2024 Hyundai Sonata_Hybrid Overland Park, Merriam, Shawnee Mission, Olathe KS, Kansas City, MO H2448

Portofino Gray New 2024 Hyundai Sonata_Hybrid Limited available in Shawnee Mission, Kansas at Reed Hyundai Kansas City. Servicing the Overland Park, Merriam, Olathe KS, Kansas City, MO area.
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2024 Hyundai Sonata_Hybrid Limited - Stock#: H24489
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Reed Hyundai Kansas City
7050 West Frontage Rd
Merriam KS 66203
NAV Sunroof Heated Leather Seats CARPETED FLOOR MATS Alloy Wheels Panoramic Roof. Portofino Gray exterior and Dark Gray/Camel interior. EPA 51 MPG Hwy/44 MPG City! Warranty 10 yrs/100k Miles - Drivetrain Warranty; br /br /KEY FEATURES INCLUDEbr /Leather Seats Navigation Sunroof Panoramic Roof Heated Driver Seat. Hyundai Limited with Portofino Gray exterior and Dark Gray/Camel interior features a 4 Cylinder Engine with 192 HP at 6000 RPM*. br /br /OPTION PACKAGESbr /CARPETED FLOOR MATS. br /br /BUY FROM AN AWARD WINNING DEALERbr /***VALUES DRIVEN **** Locally Owned Family owned and Veteran owned dealership. br /br /Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Fuel economy calculations based on original manufacturer data for trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase. br /
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[@jamescarter2013]

This was a great video ❤

[@HigherQualityUploads]

2:31 Ah, so it's the Hybrid model that comes with the automatic trunk. The website wasn't clear about that. Not even the N-Line seems to have that.

[@andrewriley3483]

Are the windows double-pane?

[@filetofish7688]

How come Korea gets rear heated seats but not the US version?

[@adriand817]

They have power folding mirrors too in Korea.. we don’t because Hyundai USA doesn’t want to degrade their genesis brand.. if we want those features they want us to buy a Genesis

[@filetofish7688]

@@adriand817 That stinks

[@Khaled-eo9mr]

@@adriand817not only that, it could also be cause of the street regulations and laws that are here in the US

[@user-eo1zw2yn8u]

I see a second row folding button in the trunk of 02:18.
If there's that folding button, there's a second row heating wire, but it's weird.

[@Fudge_Fantasy]

they want the best stuff for their own people. If America made their own stuff we could do the same but we don't.

[@PS-sb8kk]

I would not buy a Hybrid from Hyundai. I would not even consider this as a possibility.
First off, I do like Hyundai, and I have been buying and driving regular gas powered Hyundai vehicles since the late 1990's. I am currently driving my 3rd Elantra which was purchased in 2020, and it's continuing to repeat the same great reliability of the previous 2 Elantras.
But the reliability of Hyundai's Hybrids is a completely different situation. My sister-in-law bought a brand new 2016 Sonata Hybrid. That car had the worst reliability. Over the last several years, that car has broken down several times on the highway and was towed to the dealership each time.
The other issue is the Hyundai dealership in the Chicago suburbs always was promising to look at her car and would constantly give her a timeframe as to when the car would be fixed, and the dealership was never able to meet these timelines, this happened over and over. There were always delays when she was waiting to get her car back.
The Hyundai Dealership claimed that they fixed the car and then a few weeks or months later, the Sonata Hybrid would break down again, and would need to be towed back to the dealership. It would have been much better situation if Hyundai provided a complimentary car rental while the car was being serviced at the dealership, like a few other car manufacturers do, but Hyundai doesn't do this.
My sister-in-law finally had enough of this, and finally traded in that Sonata Hybrid for a Subaru. The Sonata Hybrid only had just under 125,000 miles on it at the time of trade-in.
I also have had a few other family members who have owned or currently own regular gas powered Hyundais, and all of those vehicles have proven to be very reliable. I still would not trust Hyundai's Hybrid technology.