I am looking at getting a used '06 or '07 Sonata as my next vehicle and am weighing the possibility of buying the 4 cylinder edition for the superior gas mileage. I have had the opportunity to drive a Sonata 6 cylinder as a rental motor and enjoyed it. I thought it was especially smooth and quiet with plenty of power.
However, I enjoy yet to test drive the 4 cylinder text and wanted to get some thoughts from those that enjoy driven it and particularly those that own one. Is the increased gas mileage worth the drop in power? Do you still find that it have enough power and zip for endorsement safely? Is it louder than the 6 cylinder?
Thanks for the input. Hopefully I can test drive one inside the next couple of weekends but, in the meantime, I needed to get some outside thoughts on this one.
The V-6 is a monster.great power.drinks gas. I own an 08 4Cyl. and find it have plenty of pep. Enough power to get you out of a jam. Enough power to permit you get on highway without have to worry. After the break-in (just under 1,000 miles) my mileage go to 21 in the city and 30 on the highway. At 3,000 miles it went to 24 city and 32 highway. Still at one and the same with 9,000 miles on it.
You should really look into a new 08 as in attendance is a $2,000.00 rebate on it now and probably be there until the 09's hit which should be within the next 3 weeks. They are also doing great deals on the remaining 08's. As much as $1,000.00 UNDER invoice, depending where on earth you live.
As to whether there is enough power for YOU.it really depends on what you are driving very soon and how hard you are on the car
Good luck
no win v6 if you don't you will be sorry and wishing to wages that extra money for gas
Answers: 4 cylinder are fine easier to fix = cheaper...4 cylinder last longer contained by import you will have satisfactory power to pass that gas guzzling SUV don't get the 6 cylinder. wast!
The V-6 is a monster.great power.drinks gas. I own an 08 4Cyl. and find it have plenty of pep. Enough power to get you out of a jam. Enough power to permit you get on highway without have to worry. After the break-in (just under 1,000 miles) my mileage go to 21 in the city and 30 on the highway. At 3,000 miles it went to 24 city and 32 highway. Still at one and the same with 9,000 miles on it.
You should really look into a new 08 as in attendance is a $2,000.00 rebate on it now and probably be there until the 09's hit which should be within the next 3 weeks. They are also doing great deals on the remaining 08's. As much as $1,000.00 UNDER invoice, depending where on earth you live.
As to whether there is enough power for YOU.it really depends on what you are driving very soon and how hard you are on the car
Good luck
no win v6 if you don't you will be sorry and wishing to wages that extra money for gas
Here are some links next to problems with Hyundais-- engine failure at 27k miles? trial transmission at 8k miles?
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/long-term-...
http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaint...
http://www.overdrive.in/forum/viewtopic.
http://www.indiacar.com/messageboard/rep...
http://www.mouthshut.com/review/Hyundai_...
http://www.carwale.com/Research/readuser...
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http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/technical-...
no win v6 if you don't you will be sorry and wishing to wages that extra money for gas
However, I enjoy yet to test drive the 4 cylinder text and wanted to get some thoughts from those that enjoy driven it and particularly those that own one. Is the increased gas mileage worth the drop in power? Do you still find that it have enough power and zip for endorsement safely? Is it louder than the 6 cylinder?
Thanks for the input. Hopefully I can test drive one inside the next couple of weekends but, in the meantime, I needed to get some outside thoughts on this one.
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The V-6 is a monster.great power.drinks gas. I own an 08 4Cyl. and find it have plenty of pep. Enough power to get you out of a jam. Enough power to permit you get on highway without have to worry. After the break-in (just under 1,000 miles) my mileage go to 21 in the city and 30 on the highway. At 3,000 miles it went to 24 city and 32 highway. Still at one and the same with 9,000 miles on it.
You should really look into a new 08 as in attendance is a $2,000.00 rebate on it now and probably be there until the 09's hit which should be within the next 3 weeks. They are also doing great deals on the remaining 08's. As much as $1,000.00 UNDER invoice, depending where on earth you live.
As to whether there is enough power for YOU.it really depends on what you are driving very soon and how hard you are on the car
Good luck
no win v6 if you don't you will be sorry and wishing to wages that extra money for gas
Answers: 4 cylinder are fine easier to fix = cheaper...4 cylinder last longer contained by import you will have satisfactory power to pass that gas guzzling SUV don't get the 6 cylinder. wast!
The V-6 is a monster.great power.drinks gas. I own an 08 4Cyl. and find it have plenty of pep. Enough power to get you out of a jam. Enough power to permit you get on highway without have to worry. After the break-in (just under 1,000 miles) my mileage go to 21 in the city and 30 on the highway. At 3,000 miles it went to 24 city and 32 highway. Still at one and the same with 9,000 miles on it.
You should really look into a new 08 as in attendance is a $2,000.00 rebate on it now and probably be there until the 09's hit which should be within the next 3 weeks. They are also doing great deals on the remaining 08's. As much as $1,000.00 UNDER invoice, depending where on earth you live.
As to whether there is enough power for YOU.it really depends on what you are driving very soon and how hard you are on the car
Good luck
no win v6 if you don't you will be sorry and wishing to wages that extra money for gas
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Obviously you have not done any research on this matter. If you did later you would not even consider looking at buying a used Hyundai. The Chevy Malibu is a superior vehicle in every aspect- better quality, better looking, better gas mileage, better sanctuary, better interior, more interior space, better ride, better brakes, better acceleration and MUCH BETTER RESALE VALUE. Did you notice the depreciation rates of Hyundais? If Hyundai is so great with such a great warranty later why do they have the worst depreciation? "Think about it." and consider these websites-Here are some links next to problems with Hyundais-- engine failure at 27k miles? trial transmission at 8k miles?
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/long-term-...
http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaint...
http://www.overdrive.in/forum/viewtopic.
http://www.indiacar.com/messageboard/rep...
http://www.mouthshut.com/review/Hyundai_...
http://www.carwale.com/Research/readuser...
http://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/technical-...
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no win v6 if you don't you will be sorry and wishing to wages that extra money for gas
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