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- In just 5 years, Farrah Haines drove her 2013 Elantra 1 million miles. But most digital odometers stop before 1 million. So we joined her when she hit her milestone and created something special to mark her achievement: The Million Mile Emblem.
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Scotty kilmer will not like this. 😁😁😁
All he does is make some noise... revup your engine
🤣
I'm agree
Maxwell Emmanuel w
“YUNDAY” 😂😂😂
What a cheap gift... You should give her a 2019 Hyundai Elantra for free... She just made you the best ad. =P
There might be more to the story...
@@hyundai Well there is, cause you gave her a new Elantra. Saw your channel. Also, I love your cars
@@mikeperez5567 That's great to hear! Do you currently own a Hyundai?
@@hyundai This is amazing! Good for you guys! My Fiancée and I own a Black 2011 Hyundai Elantra Limited with the 1.8 GDI. First year of this style of Elantra. I must say its been the most reliable car we have owned yet. it has 167,000 km's on it with absolutely zero mechanic failures. Not once has it left me or her on the side of the road. All I've done is change the brakes and engine oil every 5000km. Amazing cars and this video has reinforced my love for Hyundai. Thank you for your quality
Definitely just increased their sales.
"Give her a new Elantra! The 2018, not the 2019, though."
There's no reason to punish her.
David Morse czcams.com/video/twoJahPTjq4/video.html
TechKasco thank you
Yep, horrible redesign..
They arent that bad of a car anymore... most reliable second to Toyota. Chevrolet is third.
I know that; we've had Hyundais since our first 2000 Elantra, and now have a Soul. Very little trouble in 18 years.
Common hyundai give her a hyundai
They really should!
Why would Hyundai Corp give her a new Hyundai car when the claim of 1 million miles in 5 yrs is ridiculous? Check the math?
U still didn get it did ya.... Its all publicity stunt by hyundai ..... Common who drives a vehicle for million mile... simple maths 555 kms per day..... No 1 can achieve dis feat
@@HeresMyView What math?! Lmao, do we have same youtube comment analyst now?
Ankit, just to point out a correction. That's 877 km (not 555 km per day, or 548 X 1.6 km per mile), 24 hr a day. Impossible driving! Assumed she sleeps 7 hrs per day, 2 hrs for breakfast,lunch and dinner. 7- 8 hrs rest, gas fill up time, rest room, and prep, that leaves 7 - 8 hrs work/driving time per day (24 hrs - 16 hrs non driving). So her REQUIRED minimum speed is 125 kph (877/7 hrs driving) or 78 mph. No break down, no tire chg, no repairs, no maintenance service or traffic jam!!! Hyundai and her fool a lot of people. :) :)
I know her too and this isn't a lie. Congrats, Farrah!! And she did get a new car!!! :)
Hilarious!
What does she have now? Let me gues....
I LOVE high milage cars! I'm glad Hyundai made the club now! I knew it would happen one day!
Congratulations Farrah!
Isn't a lie? 555 miles everyday, 7 days a week for 5 years.. really ?
Mr. Commonsense lmao you probably drive a 98 shitbox chill.
Says the dealer.
I've met this lady and seen this car in person! Congratulations Ms. Haines!! :-)
I have a 2010 Sonata with 180,000 miles on it. I have replaced 2 starters, 1 alternator, the engine belt (not timing) and a set of rear wheel bearings. I have also replaced 3 sets of brakes and rotors, the first original set of brakes and rotors lasting 90,000 miles. I now use only ceramic pads and rotors to match for better brake life.
I still have the original spark plugs in the motor, original water pump, and original fuel pump. I change the oil every 10,000 miles with extended mileage oil and filter and this car does not burn a drop of oil in between oil changes. I have changed the anti freeze twice in 8 years and the transmission fluid every 30,000 as per Hyundai.
I must say I didn't care for this car when I bought it for a girlfriend who passed away shortly after the purchase of it, but it has won me over with the way it is built and impressed me with the lack of repairs needed to keep it on the road over the years.
I am an ASE master mechanic and have over 30 other certifications in many areas in my 33 years as a mechanic and service rep. this car was and still is truly amazing and well built.
where did you bury the body ? The police wanna have a word with you
Time to change those plugs. I just changed the ones on my 2011 Sonata at 165,000 and they were just about done.
@@hyundai I have a 2004 XG350 with 66,000 miles on it. The only time it was ever in the shop was to replace the lower engine support frame on a recall. Otherwise, I change the oil and brake pads myself. I bought it due to the 100,000-mile warranty when I was still selling real estate and at the time putting on a lot of miles. That changed when I retired. It is garage kept and looks as good as the day I bought it. Great car with plenty of more miles left on it.
Gene Carey, bought in 2004. That's 14 yrs ago with 66K miles driven. So, you drive only 4, 714 miles per yr. Or 13 miles per day. Sure, you can keep that car another 14 yrs. 😅😅😅.
@@HeresMyView Being retired now, I probably will since it gives me great service with no costly car payments and fewer new electronic gadgets that can go wrong. Who really needs backup cameras, lane sensors, stopping sensors, & big screen monitors to tell you when to turn to get to your destination? If people stay off their phones, pay attention to their driving, and look at a map before they leave home, all that stuff is unnecessary and just drives the cost up.
I have a 2011 Elantra i drove it for 560000 km and it's running like a champ💪
Any engine problem you had faced?
You take care of it, it takes care of you.
Well said!
That’s most cars though. Once owners neglect repairs they get what they deserve.
Until someone crashes into you😊
Absolutely right!!!
@@infinitegadget8137 😂😂😂😂
My 2009 Touring has over 250K miles on it....and still going strong with only regular maintenance, replacing tires and breaks.
This is my 3rd Hyundai and I tell everyone they are great.
what other models have you owned?
@@hyundai Gray 1990 Hyundai Excel and a Red 1997 Hyundai Accent
Hey I have a 2011 Hyundai Sonata with 153,000 miles on it. Almost 4 years since I bought it used with 106 k miles. Still going strong, everything original. Hyundais and KIAs are great cars.
to go 1 million miles in 5 years, averaging a very fast 50 miles an hour!!, you would have to drive 76 hours per week. And how would you even average that speed on deliveries?- does she throw parcels out the window to exclusively hiway addresses? I was waiting for them to say there were multiple drivers driving in shifts, but no. And at a 50mph average speed, her butt has been in that seat for 19,760 hours.
and if you change the average speed to a more realistic 25 mph, it's 152 hours a week (21.7 hours per day). Not really possible and certainly not safe or legal to drive that much per day professionally in many jurisdictions. There kinda has to be multiple drivers if this is true.
Hyundai USA lies
@@rmillers1 , Hyundai did not lie. The driver exaggerated and Hyundai capilized on it.
Exactly. I drive 24/7 too, but you have to sleep, eat, rest in between, so it averages 10-12k miles a month, which is 120-150 annually or over 2 million miles within 18 years of my driving. In order to drive 200k a year, you need to be on meth to drive without sleeping and eating. Impossible to get it done without serious stimulants, unless her car is driven by a few drivers.
@@hydraulics My average speed is almost always over 35mph on each tank, and that includes city driving. If you drive on mostly highway youre going to average a lot higher than 25mph. I agree it still sounds pretty ridiculous but there is no way someone who delivers auto parts will average mileage that low. There is a commercial repair company that services my workplace with drivers that cover 3 states. When Ive talked to the technician he told me he will literally drive across states on a daily basis. It sounds like she is in commercial delivery for small parts, very much the same type of deal. You have an extremely large service area.
“So we went to Michael’s, and bought her a gold ‘1’ and ‘M’ , and ordered her this sick license plate bracket on Etsy. “
They made it, you could see them making it in the video lol
Lol
And gave her a new Elantra too, so.......
@@ELGlueckert The new video where they said they gave her a new car posted yesterday, I made this comment almost two weeks ago, so........
😂😂😂
Im on my third Hyundai Myself, a 2017 Hyundai Elantra, and I love it! I had the 2013. I think the 2017 is even better built. Common Hyundai, give her a new car!!!
What are some of your favorite features?
She did get a new car.
Are you guys related? Farrah... ferris.. farrah ferris?
Danm that's allot of driving. My KIA Forte is currently at 150k miles and plan to take it to at least 350k miles. But now this video makes me want to take it to 500m miles..lol
Makes me feel silly for trading in my Mazda at 126k 😅
Why not make yours last the whole million and skip paying for a whole new car 500k sooner than you have to? Lol
Is this Farrah Haines’ million mile Elantra?
So that's the trick. Your name must be Farrah or Farah....
Matt Farrah Haines one million mile Lexyundai
Erik S lol
Lmao
Dang.. all she got was a license frame and a stupidass logo? I was expecting them to give her a new Elantra lol. In Some states, that license frame is illegal, you can get pull over for that
That’s what I thought. Like Toyota gave the guy with a million mile truck a brand new truck. Hyundai is like here’s a stupid 1M badge and a license plate cover that can be illegal in some states.
Hahahaha, me too, I was specting a new car.
@@thedailytalk7089 They did in a later video czcams.com/video/twoJahPTjq4/video.html
She did get a new vehicle. It’s in another video.
TheDailyTalk toyota took the mans truck for research, they let the lady keep hers...AND gave her a new one...plus a license plate frame and a SPECIAL odometer that can surpass 1M.
that's good for me
besides, why do they owe you anything? if your car went 1M before the car broke you got your moneys worth, why make a deal out of who treated their "special" customer better?
I salute this woman for working this hard and taking care of her car so well. Hyundai should really really gift her a brand new Santa Fe. She 100% deserves that. Come on Hyundai, guys show some respect
They did.
@@michaellim4165 not a Santa Fe though.
@@silentrefusal9911 You tedious bellend.
I have my 2012 Hyundai Elantra with 160K miles and still running like a champ . All the maintenance that was done I did myself which includes: Shock Strut upgrades, Sway bars, tie rod ends, CV axles, ignition Coils, racing wheels, crank and camshaft sensors, and engine/transmission mounts. Parts were cheap and easy to get, working on the car is simple and straightforward. There was no major maintenance ever done to the engine thanks to keeping up with the usual routine maintenance. I love the country of South Korea and love their Hyundai’s. 🇰🇷
Anyone else think of the Married With Children episode? Dodge offered to give Al a new Dodge Viper if they film his Dodge go over the mark.
All of my Hyundais have been excellent!!my first car was a 1988 excel, & yes it was very dependable! my 1991 Sonata made it to 280k before I traded it(still miss that car!) I have owned about 15 Hyundais and never been stranded with any of them.. current 2012 Elantra touring has 180k miles and still runs like brand new, shifts perfect-does not burn any oil... anyone questioning Hyundai/Kia reliability I can tell you first hand they are very good!
I turned 200,000 on my 2006 Tucson earlier this week. The only big problem has been the lack of wheel alignment for the rear wheels which has caused frequent new tire purchases.
We need proof that she drove 200K miles every year. Sounds to Good to be true.
I know she did , she works 6 days a week and works long days. She is my sister in law
My GorJess Life, that's why it is even harder to believe b/cos she's your sister in law. It is not an impartial judgement. It becomes bias.
548 miles a day X 365= 200,020 miles a year. For 5 years straight to ge to 1 million miles. The math does not add up.
Jessica Thomas, again I repeat. Dividing by days means she drive 24 hrs a day. Impossible. Deduct the non- driving hrs, then divide by total hrs of driving. That will increase the speed with less hrs and shorter time to achieve 1 million miles. And, she drives only 6 days a week, deduct 52 days for a yr (52 weeks a yr), assuming no holidays (labor day, Thanksgiving, X-mas, new yr, sick day, etc). This makes it harder to get 1M miles.
@@jessicathomas3990 its almost 2019, so its 5yrs and a couple of months.
I love my 2015 Hyundai Elantra!!! I bought it used last year. I'm the fourth or fifth owner! I love it so much ❤️ Thank you, Hyundai (I could just cry 👾)
I have a 2014 hyundai elantra taxi, the engine and the box are standard, I have not repaired it, it still has 1,000,050
Hello,, i want to ask how many miles your car now have? Thank you.
Is the battering ram for pushing the grannies off the road? If you're going to drive 548 miles a day you need to maintain 45 MPH or you'll be driving for over 12 hours
I did 500 miles, in 24 hours, on an Enterprise rental and they were shocked and I was TIRED. I couldn't imagine doing that every day.
@Ron Krzaczyk You're an Animal. (Forgot to mention I rocked out to JP in the middle of the trip)
You dont have to drive every day... you could just drive long distance
My 2018 Elantra has 184,000 miles , bought it new I’m a Taxi driver from Puerto Rico no complaints love my car and I’m thinking about buying the new one next year
This is not Matt Farrah’s million mile Lexus...
I am an elementary school student who likes Hyundai cars in Korea. Hyundai America! Great!
Which Hyundai is your favorite?
@@goldengod5915 2011 SONATA :)
@@DIY태웅 Ah yeah, those are very nice. I would get one with the GDi motor that makes the most power though, and maybe a manual gearbox if I could find it.
@@wd4958 영어못해서 번역기썼는데 불만인가요?
@@wd4958 왜웃죠...ㅎ영어못해서 열심히공부중인데..ㅎ
I have a 2013 Elantra with 99000 miles on it....had it for almost five years now.....they r reliable vehicles ....but this 1000000 miles in 5 years is impossible.....who can drive 555 miles a day 7 days a week.....by the way am a trucker and I don't drive that many miles a day.
How is it impossible. 200, 000 a year if she drives 6 days a week is 641.02 miles a day. Going 70 mph that can be done in a little over 9 hours. But here in Kansas and Missouri the speed limit is faster and she works longer than 9 hours a day. I know this because she is my Sister in law. Stick to truck driving , not math
Sorry but she have to drive at least 555 a day not a week to reach that.....let's do 30 or 31 ( a month) ×12 , a year......then multiple by 5 years as Hyundai said......which is about 1800 days......then devide the 1000000 by that.......again its impossible. Nobody put more miles like a trucker .we drive up to 11 hrs a day doing 65 to 75 mph. And the most we put on is 3 to 4 k miles a week. By the way am a college drop off......and this is not even a middle school math.......not all truck drivers are illiterate....is just that it pays more to be a trucker.....thanks for the advise though am staying in my trucking.
My GorJess Life, using your stats to drive 641 miles in 9 hrs, contant speed is 71 mph. Including the minute you turn on the engine, the car's speed must be 71 mph. If less, then it cannot be done in 9 hrs. So what kind of car starts at 71 mph when you start the engine. Defintely it takes more than 9 hrs. Which means less sleep and less time to rest, and other non-driving hrs. Can't be done in 5 yrs to reach 1 million miles.
I drove to LA from DC in 2 and a half days. There are crazy people who never get tired behind the wheel.
abdikadir bakari eh. I know some truckers that drive 3,000 miles a week so it’s attainable
Love my 2013 Genesis Coupe. The thing is solid and I get so many compliments on it. Great car.
what kind of repairs were made. engine, etc. love my 08 2.7 santa fe. thinking of getting new one.
I just bought a new 2018 Elantra... Love it.
What did you name your Elantra?
@@hyundai Elantra ? Haha
The new Elantra is very unreliable as it's no longer built in Korea but now assembled in Mexico new kia plant go research.
me too
Well I love my 2018 Hyundai Elantra GT hatchback. It's been a wonderful vehicle not one issue no squeaks or rattles, the build quality is really excellent. I believe my next vehicle will be a Genesis G80 can't wait to buy that one.
My 2010 base model elantra has 240k kilometers and i've had no major trouble at all. Just the average stuff. Keep making great cars!
We've owned 3 Hyundai cars. 2 Sonatas and 1 Elantra. All excellent. Getting ready for a new Tuscon in 2019 (2020 model). Great family cars with excellent technology, safe, good pickup, gas mileage and comfort. Love them!
When did you purchase your first Hyundai?
That is 8 hours of driving @ 70 mph, every day, 7 days a week, for 5 long years. I am not sure if this is a real fact or a marketing gimmick.
You dont have to drive every day... you could just take really long trips. Your looking at it wrong. You could go coast to coast and make stops along the way.
@@andybub45 lol why would be a job to take you coast to coast on an Elantra. It is not a truck buddy. It is a nonsense
I work with her it's legit were couriers
2011 sonata 345000 km still runs and looks like new. Long way from a million miles but still happy. Its been a great car.
I started with the Elantra years ago and now I drive my second Sonata love my Car thanks.
How many miles do you have on your current car?
I love Hyundai for many reasons and this is one of them!
Doug the type of guy to...
Wait wrong channel
Josh Halterman lmao 🤣🤣🤣
Makes me really comfortable about buying my new Kona 😎
You won't regret your decision.
It’s quite amazing that she has driven so many miles in an ICE car without it breaking down.
My old Nissan Qashqai had so many problems. Omg. Sold it at 200 000km. Costed me about 10k in parts in 2 years.
Now i have an Leaf, 114 000km driven, the only change so far? Brakes and new wintertires this year. Saving about 5k a year also in gas and tolls alone.
Whoohhhh..i love this video...just boosted my confidence on driving my hyundai ionic for uber lyft bout 60K a year....im excited to hit 1M in 10 yrs haha thanks hyundai...btw...i want one of those 1M emblem or plate frame too from hyundai....oh yehh and of curz why not a new ionic down the road hehe
So much for my plan to drive my car until the wheels fall off... I'll be stuck in my 2014 Elantra forever😭😭
Lol, our 2013 needs a new engine at 97k 😂
here I am with 56k miles and my 2018 Elantra almost didn't start this evening. At 80k miles my 2014 Hyundai Tucson started having electrical problems.
I drive 2012 Elantra 184000 km without any problem. It is an amazing, beautiful car, who I absolutely adore.
It's great to hear how happy you are with your Elantra!
THATS GREAT!! which engine it has? 1.6?
I'm the only one here who is interested in what engine she had under the hood?
me too
"factory drivetrain"
By the badging and year it'd be a port injected 1.8.
Fix your odometer Hyaundi !!! LOL
Id love to see the repairs and maintenance done to keep it on the road.
Wow This Women is GOD LEVEL…i am very proud of having HYUNDAI ACCENT (verna) in india..congratulations ma’am 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻…love HYUNDAI❤❤
My sister has a Hyundai and iam impressed with how tough that car is. Its probabley got over 250,000 by now . It had around 170,000 when I drove it and it was tight and responsive.
Time for manufacturer to make the odometer 7 digits.
w23857980 not Chrysler
@@vegjeezy17 why not?
Miguel Sanchez no Chrysler products will ever make it past 80k
My Dodge hit 100,000 miles on April 28, 1995. It's now at 340,382 miles. Original drivetrain. Should I just get rid of it now?
Miguel Sanchez yes that would be ideal
Wow. She'll be burnt out soon. During my peak courier/route driving career I averaged 120,000 miles a year. And yes, that was 7 days a week, 10-12 hours a day, sometimes longer. Three Chrysler minivans and put 500,000+ on each. Now I have a 2011 Elantra touring with 85,000. But yeah, she should be awarded a new car with free oil changes.
Not many people know about us contract couriers, I have a rural route that puts 100000 miles a year on my kia soul, her mileage could definitely be achieved. Kudos to hyundai usa on the nu engine and the 6 speed auto that's in these cars as well as in my soul 300000 miles on my soul will be chasing that 1 million mile mark.
I bought myself a new 2018 Elantra SEL. I loved my car for its style, comfort, and features, but it was full of problems right from the start with the engine, transmission, and suspension. It was a nightmare because neither of the two local Hyundai dealerships was much help to resolve any of the issues. So after 3yrs of ongoing problems and multiple failed attempts to get them to fix it, I sold it. The car had just 25k miles on it.
Yes, I have had Hyundai's since 1980. Every hundred thousand miles, I replace them. My current Hyundai is an Accent 2013 and it has 20,000 miles on it. I have had the Transmission replaced in my first one at 890 miles, by the car dealer...So, even since then, I still think they are the best car for the money in America!!!
Катализатор удаляли?
Мотор и коробку в данном автомобиле ремонтировали вместе с заменой катализатора после 500 тыс.км, ходовую перебирали полностью более 3-х раз! Это известный с штатах автомобиль, про него много писали!
@@avtorv не верю, что на данном автомобиле не меняли хоть раз, а то 3 коробку и мотор. Есть основания полагать, что это ложь.
Ага, 876 км ежедневно, ну мягко говоря попахивает пиздежом
@@DmitryIvanov27 даже не попахивает...а воняет!
@@Almost027 возможно их чинили более чем 1 раз, информации об этом нет, а живые Elantra MD c ГБО с пробегом в 522.000 км я встречал лично, вот ссылка: www.drive2.ru/l/497380853450539384/
so it is like a ... 900 km per day ? so when you will drive 90km/h you will spend ten hours from day by DAILY driving over five years, every fifteenth day for oil change, new tires every month ? ... come on chaps ... really !
I know Farrah. She drives 10-12 hours a day. She has a standing appointment for an oil change every other Saturday.
John Anderson, not just oil chg. Look at the maintenance schedule. Tires every 30 - 40K miles, transmission oil every 30K miles, drive belt 60K miles, spark plugs 110K miles, coolant 60K miles, brakes 40K, brake flush 60K, air filter 15K, cam sensor 100K, refill PSF, brake fluid, engine oil, coolant, replace starter, alternator, suspensipn system, etc. These takes time. Not just straight 10 -12 hrs drive, no sleep, rest, and prep time. She cannot function properly with very little sleep n rest.
oil must will be changed after 400 hours work engine (if use oil 5w40 API A3/B4 ). so when you will drive 90 km/h , next change oil after 40 day
@@andersonautomotive So what is she doing? She deliver stuff ordered by people in remote areas of USA? But in this car?
@@Saeglopur89 She delivers auto parts to me and a lot of other shops, and she delivers medical supplies for patients who are under hospice care at home. All in Kansas City and surrounding areas.
My first Elantra (a 2002) had 364K when I traded it in. My second Elantra had over 200K and I just traded it in on a 2021 Elantra so between the first 2 I got half way there :)
I am the original owner of a 2017 Elantra shale gray color, and equipped with both pop and tech packages. Just turned 58.000 miles. It has been absolutely flawless, It's a southern California car, so AC is on about 5 months of the year. Still blowing very cold. Everything works like new. I take very good care of my vehicles, 3000 mile oil changes, and I have already had the transmission fluid changed. Thanks Hyundai for making such a nice, comfortable, smooth ride, I still like it very much. Who knows, maybe I'll get one of those MILLION MILE ODOMETERS TOO!!
You're on your way! Thanks for taking such great care of your Elantra. 🙌
3000 miles oil changes is so old school! You are wasting your money! Just do 6000 mile FULL synthetic oil and OEM filter and your Elantra will last just ask long! Remember also to drain and refill (NEVER flush) the transmission fluid every 40000 miles or so!
888 км в день? Либо она курит что,то, либо компания Хуньдай
при средней скорости 60км/час - 15 часов в день, без остановок, обедов и т.д., каждый день в течении 5-и лет? фейк 100%
Absolutely!
Let's be real here there's no way that's the original engine
There's a high chance it is
@@zynex9250 i work for Hyundai and their engines do not last long....
@@BirdBoundENT i have a 2015 elantra and got the recall for the 2.0 engine. Its now covered for 10 years. If it blows is hyundai annoying to deal with ? Will they ask for all oil receipts / try to do anything to get out of replacing it ??
I only hear ticking when its cold out
@@bigjohn2241 just make sure you got all your oil change records and it should be covered
@@BirdBoundENT thx man
Wow well that makes me feel a lot better about my car lol. 2013 Hyundai Elantra GLS/Limited. Just had the engine replaced due to a mechanic error. Long story short he forgot to tighten my oil plug all the way. In the end they paid for everything and I just got my baby back. Only has 63,430 miles on it. Plan on taking to Alaska this October so I’m getting her ready more than ever. This video def help me out!
I just hit 167,000 miles on my 2011 Sonata. I bought it in October 2010. I change the oil every 10K miles. I just changed the spark plugs at 165,000. Still has the original brake pads and rotors. The transmission had an issue at 5K Miles and was replaced by Hyundia since then, I have had to replace the starter, transmission sensor and steering wheel coupler. Everything else is working fine. I am planning on running her until the tires fall off.
In terms of repair history, that's quite good for 167k miles on a car that cost thousands less than a Corolla or Civic. I'd be pleased with that if it were me.
I bought a new 2012 Hyundai Elantra in 2011. I work at a college, and commute 110 miles daily to work. I’m at 227,000 miles right now. My goal was 300K, May strive for 500K now.
I’m supposed to get a gas card every year, because originally they advertised this car would get 40mpg, but it doesn’t. I get about 32mpg.
They quit sending me the gas cards for some reason??
Check with a Hyundai dealership. They will reissue the thing. You have to keep them updated on the miles. You are being compensated for miles you've driven. You are still driving a 40 MPG car.
Have you tried ethanol free gas? I go 65mph on the highway with cruise control on and I get 40-42mpgs. Just depends on traffic. This is in a Subaru crosstrek.
40 mpg is a bit of stretch for sure but 32mpg is a bit low for sure. Are you sure you got everything right sich as tire pressure and the right type of engine oil? If you drive at 60mph you should get 35mpg at least. In order to get get 40mpg you have to drive at a constant speed of 55mph and tire pressure maxed and windows down and no aircon
bon bon I drive 80 on the interstate
My 2012 Hyundai Elantra-I just put my 4th set of tires on my Elantra. The Michelin Defender is the best tire for this car, I get 50-80K miles out of a set. Plus I use Mobil 1 full synthetic high mileage 5W 20
Change the oil every 7,500 miles.
Have only had to replace the battery on this car so far. I’ve got 228K miles.
It’s been a great car for me!
okay, that's pretty fricken amazing!!!!
TOP too much! Beyond beautiful is sturdy. I bought an Elantra of these here in Brazil. Congratulations to Hyundai Motor!
Absolutely incredible. Hopefully my 17 santa fe makes it that far.
How many miles do you have on your Santa Fe?
No way has that done 1 million, doesn't even look as if it's done 100k!!
Jakoś w to nie wierzę.
888km dziennie przez 5 lat, 7 dni w tygodniu i jeszcze na fabrycznym silniku. Wysoce wątpliwe.
Zwykła ściema dla amerykanów żeby pobiegli do salonów.
AlojzyDupa kierowcy tirów robią ok. 800 km dziennie, (od tego raz na 2 tygodnie odejmij w sumie 3 dni obowiązkowej pauzy), busiarze więcej, bo nie mają tacho. Ale to co ich łączy to to że mieszkają w kabinie, a ta babka niby pije kawę w domku i wychodzi do pracy...
I have a 2020 Elantra SEL and it runs like a beast. Love the car. I just hit 19K the other day on it
Congratulations 👏 We're sure you've made plenty of great memories with your Elantra. Do you have a favorite?
I have a 2020 Hyundai Elantra. Got over 67,000 on it. Only complaint I had was the transmission which was replaced around 6,000 miles. Car is pretty good though. I plan on driving it until it can’t drive no more
I read this on the news. She received a brand new Elantra as an reward.
i have 2013 ford focus with 84k miles, and its engine and gear sometimes goes quite unstable....i think i should replace that with hyundai or kia....btw, i was expecting that hyundai will give her new elantra or better brand new cars lol
It sounds like a new Hyundai is in your future...
Minhyung Kim they did give her a new ride. It’s in another video.
she's a total liar and bs'r, don't expect me to believe she drives and spends over $20,000 miles per year in gas, that's ridiculous and I think this is a made up story.
I think it is just phisically impossible to drive 550 miles EVERY day for 5 years. Not to mention not a single engine or gearbox replacement. Seems like just a commercial to make you buy a hyundai. Laaaame.
I know Farrah, and it's not made up.
Almost027, look at the car maintenance schedule. It stops at approximately 260K miles. Of cos you can continue pass 260K but deteriorations begin to take over.
I got my hyundai tucson this past march and ive passed 20,000 miles.
You do realize that the company she works for probably reimburses her for the gas?
I wish they showed the part where she mentioned she had to do oil changes and maintenance every 2 weeks just cause she drove so much and shows you keeping up with your oil changes will keep your car going for so long
Just wonderful!!!
Its all publicity stunt by hyundai ..... Common who drives a vehicle for million mile... simple maths 555 kms per day..... No 1 can achieve dis feat... Only robot can do it
it's 1.600.000km in 5 years. 5 years is 1825 days. 1.600.000 / 1825 = 876km a day. Not possible as I don't believe for a second she would drive every single day. We all get sick or have other commitments not to mention the car would def spend some time in service.
@@ritchma3911 ya true
even truck drivers don’t drive that much!!! so i m sure its a lie!
truck drivers do make 1 million miles Ive seen drivers do 2 million also, the down fall is if you have an accident you start all over so basically they are safety miles with no accidents
Saul Villareal i meant in that period
I got a 2013 Elantra with 112k miles on it, unfortunately the previous owner didn't really keep up with the transmission fluid changes so I just gotta hope it lasts as long as possible before I can get a newer one
I have 2015 elantra my forst car, i never wanna sell it and it crossed 200,000 recently. I hope i can keep it forever without any serious maintenance..
Bullshito
I have a 2013 Elantra Limited with only 31k miles on it. I bought it May 2012 so have had it 6 1/2 years. Love the car. Looks like with only 31k miles over 6 1/2 years, I can probably drive it another 50 years! LOL
You have many more years with your Elantra!
i have previous gen(2007) with 240k miles. i beat da hell out of it too thinking i would just get rid of it after warranty is over. but then it just kept going and going. it' my beater now, but i want to keep her as long as she runs. it's the most reliable car i've owned.
What kind of oil you use ?
I love Hyundai Elantra 😍 the best thanks Hyundai thanks
Wow that's awesome. How many times did you have to blast the air intake valves with walnut media to clean out the carbon build up from the GDI engine or what ever aggressive chemical used without damaging the catylitic converter? I own a GDI engine also and I would love to know.
GDI is a faulty technology. Manufacturers have since realized this and either gone back to MPI or dual injection using both GDI and MPI, which cleans the carbon build up.
I loved these cars their so just so reliable if you take care of them
Any car can reach 1 mill, as long you do maintenance as it says in the owners manual. Changing the oil every 3,000 or 5,000 miles (depending how you drive the car) check the transmission fluid every 10,000 miles ( I do it on my cars to keep the trans healthy). And if you are committed to the car garage it.
Change oil every journey
What about the original 3.3 lambada leaks will those ever be covered by warranty cause several alternator failures
I have a 2015 hyundai elantra I purchased it at 19k miles I currently have over 100k miles on it but I love it dearly me and my elantra has been through alot from traveling to Chicago to Miami to DC to New Orleans Atlanta numerous of time's and i still have alot more traveling to do I'm not trading it till 200k+
I have the same year car I bought it with 35000 mi on it 5 years ago. It has 171,000 miles on it currently. The only thing I've ever places is a steering arm and an alternator. Not even the alternator belt. I ordered one but it never came and the belt still looks good.
May have to consider myself a Hyundai. Been turned off for a bit after working for a Hyundai dealer and seeing how many engines get replaced on a weekly basis. But they're pretty comfy despite the odor new ones have. Almost like an old folks home. Time to look for a manual Elantra.
Even averaging 70 mph that’s nearly 8 hours of driving every single day for 5 years. The fact that she did that is more impressive than the car hitting a million miles.
i had a chevrolet vectra, i rode 800 thousand miles and it looked original, the secret is to take care of the car
I love my Hyundai Elantra 2016 very reliable car
Is it with the GDI engine or the Atkinson cycle one?
My wife drives the 2012 Hyundai Equus and she wouldn't trade it for a BMW or Audi but she might possibly take a Mercedes. Fortunately she would rather have an incredible car and NOT have to pay over 100k for it. The only thing that we don't like about it is that its front tires are a different size than the back tires and the tires that are meant to go on her car only last around 30k miles. Other than that, this luxury Hyundai is AWESOME.
Same with my 2010 Genesis coupoe. You cannot roate the tires and I use ultra high performance (soft) tires that handle well but wear quickly. But, it's a great car and it has 105K miles on it ...so far.
We leased a Special value 2017 total $220 month 15,000 per yr and no tires have to be replaced! sm dents OK but we are under miles and perfect cond. Best second car ever
What was your first car?
My 2010 Toyota Camry LE has 178,000 original miles. The same 2AR-FE Original engine is still in it. Nothing has had to be done to the engine at all so far. Brakes and tires seem to be needed for care like having to replace the brakes a few times, tires not as much. The car is in good shape it can easily go to 3-400,000 miles. Gets every 5,000 mile oil changes and don’t burn oil either. Had to replace 2 tire inflation pressure sensors in my back tires but got them rotated and balanced recently and my car drives perfectly. No shaking or anything for 178,000 miles. Interior is spotless and isn’t dirty. Seats are in great condition and everything mechanical works, and power functions work, A/C is ice cold still. Cruise control work. Steering wheel audio controls work, horn works, center display works, clock works, radio is good. Nothing has had to be replaced or worked on with the interior. But other than the brakes and tires it’s normal wear and tear but I plan on keeping my Camry for a long time. My Camry is just as good as a Hyundai because Toyota’s were made to last just as well. My Camry is required to have synthetic oil as well.
Awesome 👏✊👍 reliability of hyundai......
This wasn't the first hyundai to reach over 1m miles it is also the first hyundai to reach over 150k miles!