" but the website it directs me to doesn't work.

[@MattPSU02]

@@DonTSmith I'm in the US. My '17 Sorento with the 2.5 was included in the settlement. I'm not sure if the '19 optima is included.

[@dr.clearbottom5952]

I had a 2016 Sonata with the same engine. There's a class action lawsuit on it. I had already got rid of the car before the class action lawsuit came out. That engine is 👎👎👎

[@guidedbygreen1480]

My 2012 is dying now engine knocks despite meticulous oil changes.. and they are fighting me tooth and nail to prevent my new engine that I deserve to be replaced