Used Hyundai Tiburon for Sale

This vehicle has been great for me as a college student. The look of the car is a definite plus. It is called a Tiburon because of the "shark" look it takes on when the sunroof is open. The curves of the vehicle make for an elegant look. Not only is it sporty though. The Tiburon also has great gas mileage. I am able to afford driving across the state to visit my family at home. It only takes half a tank to make it the 90 mile trip there and back again. I am a softball player as well so I needed a trunk that would accommodate all my softball gear. The back seats fold down to extend the trunk if I need to fit any hitting nets.

I own a 2001 Hyundai Tiburon. I bought the car used in 2004. Considering I only paid about 10 grand for the car and I've been driving it for almost 10 years, I guess I got my moneys worth. I did have to replace the transmission several years ago, which was very expensive. I also had to replace all 4 struts which was also expensive. There has been a lot of minor repair/replacement/maintenance work done on my car over the years, but I suppose that's normal with any car that is getting old.

This car has been a great purchase. It's a sporty car, but at a nice price (used). It has some spots that take some getting used to like the blind spots, but after that, it's easy peasy to deal with. The seats are a little rough, but aren't completely uncomfortable. It gets decent gas mileage too. I have a manual transmission, and it's very easy to shift gears - not as easy as an automatic, but if you're used to driving a manual, it takes very little effort to drive. I usually picture an overall cheap feeling car when I think of Hyundai, but this car makes me forget that idea, although it does feel pretty basic.