My Hyundai Sonata hybrid was the very first hybrid car I have ever owned or even ridden in. I really liked the look and style of the vehicle. The color is a silver with a hint of blue which makes it seem a little more interesting than just silver or white. I am financing to own with my husband, and we are making monthly payments to pay off the car. We paid a fair price at the time at a dealership, and we were able to make pretty affordable payments considering we had bad credit. The car drives well and is reliable for the most part. We have had trouble with the battery and sometimes a lag when you hit the gas because it is a hybrid. We have saved a lot of money on gas because of the good mileage, and the tank is affordable to fill completely.

Going from a fully electric vehicle to a hybrid car that's built as well as the Hyundai Sonata was one of the best decision's I've made. You don't have to worry about running out of electric charge, but you get the environmental and financial benefits that comes with driving a hybrid. One of my favorite things about the car is how clean both the exterior and interior look. The outside does not look like it was made in 2013. Most of my friends were surprised to find out that it was a used vehicle when I first bought it. The interior isn't leather, but it's not cloth. It's made of a fabric that's easy to wipe/vacuum things off, which is a huge positive if you have kids, like myself. I also love the heat warmers that are available for both the front and the backseats. Also, the backseat is incredibly spacious and comfortable for being a second row in a car. I will drive this Hyundai Sonata until the wheel fall off, and I have officially been made into a Hyundai customer.

Overall, this is a really nice car, especially for the price. However, I bought it for its fuel economy, and that's unreliable. It can lose up to 15-20% of its capability to save fuel if you have to run the seat warmers and/or climate control for an extended period of time.