Don't BUY a Hybrid yet - Hyundai’s Next-Gen Technology will DISRUPT the market...
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2024
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Hybrids are better than ever but hold on... Hyundai will be launching a more scalable, powerful, and efficient #HEV technology soon. Here's the latest!
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Toyota just made a $34 billion net profit. They are the best in automotive manufacturing and they invest profits wisely. I would say Toyota is a 5.0 and Hyundai is a 3.0 in pickleball terms. Cheers
thanks to weak yen🤣
If you're going to buy a Hybrid Toyota is the way to go
LMAO good joke
I agree I'm just on my 3 hybrid. Two Prius and one 2024 Camry. And about to get the the 2025 since it's basically the same thing just with more HP and better handling and smooth ride quality.
@@MAGA-yg7opwho tf is better?
@@GIME5528better one is the one you like
@@kromahj that isn’t how that works. I don’t like bmw but they are probably the best sports cars in the world.
Competition is a good thing, I didn't know Elantra gets 65 mpg
hence I can't wait. New gen of elantra hybrid will have better MPG which will make toyota fanboy hate more on Korean brand because they know Korean brand is improving and after Toyota. Anyway, just hoping new gen of hyundai hybrid will knock down all hybrid car price.
I have made 70 mpg trips in my '24 Corolla hybrid, 65 is not that impressive.
@@darkrulier sorry my best elantra hybrid record currently is 69MPG with 50ish miles on a trip. Doubt corolla can make that 70mpg in long trip lol. Let me guess, 70 mpg in few miles of city drive? It is pretty much tested from many sources alrdy that Prius and Elantra has better mpg than corolla hybrid.
@@wulongchai 30 something mile trip that I do daily for my commute and it is about half city and half highway.
Hyundai is unreliable. I have a Hyundai mechanic friend. He won't buy another.
Make the Hyundai sedans not look like fish and you might get some more sales.
Yeah, their styling is really hit or miss, Genesis needs it's own styling also and move away from looking like a Bently knockoff.
Same with hammerhead Toyota and lobster crab claw honda
@@Tigerex966Well, it’s working for Toyota and Honda. But Hyundai is lagging so it must be really hideous.
@@mrgurulittle7000 true i really wish the asian companies would stop choosing sea food and animals as a basis for their front and rear designs particularly the headlights taillights.
We usually give Honda and toyota a pass because they have a tradition of high quality and reliability, so we overlook the honda cross tour rear window side humpdesign on all of their designs the last few decades tne Hyundai derived mix match chrome up black down window surrounds Japanese folding angular paper designs.
Latest audi wanna be accord is a snooze fest.
Honda refuses to give most hondas projector beams.
Push button gear shift is cheap looking and a traditional lever is so much better bring back the tuning knobs and safety spare tires cost cutting fix a flat is a joke and safety risk.
They wilk happily sell you the so are out fir $500.
Lime ape taking away the headphone jack usb ports s s card slots upgradeable ram ssd to sell you one separately...seriously with no price cut for deleting what was standard for decades.
4:00 Honda has it on the European Fit/Jazz with a 1.5.
It shouldn't be a problem to scale it, you just have to increase the E-Motor sizes.
Not gonna lie. I loved my 22 Tucson hybrid. Turbo 4 was just enough grunt around town and on the highway.
It’s a real shame that genesis never had a full hybrid. They prob would sell more cars. I like the genesis line.
Solid reliability over 18 months and 54k miles. However, Hyundai does have some questionable reliability on some models.
I bet it will be done in the new plant they're adding in Montgomery, Alabama.
Here come the "I wouldn't buy a Hyundai" crowd. 😂
I'd buy a donkey before a Hyundai.
@BrianEugeneLee-xq2hy🙄🙄
@@righteousone1I'm sure you would have sex with one too.
@@righteousone1 you probably did buy a donkey in contrast .. just joking .. all cars are pretty nice now if truth be known.
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I would be excited to see Nero or Kona as a hybrid, again, with some better power. 4 wheel drive would be a cherry on top.
You should do a video on epower.. It's such a fascinating take on hybrids. More like an electric car with a built in generator. If they could update their motors to be more powerful and more fuel efficient they'd have a hit here in the States and lots of motors are smaller lighter more powerful and more efficient than they were a few years ago
My 2019 Niro Touring [18" wheels] averages low 50s' during warmer months and has been very reliable with 57k miles. even the tires are original and map updates are free and HK system works perfectly.
I'm a MAZDA FANBOY and more important to me is the sporty aspect of driving than Hybrids. But I also own a Ninja 650 and CBR 650, and the Ninja gets about 60mpg and the CBR gets about 55. It only costs about $12 to fill both tanks w/ premium. (if I were to get a Hybrid, it would be LEXUS/TOYOTA...ALL DAY LONG) 🏍🏍
Type s and type r should have a eawd hybrid version to help speed and handling more along with the new prelude/integrated coupe
nice, wait for new gen hyundai hybrid. I see it from Kirik's video.
My son (who lives in PA) gets 60mpg from his Hyundai IONIQ hybrid
That thumbnail car angle looks like a Back to the Future reboot
What a lot of people don't know is that Ford and Toyota co-developed hybrids and share patents. Ford is not being "allowed" to use Toytoa tech. Toyota seldom does anything by itself.
I’m gonna have to see receipt. Fjord wanted hybrids, partnered with them. Saw the tech… Ditched Toyota partnership and said we’ll do our own hybrids. Stealing?
Never heard Detroit has any hybrid founding patent….
Hell yah! 2025 K4 hatch back with hybird power. Sold!
Right!?
Toyota execs: LMAO
@@KirkKreifels how come elantra hybrid can give more mpg than prius and insight with efficient driving
@@ouch9326 i can approve that is correct. My family owns Prius while I have elantra hybrid. My elantra hybrid beats out Prius by alot. I have nearly 69 MPG on a 50ish miles run which is alot higher than sticker MPG. Prius on the other hand, I already know MPG will be under the sticker MPG. The situation will be different when in busy city heavy traffic light tho. Prius will be better than Elantra in that situation. Less traffic city & free way (elantra hybrid>prius), busy heavy traffic city (Prius>elantra hybrid)
@@ouch9326because 1 is noticeably more enjoyable to drive.
we cannot trust kia or hyundai. What are they leaving out now that every single other car has?
Would you mind buying one, then let us know?
yes please dont trust and buy them lololololololol and because of you guys Hyundai Motor Group became top 3 motor group for your dedication 😅
@@diabolic11Not a big deal. Toyota is many times bigger than those trash brands.
I agree. They probably cut some corner to save costs while trying to charge as much as Toyota or Honda.
Its time for the second generation of hybrids and EV s with optional gas range extenders and plug-ins hybrids with 200 mile EV range.
Unless Hyundai/Kia is moving away from their current hybrid system (which still includes a torque converter or a clutch, depending on the transmission), I will stick with the much simpler planetary-power-split system that Toyota has employed for decades. I have driven both Hyundai's (2020 Ioniq) and Toyota's (2022 Corolla & 2023 RAV4) hybrids, and I can tell you for certain that Toyota's is much simpler to operate and more efficient.
It doesn't look like Hyundai's technology is going to be next-gen, it's just going to be the similar, but with a different engine. It's not terrible, but not good enough to disrupt the market.
The only consern I have is the reliability of the Hyundai powertrain so will stick to Honda and Toyota. Over here in Europe Hyundai have also started to close down dealerships to just be online..
There are no plans to improve the EV with shorter down times and long range. Despite the fact that my jaguar XJL provides me with a range of 570 miles, Hybrids are also great cars and would definitely take one over an EV any day.
It’s too bad they won’t make another K5 likely, a hybrid wagon would go crazy
Hyundai/Genesis need 300, 400 and 500 hp hybrids imo
How reliable is current Hyundai hybrid? I hear about their gas engines but not their hybrids.
We need a small retro looking 4dr hatch hybrid! With 4 wheel drive as an option!
I agree !! more fun small cars . families don't need 2 suv's
I keep hearing that Hybrid will built in GA factory but Hyundai should fire the person who said that. Hyundai should keep GA factory as EV specific factory. Also I am not sure Korean union will approve building hybrid cars in GA. EV3 will be expected to price at 30-38k and with tax credit, it might be very similar price with hybrid cars. Why don’t they produce more ev3 instead of hybrid?
I'd like to see a 2025 Kicks hybrid. It needs more than 140hp!!
Is Honda collapsing in sales or can you show the difficulties and problem they are suffering
How reliable is the new Santa Fe hybrid in your opinion?
Only time will tell
It will be miles more reliable than their other engine offering because the non-hybrid comes with that stupid racing wet dual clutch transmission that has been nothing but unreliable in all their models.... the hybrid for the Santa Fe is the same hybrid system with only some tweaks from their previous Santa Fe so it's a couple years old and also it has a traditional automatic transmission it won't be as reliable as any of the Toyota hybrids but it shouldn't be a slouch and they have that 100,000 Mi warranty 10 year warranty on the battery hybrid
I would easily pick the SF HEV over the turbo. Far more efficient and reliable.
Hyundai's reliability is a joke.
@@KirkKreifelsMy understanding is the SF hybrid is a turbo hybrid, using a 1.6 liter with a turbo and a hybrid with a DCT.
Hybrid is the way to go
Kirk - Love your work but how can we trust Hyundai/Kia? The term Kia Boys says enough about their care for the customer. Sad but true.
That’s more on the law makers to mandate immobilisers on cars after a certain date. Hyundai just complied in the most malicious sense and the customer ended up footing the damages.
If Tesla was "SMART" they would introduce a model 3 and Y Hybrid that could get 75-100 miles per gallon AVERAGE with large battery, MEDIUM TO LARGE GAS TANK, WE ARE TALKING UO TO A 1000 MILE RANGE, that can easily be serviced and the battery replaced for less than a new home mortgage.
Go right after Prius civic camry accord crv rav 4.
With more power speed ev range mpg and eventually a plug-in version.
And evetually match their quality workmanship and reliability.
And an optional after purchase-small safe gas range extender for their trunk on newer cars or rear storage area.
This should power the batteries for 100 it 200 or more miles 2 _4 gallons like the bmw i3 for apartment dwellers.
By betting everything on ev only, Tesla has lost its edge.
Their stock would skyrocket if Tesla had the hybrid cars plugins cars and gas range extender options for older or newer cards ready to go.;
but Elon and climate extremists EV only is the only option to save the earth from carbon destruction sales lie has his hands tied.
This is like masks and vaccines and lockdown only when there were plenty of great alternatives banned frowned on lied about to push a controlling narrative.
As long as they are electric powered which is better control and better posture better torque better power and overall better reliable. With motors + generator the way to go. Dual mode direct and electric motor. Even tri motor or 4 motor or 5 or even 6 being the max needed 4 wheel elecric motor and 2 direct power motor
Inflation causing record profits for all
Except for those who went all in on EV
And none of it trickles down.
@@anydaynow01 looking for a hand out huh??
@@anydaynow01 A lot of it won't trickle down, but auto workers did just get a record raise, so some amount is trickling down.
I think you mean "greed-flation"
Having superior EV will advance in hybrid as well. Thing all changes.
Great competition, Honda and Nissan next generation Hybrid systems are coming soon as well.
Nissan is headed for bankruptcy LOL
@@righteousone1As their profits grew, ok! Lmao
@@limitedreach4446 NSANY $7 LMAO
I really love modern Hyundai but their Hybrids have widespread issues where the car just stops turning on.
I cannot get excited by hyundai/kia. WTH did they do to the look of the Kona? However, H/K definitely built a car for Chevy with adequate low gear torque, which has been a weakness in compact Toyotas. How much torque does the new 2025 Toyota Camry AWD have in low gears?
I would love a hyonda civantra.
It just might blow up in midle of the road take your Chances:)
the renaissance of hybrid should've happened 20 years ago.
Hyundai’s been proven wrong about their ev strategy. A couple years ago, they stopped the development of new engines & hybrids, thinking EVs would be the future. Now, with this hybrid boom, they are having to revive their ICE development team. What a joke.
Well i dont know for sure but the european market doing that as well, planning more hybrids and back to ICE also......weird
Anyway akio was right
The efficiency of Toyota 's higher end and heavier hybrids like the Tacoma iForce doesn't impress at all. Thats beaten by Toyota's Hilux with the 1GD-FTV turbodiesel. Toyota's hybrid system doesn't scale well in terms of efficiency the heavier they get.
2023 Sienna avg 39 mpg without even trying.
Hyundais hybrid battery warranty doesn't even match Toyota's. (100k vs 150k)
Between that and their mixed reputation for quality control I don't think I'll risk it until their tech is proven.
At least Hyundai battery won't catch fire like toyota does.
@@MAGA-yg7opyou realize Hyundai-Kia have recalls telling owners to park outside due to potential fire right lol
@@MAGA-yg7op Are you speaking of the 2013 to 2018 Rav4 recall? That's for the 12 Volt battery. It can shift and the positive terminal can contact a ground. Nothing to do with the hybrid traction battery. Toyota's hybrid batteries have a reputation of being very safe.
@@0HOON0toyota batteries=memory effect😉
@@MAGA-yg7op LMAO keep sending trump your grocery money.
Hyundai and Kia are too vertically integrated. Their parent companies all use in house components making them cheaper, but nothing is best of breed. Engines blow up, DCTs grind to pieces, etc.
Their EVs may change this but I'd wait at least five more years before trusting their EVs. Toyota for me.
To each their own, but none of the manufactureres nowadays, even Toyota, have the reliability of the old Toyota. I may lease more often than purchase.
A 2015 or newer Prius should go the distance. There are people on Priuschat with over 500k on them and no major issues.
Waiting for 2025 Hyundai Palisade.
2025 Palisade is unchanged: 2026 will be the redesign.
This is still a few years out now right? So in the mean time, buy a Toyota. By the way, Toyota already has a compact hybrid used in Lexus LBX mounted to a i3-1.5L.
Toyota makes fantastic hybrids... others are still playing catch up. Honda is pretty close, I just wish they'd get rid of needing a clutch in their eCVT
Here come all the people trashing a billion dollar corporation that doesn't even know they exist. LMAOOOO
Could Hyundai’s hybrid system surpass Toyota? I doubt it but best is to just wait and see…..
Their phev can
Speaking of Hybrid, Toyota second no one can claim the 1st place!
wait what?
oh wait i have to buy a new Toyota hybrid, ill be right back with you.
a Santa Cruz PHEV 2.0L 🤌
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Hyundai, no thanks. I will stick with Toyota reliability.
Your lost
Buy Asian and German brands, skip American
@@kromahj*you’re
@@The1SSGrant thanks for correcting me, my secretary called out
@@Tdzzz450not a good approach, Hyundai, Kia, Mitsubishi and Nissan are all Asian and they are crap.
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The biggest question for me or anyone is what about their ongoing engine failures? What good is it if they continue to produce garbage engines.. Can't hype up a system when they're still producing garbage engines.
Honda recalled 250,000 motors recently for engine fires, are you saying Hondas are piles of garbage too?
Hybrid sales will fall to zero in 2030 ! No Joke....
We need high quality long lasting easy to service and repair hybrids for family sport economy race work with good resale.and high quality interiors real knobs buttons shift levers safety spare tires real door handles returning stalks even analogue gauges and CD players would not be bad p, I have had enough of limited life span big screen madness.
Make the engine sound good and show off the exhaust tips proudly’ give it a real transmission, let cvt die on higher end premium luxury and sport models. Eawd where possible.
Its just goes to show full EV isnt the future its just gonna be a mix of EV, hybrid and ICE honestly thats how it should be drive what works best for you. These full EV targets are rediculous all the manufacturers know that.
So far honda's new hybrid transmision system is the better technology coming from a toyota mechanic...
Car reviewers falk about HEV + AWD as is now the hybrid is some sort of performance vehicle, when it's so far from the truth. Plus the AWD systems are trash and they're attached to a CVT. Subaru is trying its best to make CVT + AWD work and AWD is their specialty, still trash.
eCVT and CVT are not the same thing... they share letters, thats it. Subaru tried making their CVT more reliable using metal instead of a rubber belt, its ... better than a normal belt for sure. eCVTs don't use belts at all. Toyotas is completely mechanical, no belts, clutches, anything... very rock solid and lasts forever. Honda's need a bit more maintenance later on because they have a clutch in them... but both are so much better than a CVT or even an Auto transmission.
Unless you guys can show me that reliability and resale of a Hyundai is equal to a Toyota it doesn’t make any financial sense to buy one. I’ve only seen reliability issues in a lot of their models, with some of their hybrid burning down. Just get the new 2025 Camry LE for under 30k(don’t be lazy, there ARE dealerships that sell at msrp) and call it a day. Stay away from Hyundais
Just buy it used. Same with the Genesis cars. They're FANTASTIC and 2nd hand their cost is such a value! I'm thinking of either the Elantra N or the Genesis G70. I'm a Ford guy but don't see any that draw my eye. In between getting a Sports car or Luxury daily.
Hyundai hybrids start having problems after 5 years and repairs aren't cheap out of warranty. I'll stick to Toyota, then Honda for what they have available. I'll let the guinea pigs take all the risks and we'll circle back in 2030. If you're leasing, I guess it doesn't matter, but then, doesn't matter what brand you get. Hyundai's are throwaway cars. Don't believe me? Dare you to pay cash in full for a Hyundai hybrid and tell me how amazing its been 10 years down the road. Hyundai was sorta worth it when they gave 10 year warranty like 10 years ago, 5 years now is literally when the car will start having major problems. Buying a used Hyundai hybrid is just asking for trouble.
LFG!
I’ll buy a Hyundai when pigs fly. Until their ethos changes over time and the doubtful even when I’m so old it won’t happen in my lifetime I’m not buying that stuff Toyota only maybe Honda that’s it
😂 flying 🐖
If I want a hybrid, it’s Toyota. They are experienced in hybrids
Later EV
Only go for Toyota hybrid..
Got to be a risk taker to go with Hyundai instead of Toyota or Honda
Just lease, then you remove all the risks. I will never pay cash in full for a Hyundai and don't suggest anyone to do so either. Maybe for an ICE Hyundai, but their hybrids are money pits after warranty is up. Also their transmissions suck.
@@PWCDN throwing away money in a lease isn't really better lol
Toyota is way behind in tech and it will catch up with them soon or later thats why their financial projection for next year have a 20% drop and r&d capital expenditure and infrastructure
why do people never bring up the fact that part of the profits from hyundai and kia go to the north korean government?
But I've already put a deposit on a Toyota hybrid.
Buy the Toyota, you won’t regret it.
You'll be fine. Hyundai hybrids will catch up, PHEV might be outstanding but getting a Toyota hybrid is one of the safest bets on the market
I want Nissan in this game!
why? So they can blow up ev's as well as normal cars?
@Xander1Sheridan Their ev seems to be doing ok. They employ a ton of people in the US as well as have a decent dealer base. If they can find a way to get back in the game it would help level the playing field. It's not just about the cars. They just need compelling, reliable, highly fuel efficient vehicles. Most of them look good, as is.
Hyundai focuses more on design but the quality department is last. Engine, transmission and electrical problems are endless issues in Hyundai's products
My mother had a Hundai Elantra that went 250K miles. Not sure you are familiar with their cars.
@@georgevigil7001 thats great, do you have 99 other mothers to have a proper data set? I know ONE guy who owned a Hyundai and had transmission issues. Just because you know ONE person doesn't make it factual. Still I know 10+ other people who own Toyotas and none has ever had any problems after 10+ years, they replace their cars because they want something new, not because their car doesn't work. I'll stick with my sample set that Toyota > Hyundai. you do you though, feel free to pay cash in full for a Hyundai and have that same confidence.
at least hyundai focuses on cars while toyota has transitioned into a BS marketing company producing hot air selling outdated stuff
@@PWCDN so you’re basically asking me the same question you should be asking yourself 😂 people are gonna choose to hear/see what they want to see. I’m almost tempted to get some data sets and break them down for you but I don’t get paid for that 😂
Ev is anti reliable cars so bad
If you take Tesla out of the sample I’m betting that EV’s are more reliable.
@@ryanfraley7113 am sure you are laughing when say this , it’s a battery not mechanical thing that flexable and reliable
@@allowa5220Recurrant Motors did a study where they found the battery was less likely to fail than other parts of the EV. To me that sounds like a Tesla problem.
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yes am sure this study is lie cause of this true toyota and everyone would left the engines long ago
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Decided NOT to get a 3rd Kona, think they are ugly (can we say "Sherman Tank"?) -- but instead, getting a KIA Niro PHEV (probably) over EV (maybe). Depends on price and since I'm leasing, should be qualifying for the full $7500 Federal tax credits off MSRP. If Hyundai is rolling out new hybrid technology, it will have issues first year, so by the end of my lease in 2027, the world of EV's should change (or hybrids take over the world).
If it's not a fully ICE vehicle, no sale.
Hyundais are garbage.
Don't buy a hyundai. Since they got into dbw, bbw, etc and ditched their mitsubishi technology for their own designs and embraced tech, they've been awful cars. Pre-2011 Hyundais are very good though
Hyundai Hybrids? They can’t even build a reliable transmission!!!
I’m sure it’ll blow up like their current gen crap.
Hyundai wants to do to Toyota what Toyota did to Chevy/Ford/Dodge.
lol that isn't happening. There is no indication that they will. Hyundai is closer to Chevy/Ford/Dodge than they are to Toyota. Every country outside Japan has a Toyota, not every country outside Korea people drive Hyundai much like you see very few American cars outside USA except the Ford Focus lol
@@PWCDN, ...like momma always said. "You can want anything in the world, you just can't have anything in the world."
edmunds real world fuel economy test results:
2024 Honda Accord HEV: 42 mpg
2025 Toyota Camry HEV: 45 mpg
2024 Hyundai Sonata HEV: 51 mpg
Toyota is known for too optimistic fuel economy numbers throughout their lineup.
So how is toyotas hybrid system better?
no they aren't. Toyota has always rated their cars lower than most people can get. Stop dreaming. Hyundai has been sued repeatedly for mpg claims.
@Xander1Sheridan Those lawsuits were back in the mid 2010's, but they have been underrating their fuel economy numbers since. Hyundai current hybrid sedans overachieve the fuel economy numbers, but their crossovers fall short on the highway.
@@Xander1Sheridan isn't toyota currently being sued for pollution? again?😂
Still a Hyundai lol
And?
@@smartkid1201 they break down
They are junk
OPEC wins!!!
+Putin
UK based "Warrantywise" top 10 most reliable used cars index 2023:
1. ford fiesta
2. vauxhaul corsa
3. vw golf
4. ford focus
5. vauxhaul astra
6. mini ?
7. bmw 3 series
8. vw polo
9. nissan quashqai
10. audi a3
no toyota😂
and how much did ford pay for that?
@@Xander1Sheridani know, truth hurts
@@Xander1Sheridan Ford actually makes decent cars in the EU... their US made cars are so junky any more though
Hard pass on any Hyundai/Kia product. Reliability has never been there for them. You must be insane for buying a new technology Hyundai like this one.
Hyundai is not disrupting any market LMAO
In last 20 years, Toyota Group's USA sales declined from 2.5 million units to 2.2 million. In contrast, Hyundai-Kia (+Genesis) sales skyrocketed from 800,000 units to 1.6 million! Hyundai-Kia is going to overtake Toyota in 5 years! Hyundai-Kia's new hybrid technology will crown them king of USA sales🤴
And suddenly you realized it was a dream 🤣
Toyota hybrids are way better than theirs
does anybody know what he's talking about?
Toyota sold 10.3 million cars last year globally. Hyundai 4.2 million sold in 2023.
@@KirkKreifels And they even said they will limit the production in Japan.
Hyundai reliability is generally only average at best.
This puts Honda and especially Mazda very behind in the game! Mazda needs to really get going. Their limited hybrids are not near adequate. Imagine if they could build a CX 30 hybrid to compete with the Toyota Cross?
Toyota quality is nowhere as good as Hyundai and KIA.
sure. how much are you getting paid to lie? What is the next part we are going to find they always exclude that every single other manufacturer has in their cars? They can never be trusted.
totaly overrated in the US
hmm I know I don't have much of a data set, but I know ONE guy that owned a Hyundai in the mid-2010's and had major transmission issues, had to wait weeks to get his car fixed because they have to ship the part from Korea, luckily for him, they gave him a loaner, meanwhile, my whole extended family of 10+ cars have owned Toyotas since the 90's with zero major problems, each own their cars for minimum 10 years (so probably about 20 cars or so in total, I have a big extended family, now their kids are buying Toyotas too). I think I'll stick to Toyotas even though I've been a Honda guy. I'm the sole Honda owner and never experienced a breakdown in the last 26 years between two different Accords. Until Hyundai has that kind of track record, its quite a bold claim.
*yawn*. No one believes you.
Hyundai and Kia’s still continue to randomly blow up