Not too familiar with them. Are these the easy to steal models? Do they have engine problems that I hear posted about frequently, and if so, is there some extended warranty? Says its an SE with the 2.5L.
Looking at another late model high mileage car. 2020 Sonata.
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2.4's were the 'problem' engines. Some 2.5's had low tension oil ring issues but those were few and quickly fixed. 250K in 3 years is a heck of alot of driving! Is it key or pushbutton start?
Do those dash lights go out when it's running?
No.
I just sold my Toyota. Want to try something different.
Well that is a problem. I'm not afraid of high mileage vehicles, but dash lights suggest a lack of maintenance which would not be good.
How much are they asking for it?
Zee09
$200 Site Donor 2023
I wouldn't buy it but it really looks good outside for all of those miles
$500? Go for it. $5000? Not likely. But why do you want such a worn out car with problem lights?
With that many miles I would think CEL light is probably Cat Converter.
KBB trade-in $2600, private party $4300. Sticking with my original number thoughts.
It's a 2020 and there should be lots of life left in that car. I say under 8 grand go for it.
A 250k mile Hyundai for $8k? NO FRIGGEN WAY! If the engine blew-up tomorrow it would be a $500 salvage car, and with Hyundai's reputation for short-lived engines, this is not beyond the realm of possibility. I wouldn't be surprised if the engine hasn't already been replaced.
Nick1994
$100 site donor 2024
That's a clean car. I'd scoop it up in a heartbeat.
Passed on it. Sold for $6900 or about $7200 with fees. OK price, but not great enough to buy sight unseen.
