I would think the average Hyundai owner buys them as a basic econo car and does absolutely zero maintenance.That's interesting. Our company drives Hyundai's and every single one of them we have has gone 400k easy with routine maintenance
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you can’t beat a Subaru for driving in snowy conditions
Interesting. I sold my outback when we moved to the valley from Dillingham. Bought a 2010 outback down lower48 a few months before we left. That was the 1st year of the cvt issues. Literally the day we flew in, I wanted to go to a music store. Transmission died. Over 100k miles but the dealership covered the labor and parts since the vehicle was less than 10 years. Subaru knew the cvt was having issues. Sold that outback when we wanted to downsize to cheaper cars that were paid off. Then I bought another one.I commute over 100 miles daily in Alaska, had a Subaru and now I have a Mazda CX-5. I just couldn't do another Subaru. Maintained to the manual's standard. Burned oil from day one like most other 2.5 motors, replaced CVT at 98k, would blow low beam headlights all the time. To change the headlight bulb, you have to remove the tire and inner fender wall. Mileage was never as advertised. All in all, it wasn't horrible, but there are many other competitors I would consider as well. When replacing the Subaru, I didn't even consider another one if that tells you anything.
I noticed that the cup holders were oversized and asked the sales lady about it. She said it fit's the Skippy peanut butter jars ( for those models with a dog cage thing).lesbians love them....
That’s crazy. I see so many of them with bad engines every week.That's interesting. Our company drives Hyundai's and every single one of them we have has gone 400k easy with routine maintenance
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This.Consumer reports would be a touch more reliable than a bunch of posters on a hunting site but most of their models are among the most reliable cars made.
Oh, I don't know. I'd like to find one for a reasonable price with 100k miles on it - seems hard to do now. I hope to pay six or $7,000 for it.New or used? What year?