@Annihilator1111 I've always wanted to ask you somethin. I've seen you posting where certain cars are made in... How do you find where they're made at? and why do you post it on here? just wondering? thanks!
@Doctoratkins no it actually isnt people just say that cause its a hyundai but if you lok at some toyota camry crash tests or honda for 2006 they all basically did the same and on the toyota the tire went into the wheel well alot more and did mpre damage to the driver and passanger legs and feet
@pattycarljackson Good quality Poor design, drop like a stone, sloshing of petrol in tank a noticeable noise, the problem in the 2006 model and some 07 models. Unusually noisy suspension in the some 2006 models. The intake manifold has to be removed to change the spark plugs in the six cylinder version.
@Doctoratkins Have owned a '99 Elantra, an '06 4 cyl Sonata, and '07 V6 Sonata ('06 was totaled in a rear end collision. Those active head restraints really work!). No sloshing. No noisy suspension. Must remove the intake of most any V6 for tuneup, regardless, but Iridium plugs had extended change interval. Again, a moot point. But, all three shared the same problem: if I didn't drive or start them every day, they would be very difficult to start, and misfire for about the first 3 miles.
fuck they died
123xxt 8 months ago
@123xxt they look fine to me. it got a good rating.
hehh543 7 months ago
the 2004-present Hyundai Sonata is assembled in
Asan, Korea
Montgomery, Alabama, United States
Chennai, India
Beijing, China
İzmit, Turkey
Cairo, Egypt
Thonburi, Thailand
Khartoum, Sudan
Annihilator1111 10 months ago
@Annihilator1111 I've always wanted to ask you somethin. I've seen you posting where certain cars are made in... How do you find where they're made at? and why do you post it on here? just wondering? thanks!
hehh543 7 months ago
@hehh543 well most of them on Wikipedia :-)
Annihilator1111 7 months ago
@Annihilator1111 oh! okay, thanks :)
hehh543 7 months ago
shit car
Doctoratkins 1 year ago
@Doctoratkins no it actually isnt people just say that cause its a hyundai but if you lok at some toyota camry crash tests or honda for 2006 they all basically did the same and on the toyota the tire went into the wheel well alot more and did mpre damage to the driver and passanger legs and feet
pattycarljackson 1 year ago
@pattycarljackson Good quality Poor design, drop like a stone, sloshing of petrol in tank a noticeable noise, the problem in the 2006 model and some 07 models. Unusually noisy suspension in the some 2006 models. The intake manifold has to be removed to change the spark plugs in the six cylinder version.
Doctoratkins 1 year ago
@Doctoratkins Have owned a '99 Elantra, an '06 4 cyl Sonata, and '07 V6 Sonata ('06 was totaled in a rear end collision. Those active head restraints really work!). No sloshing. No noisy suspension. Must remove the intake of most any V6 for tuneup, regardless, but Iridium plugs had extended change interval. Again, a moot point. But, all three shared the same problem: if I didn't drive or start them every day, they would be very difficult to start, and misfire for about the first 3 miles.
jchasp 3 months ago
Looks identical to the Kia Optima crash test.
palebeachbum 2 years ago
They're the same cars.
whattheheck1000 2 years ago
I know that. I drive the Optima.
palebeachbum 2 years ago
safe car
whattheheck1000 2 years ago
Then why does the IIHS have different side impact ratings for both cars?
BrownBrother27 2 years ago
@BrownBrother27 they are both made different only some parts that hyundai uses are used on some of the kias.
pattycarljackson 1 year ago
did hyundai have to change the seats or just re enforced them?
noimadfritz 4 years ago
They added a small plastic piece to keep the seatbelt from "catching" on the seat.
whattheheck1000 2 years ago
@noimadfritz all they did was put a plastic piece there from having the seat belt bull the seat back
pattycarljackson 1 year ago
@pattycarljackson ohh ok well i guess it worked...good job hyundai
noimadfritz 1 year ago
wow...some of them are pretty bad crashing at that speed...but some are just made like that to lower the impact for the users though..
alvarosabillon 4 years ago
at what speed do they crash test them?
alvarosabillon 4 years ago
40 m.p.h
firedemon101 4 years ago