The car has a ton of room and a nice appearance. It gets decent gas mileage and the price is affordable. It is safe and reliable but you sacrifice the looks for some of this utility. The trunk holds almost as much as a truck bed. It has plenty of room for five people and couple holders for all. The interior is a little bland and the CD player is out of date, but it's overall nice. With over one hundred thousand miles on it, it still runs perfectly with little issues. It looks rather sporty from the outside, but unfortunately the interior does not really match. The seats do use real leather. It stays straight and has a great cruise control. With a V6 engine, it has nice pick up for getting on and off the interstate. I used this car to travel to Atlanta every weekend with little trouble. Overall I am happy with the car, but it is a little annoying to see other cars on the road that look nicer for the same price. I guess you pay for the utility and reliability. I would recommend it to anyone looking for something to get to and from work.

This was my very first car that my parents bought me when I was learning to drive. They picked it because of its safety ratings, but the car was a good investment. Ten years later I am still driving it. At 150,000 miles it still runs with minimum issues. This has allowed me plenty of time to save up for a nicer car instead of having to lease or compromise. The Hyundai Sonata is a long-lasting car made from quality parts. The V6 engine was very powerful and really could accelerate the car. The car also had a surprising amount of space. It seats five pretty comfortably, but what is even more surprising is the size of the trunk. This car which looks deceptively small from a distance has a trunk almost as large as the interior. I had no trouble fitting my golf clubs, gym bag, tennis racket back there all year round with extra space to spare if I ever needed to throw a couple suitcases back there. I cannot stress enough that this is a car of great utility. It is a great buy if you want to invest in a car that holds together well and will last without going all out on a luxury brand.