Used 2014 Hyundai Sonata for Sale

It runs well, no mechanical problems and is great on gas. Although I do not know the trim type, it is nice and the vehicle looks good. The car rides very well and is comfortable on trips. My only problem is it is a bit low to the ground for me. This is due some medical problems I have and not a problem with the car. There is ample leg room, and the rear seat is comfortable for people in the back. The automatic shifting is smooth, and the pickup is quite good. I have not had any problems with keeping up with traffic, pulling up hills or blending into traffic. Although this is not specific to the car, the sales staff were friendly and nice. We have not had any service on the vehicle other than oil changes, so that is good news. The instrument panel is easy to see and read, and the night lighting for the instrument panel is also excellent. All controls are easy to reach, and everything works well. We are very pleased with the vehicle and plan to buy a Hyundai for our next vehicle.

First of all, the Hyundai Sonata that I selected is navy blue in color. The sleek style of the exterior is very attractive. The lines and contour of the body are appealing. When the style first came out, it was something unique and easily recognizable on the road. The interior is dark gray, which is a great match for the exterior. It is roomy on the inside. Lots of leg space for the taller passengers. The driver's seat has a button near the floor that moves the seat forwards and backwards when pressed. It will also move the seat up and down. There is another button that is for lumbar support. The driver can have more or less pressure on the lower back. Now let's talk about the heated seats. Awesome feature! Both the driver and the front passenger seats are heated. I use this feature during the winter months to stay warm. The doors automatically lock when I put the vehicle in drive. When I am sitting in park, however, the doors are in the "unlocked" position. That is one feature that I am not too fond of. It is a safety concern. I would hate if someone were to open the door and jump in my car while I am sitting inside. I feel as though it leaves the occupants open to being carjacked. Other than that one issue, I really enjoy my Hyundai Sonata. I've driven it all over the state of Texas. It gets great gas mileage. That is one of the most important features that I was looking for when I purchased this vehicle.

I don't have much bad to say about this car, although it's not a particularly exciting automobile. Aesthetically, it's fairly benign. No really positive or negative attributes about the appearance. This car does have good gas mileage, and in the four years or so that I've owned it, I don't think we've ever had to bring it in for repairs. It's a four-cylinder engine, so it's not very powerful, but I suspect most people in the market for a lower mid-line sedan aren't particularly worried about that. It doesn't have a whole lot in the way of bells and whistles, but the extras that are included function nicely. A few that come to mind are Bluetooth phone pairing and heated seats, even in the lower end models. The interior is spacious enough. Plenty of passenger side leg room. The back sear fits two car seats without feeling too cramped. The trunk is surprisingly large. I'm a musician, and this trunk was able to held a Vox AC15 amplifier (look it up for size specs), a guitar, and several bags of miscellaneous musical equipment.