I purchased this car used from a dealer in December of 2007. It was previously owned by a car rental company. For the now ten years that I've owned it, I cannot recall an instance where the car broke down or needed anything but the bare minimum of routine servicing. I have only had to replace the tires and brakes. When the car turned 100,000 miles, I was pleasantly surprised when I was informed by my mechanic that Hyundai's six-cylinder engine had a metal timing chain and did not have to be periodically replaced.

I picked up a 2014 GLS after several rides in a friend's 2014. All the current tech gizmos are there, including butt warmers and a hi-res back-up camera. The ride is comfortable and secure, handling is very good. Visibility is only average as the seating seems a bit low. Need to concentrate to avoid scraping the wheels around curbs. Still regarded as a wise purchase. No issues. Highway economy at a steady 70 with cruise control was 38 mpg. The engine could have used more torque but will happily rev to find needed performance. Manual mode transmission is great for descents. The satellite-enabled radio is slick, and the Bluetooth hands-free cell phone system is a joy to use!