At 250k miles in my 6 speed manual Acura TL I still can't justify upgrading til the engine or transmission fails me. Great looking car though.. I'll probably be in the market for another 6 speed by the time mine gets to 400k miles
Much enjoy your vehicle reviews ! I, for one, am never a fan of red interior seating - with the exception of an air-cooled Volkswagen Beetle ... Odd, I know, but hey ... Prost - Slainte' - Cheers !
It really all depends on your situation if you can deal with Hyundai engine replacement time wise and they give you a rental every time it happens then yeah it's worth saving the 15k
@@kevinftw16 I think you're thinking of Hyundai from 15 year ago. I'm sure Hondas are still more reliable in general but up to 150,000 Hyundai r probably the same nowadays.
@@warwid5419 are all valid points. However they don't really apply with such a large price difference. Especially for someone that actually wants to use their car and drive it, and not keep it as a garage Queen
@@joshpinchuk7061 Just seems like a lot of Hyundai's engines are blowing with less then 100k on them as long as it's under warranty I'd deal with it. Not hating on Hyundai's.. I have a 17 year old Azera with the 3.8 GDI engine 172k miles doesn't burn-leak a drop of anything and still runs - drives like new. I also have a 6 speed manual Acura TL for fun 250k miles still doesn't burn or leak a drop of oil. Certain Hyundai models from 2011 and up are crap.
Watching your face at the end was hilarious!
Nonstop smiling with this thing 😆
Came over from Redline Reviews.
Welcome!!
Another great video
Thank you much!
Love the R mode reaction. Classic.
It’s such a blast hahah
great review
Thank you!
You should add a startup/0-60 segment
Thats a good idea I was thinking about adding a startup part too!
At 250k miles in my 6 speed manual Acura TL I still can't justify upgrading til the engine or transmission fails me. Great looking car though.. I'll probably be in the market for another 6 speed by the time mine gets to 400k miles
That’s fair! The V6 makes it worth it
I really really wanted a Type R, however. I just really wish it had AWD. AWD makes living in Minnesota so much easier.
GR Corollaaaaaaaaa
@@BernonCars That came out after I bought a car. I do really like it. I ended up with a Kia Stinger GT
Much enjoy your vehicle reviews ! I, for one, am never a fan of red interior seating - with the exception of an air-cooled Volkswagen Beetle ... Odd, I know, but hey ... Prost - Slainte' - Cheers !
Thank you! That’s fair, sometimes it’s a lot!!
At $15,000 more than an Elantra N, can't really justify buying this thing.
It really all depends on your situation if you can deal with Hyundai engine replacement time wise and they give you a rental every time it happens then yeah it's worth saving the 15k
Lil faster, drives a lil better, WAY MORE PRETTY, better transmission, more reliable, rare and wow factor, less depreciation...
@@kevinftw16 I think you're thinking of Hyundai from 15 year ago. I'm sure Hondas are still more reliable in general but up to 150,000 Hyundai r probably the same nowadays.
@@warwid5419 are all valid points. However they don't really apply with such a large price difference. Especially for someone that actually wants to use their car and drive it, and not keep it as a garage Queen
@@joshpinchuk7061 Just seems like a lot of Hyundai's engines are blowing with less then 100k on them as long as it's under warranty I'd deal with it. Not hating on Hyundai's.. I have a 17 year old Azera with the 3.8 GDI engine 172k miles doesn't burn-leak a drop of anything and still runs - drives like new. I also have a 6 speed manual Acura TL for fun 250k miles still doesn't burn or leak a drop of oil. Certain Hyundai models from 2011 and up are crap.
Your shifting is too rough bro - just saying even the car telling you you are letting go too fast
Looking back I was definitely shifting very aggressively and that makes sense lol
Me having never driven a manual
Ah yes I see