I have a neighbour and his wife who are on their 5th and 6th Hyundai in a row and and 2 other neighbours who are very satisfied with their vehicles and also recommend Hyundai. Perhaps the quality of the service providers is a factor. They have their cars serviced by their dealer. I should also mention over the past 2-3 years there has been many technical and manufacturing improvements in the whole auto industry. It's a very competitive marketplace and Hyundai has been steadily improving their product which is reflective of their increasing share of the market.In typical Hyundai fashion, their cars are generally good for a few years then major engine problems occur. They often extend the warranty, if you are persistent, which should not need to be. I personally do not find a great value with any of the Hyundai vehicles. My 2013 only has 50,000 miles on it but I have had problems that none of my other vehicles ever had. Good luck.
Fifth or sixth in a row? No wonder they like them, how many miles are in them when they ditch them? If not 100,000 miles, then their opinion doesn’t mean too much.I have a neighbour and his wife who are on their 5th and 6th Hyundai in a row and and 2 other neighbours who are very satisfied with their vehicles and also recommend Hyundai. Perhaps the quality of the service providers is a factor. They have their cars serviced by their dealer. I should also mention over the past 2-3 years there has been many technical and manufacturing improvements in the whole auto industry. It's a very competitive marketplace and Hyundai has been steadily improving their product which is reflective of their increasing share of the market.
