New Santa Fe 2.5 trouble free

[F150]

I wondered if the new Hyundai 2.5's are mostly trouble-free. I know nothing is perfect.

 

[walterjay]

I recommend you spend some time on a Hyundai forum. Lots of good info from owners.

 

[CKN]

I recommend you spend some time on a Hyundai forum. Lots of good info from owners.

This^^^^^^^^It's too biased on here to get any accurate information.

 

[walterjay]

This^^^^^^^^It's too biased on here to get any accurate information.

I have frequented the Hyundai forum since 07. The feedback I see is realistic. They go over blown engines, bad trannies, oil burners etc etc. It is worth spending some time on to get some knowledge.

 

[Propflux01]

You frequent any directed auto forum and you'll read the same things.

 

[Al]

This^^^^^^^^It's too biased on here to get any accurate information.

I think most boards give out good information

 

[CKN]

I think most boards give out good information

Until they reference a certain guy on youtube.........

 

[KCHOPS]

I have 12K on a 2.5L smart steam and 8EAT transmission. I love this drivetrain.

 

[Andrew1972]

Seems like the issues with Hyundai drivelines happen later in life not early. Good luck !

 

[Grebnaws]

Nearly 20k on our 2021 Santa Fe with no issues so far. We are using 5k OCI's at our expense and will probably force a trans fluid exchange at 50-60k.

 

[tyman]

Until they reference a certain guy on youtube.........

or a certain big engine blog

 

[tyman]

there's no problem at all with hyundai kia engines, drive and enjoy
trust me

I feel like lie detector detected this was a lie