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Replying to: targettuning (Oct 21, 2009 6:01 am) The point I was making is that I have never had this many problems from one car out of all the cars I have ever owned put together, coincidence or not. I am NOT hard on my cars. I don't yank on anything. All of these items (glovebox, visor, cupholder, assist handle, etc) broke during NORMAL use. I never used the handle as a "body hoist". Nothing hard or punishing. I just think Hyundai has cheap hardware. I never place anything in the rear window. It is a used car so who is to say what the previous owner did. The "neutral" thing was a big deal, when you are stuck in the middle of traffic or the railroad tracks. And for all the power window, door lock issues, it is more than inconvenient to have to keep taking the car out of town to the dealer and rent a car for the time mine is down. It just seems as soon as one thing gets fixed, something else goes out. And thus another rental car bill on TOP of any other repair bills. The purpose of buying a fairly new car with low miles was reliablity and I am not sure I feel that with this particular car. |
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Replying to: targettuning (Oct 21, 2009 6:01 am) Hyundai make a good car in the new Sonata, and I love the Genesis.
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| Here's the link: tomw6, "2009-2010 Hyundai Sonata" #970, 1 Nov 2009 11:48 am. | |
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Replying to: oviraptor (Oct 31, 2009 7:27 pm) |
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I've noticed on some 2006-8 Sonatas, the rocker trim panel, which is plastic, is pulled out in the back so there's a noticeable gap with the body panel. I just saw this on another 2007 Sonata today, which I was looking at as a possible purchase. The car was very clean besides this flaw. Since I've seen it before on used Sonatas for sale, I am thinking it's not cheap to fix--otherwise the seller would have done it before putting it up for sale. Any 2006-8 Sonata owners see this before, and have an idea how to fix it (and how much it would cost)? Does the entire rocker panel cover need to be replaced, for example, or is it just a cheap "clip" that needs repairing (which is what I've heard two dealers say--but if true, they would have fixed it I think). |
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I own a 2006 4 cylinder Hyundai Sonata GL(SportsPackage) Sunroof, automatic,etc. I am very satisfied so far with the overall operation of the vehicle. It has around 47000 miles on it and I purchased it used 2 months ago. It has 2 new tires P21560R16 Mirada Sports GTX on the front and the original 2 tires P21560R16 on the back. I notice when the speed of the vehicle is below 45mph road noise is more pronounced. Above 45mph road noise is noticebly less. Does anyone have any ideas on this? Do you think the tires could be the cause or is it something in the suspension? |
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| I have a 2006 hyundai sonata the mechanic who is repairing my car is stating my car has front struts and motor mount problem which potentially will cost me$ 600-$700. i am press for time so i haven't took it to the hyundai dealer who is preety far from compare to the auto shop. Have anyone has had experience with struts and shocks on 2006 sonata? i bought the car new and i am the only owner. | |
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