Hyundai Sonata Usados en Venta en Indianapolis, IN

This is my second Hyundai and my first Sonata. The Elantra I purchased brand new, whereas the Sonata was a used car. I decided to go used simply due to cost. I purchased my Sonata with 42,000 miles on it and thought I was getting a great deal at $15,000, but when I realized the center console was cracked and the exact same car (model, color, year, and miles) was just 60 miles away for $1,000 less, I kicked myself. This has colored my opinion of my car. My 2013 Hyundai does not seem to be of any higher quality than my 2003 Elantra. The details are identical, which makes me feel like I'm driving the same car only newer. There are features that are better but that's due to technology, not really Hyundai.

This vehicle looks good, drives smooth, and gets good gas mileage. But when it breaks down due to recalls on the vehicle, you have to walk on water to get it fixed. My vehicle was part of the Sonata engine recall. I took it in, just as I had with every other recall, and Hyundai told me nothing was wrong with it. Now I sit here with a nice car for a lawn ornament, because the engine was bad and no longer runs. Since I am not able to produce every receipt on this car, which I purchased used, I cannot get the engine replacement. Hyundai service should not have passed my motor.

This vehicle is really nice, and I love the fact that I get all of the features that I want with a very reasonable price tag. I get navigation, heated front and back seats, rear view camera, dual climate control, and Sirius XM radio for a really decent price versus having a BMW or Mercedes with similar features but triple the price tag. The vehicle drives very smoothly, and you can barely feel when it shifts while accelerating. The only drawback to this vehicle is that sometimes it takes a few minutes for the air conditioner to get cool, and it also will have some frequent, but easily and cheaply fixed engine problems.