Honda K24 engines are one of the best engines ever built that's why they kept them for so long in the pipe
a case in point
a case in point
Oh boy you nailed it on that one. Best advice is when you Unload your Hyundai is try to use a combined dealership that sells Hyundai . That way if you are desperate you can grab another Hyundi and if you are trading for another brand you won’t get RAPED quite as badly. That trade in is truly eyewatering to say the least. Been there done that……Please let me know when your Hyundai can even come close to carrying the Civics jockstrap when it comes to resale value.
they are now nonexistent in today’s world.
It's called experience..... Every single one of us when we were young, in our teens and early 20's thought we were smarter than the old folks, couldn't figure out why they were so stupid, it was once we got a bit of experience under our belt that we looked back and thought "Boy was I stupid back then". But it takes some folks longer than others to figure it out.Every time one of these Hyundai/Kia threads pop up, I can’t help to think these are not this forms favorite brand.
And it also appears if you’re over at say 35 you don’t like Hyundai or Kia
Can you just go right to the point please? So you’re saying people who own Kia and Hyundais have no experience? You said a lot without saying anything.It's called experience..... Every single one of us when we were young, in our teens and early 20's thought we were smarter than the old folks, couldn't figure out why they were so stupid, it was once we got a bit of experience under our belt that we looked back and thought "Boy was I stupid back then". But it takes some folks longer than others to figure it out.
I remember when I was a kid my dad telling me "One day I'll just turn stupid, then years later when you grow up, you'll realize I wasn't so stupid after all". You know what, he hit the nail on the head.
okay.I have noticed a trend, almost everyone here bragging of "no issues" has 30, 50, 70,000 miles. It seems that if you trade your car every other year a Kia or Hyundai is probably fine, but if you aren't a fan of debt and like to keep your cars a while, Kia and Hyundai probably aren't the way to go. If you were to ask the same question about a Camry or Corolla, or even a Civic, you'd be seeing responses in the 200,000 to 300,000 mile range. Yes, in the current Brandon silliness Toyota vehicles are overpriced, but then again, everything is. If you plan to keep a vehicle a while, to me the Kia/Hyundai feels like a very bad investment.
Looks like I hit the nail on the headokay.
Bitog seems to be the only place in the world where the average participant expects all vehicles to go 500K or they are junk. Wasn't there a thread on here that less than 1% of vehicles make 200k miles?I have noticed a trend, almost everyone here bragging of "no issues" has 30, 50, 70,000 miles. It seems that if you trade your car every other year a Kia or Hyundai is probably fine, but if you aren't a fan of debt and like to keep your cars a while, Kia and Hyundai probably aren't the way to go. If you were to ask the same question about a Camry or Corolla, or even a Civic, you'd be seeing responses in the 200,000 to 300,000 mile range. Yes, in the current Brandon silliness Toyota vehicles are overpriced, but then again, everything is. If you plan to keep a vehicle a while, to me the Kia/Hyundai feels like a very bad investment.
Hyundai has issues with the 3.3V6 GDI too. They are also known for failing rod bearings commonly around 100,000 miles.Going through all these posts...I beginning to think that all the issues people are having with Kia/Hyundai engines are with the 4 cylinders. There doesn't seem to be that many complaints about their V6s (or their V8s even though they haven't made that many).
Well everyone knew this comment was going to draw some attention, so I'll throw mine in. All of the newer technologies have made the newest cars less reliable than those from 10+ years ago, just my opinion. My latest Toyota (corolla) has been the least reliable Toyota that I've owned. I had a 1996 Honda Accord that literally needed nothing but normal maintenance in 200,000+ miles of driving. Maybe I'll need to change my user name from corollaman to something else.The fact that people still put Honda on the same level as Toyota is truly astonishing.