That’s OK 10-15 years from now you’ll be driving any car you want.

Hyundai and KIA are not good cars. They don’t last. Don’t be fooled by its stylish appearance. Granted they have come a LONG way and are better now than in the past. They are easy to steal, the engines and transmission are failing before they hit 100k miles. And that’s for almost all their models. Look at the news on them. The company said they have a 2 billion dollar loss in the first quarter because they have to spend money on major repairs and replacements. If you’re in dentistry I’d aim for a Acura or a Lexus. Much better built. Reliability over style is what matters.

@@tman4915 can’t agree with you more.

Ouch

@@tman4915 mine first Hyundai lasted from 2002 until 2018 and new one from 2018 until present working as gem 💎 Kia has 7 years warranty Hyundai 5 years warranty Cars can last 500000kms without issue if you keep maintenance- oil change, transmission oil change, bushes, suspension, brake, lubricant etc in check

Will break after 2 years

You have to pay yearly subscription fees to activate those features.

@@alexchavez4978 I thought that was a BMW thing

@@thebacheafghan show me a two year palisade that broke you nim rod. Oh you forgot that’s their most reliable model

@@thebacheafghan its not typical chinese brand

child labor enters the chat/🤣

Gamers with chip shortage enter the chat

yeah the markup on the Telluride in California was crazy. Can't stand that some people bought it that way anyway. I don't care if money wasn't an issue for me, off principle I wouldn't have bought it marked up like that. I went out of state and got one barely over msrp

Just bought a palisade calligraphy trim (MSRP - $2K) and i couldn’t be happier about it.

They are utter dirt

@@Quattro_Joe I don’t think so. The car I traded in I only had for six years but it had a 112k miles on it. The only issues I had with it was a few recalls on engine and some other parts. But other than that it was still a good car.

My 2019 Elantra is a cake the only problem is the horsepower I wish It was horsed up more other than that hyundai is coming in hot

People don't like Kia because there engines aren't designed well they usually put a new engine in if anything breaks because there so cheaply made its more affordable to replace then fix it

@@twiceasbright2219 hyundai engines good i think

Fr new transmissions are put together with sticks and glue 🤣

kia/hyundai one of the best EV's out there...

​@@dzhiurgis this is a gas car though

​@@HelloDeluxeCombo their dcts were subject to recalls but they seem to be getting on top of it.

@@hadez438 and it wasnt even a major problem. took around 40 minutes for them to reprogram the computer to fix the fault

I judge people their intelligence based on the amount of times they use it incorrectly.

@M 👍🤣😂🤣

44K aint what gives you those things. The Palisade all in is north of 50. But also, Highlander had most this in 2021. Except heated third row. Which is stupid.

It's a kia

@@chapel1980ify Hyundai is the parent company, if anything kia is a reject Hyundai

@M y’all like to crush peoples dreams that’s sad man

Asians are known to make reliable cars unlike American ones

It is a Hyundai afterall not matter how cool it looks

@@jeremiahallyn4603such an old head comment. Why are people so afraid of companies putting more features into their car.

@@jeremiahallyn4603 then buy a base model that doesn't have all the quirks and features.. lol

Just because it has a lot of quirks and features in the car, it doesn’t mean that it’s gonna break.. I don’t get why people are like scotty. They don’t like the futuristic features that makes life easier like heated seats and camera rear view mirror. My 2013 genesis coupe still have heated seats working super well after 250,000 miles and I turn it on every day in winter season and not thinking of it “breaking”

@@hayup maybe not the seats in and accident so many sensors and etc can get damaged which would just add onto the expenses if you end up repairing them

@@xMoondo coz alot of em are so unnecessary and adds alot more points to break and you know for a fact it won't be cheap to fix/replace Hell mechanics are even getting sick of this shit

Kids on TicToc are the only ones that would buy it.. you would have to be one of the woke..😂

You can't steal it like that. It only works with the ignition that requires a key to be inserted in steering column. These would be push button ignition. Immune to that stupidity.

@@charlesjackson1700 that is not true. And those that they are breaking in them are base model 2020 and under Kia and Hyundais without push button.

​@@bradleyscarreviews the problem with hyundais/kias now is insurance companies are starting to drop them. I work in insurance, and yes the 2022s and above have immobilizers, but it's not stopping people from trying to steal them. They just break in and find out after that they can't steal it. It's still an insurance claim for the break in and therefore insurance companies don't want to deal with them.

Man I'm confused on what to believe, one minute I hear good reliability, then strolling through these comments it's another story. "Thinking" about a 2020 or 2021 coming off a lease for a great deal.

😂😂

Perhaps you could say the same thing about Toyota then.

@@Derek_Yasharal it’s good reliability. I am a technician at a Hyundai dealer. They have good reliability, just occasional AC issues on the 20’s.

@@Derek_Yasharal All car companies have these issues. Look at reliability reports from reputable online sources, not morons in KZfaq comments that have no idea what they are talking about.

The shop in the city I live in has many of them sitting around to repaired. I can't believe people are so stupid to buy a lemon 🍋 like that 🤣

The steering is very similar as well. Just the keys are a different color.

All the features and you found a gripe with that one thing?

@@SPM_SS na fam i love the palisade that instrument cluster is terrible tho the rpm and speed increasing in dots😅

​@@stickshift13 First thing I noticed. The instrument cluster is terrible. Backward move from 2020 models.

@@gs98999 have to agree on that

Dude Mercedes are like usually 55-70K

Where do you find 44k good mercedes? Yeah you cant

Lol. You guys didn't get it.

I think it does... A lot of them are burning oil and there is a class action lawsuit as well.

​@@charlesjackson1700Have they STILL not fixed that? They completely replaced my girlfriend's 2.4L in her 2012 Sonata, luckily all under warranty, but engine seized while driving due to metal shavings in the crank case. And that was manufactured almost 12 years ago

Hyundai have improved their looks, sound and handling (in some cars) but their QC issues still remains

@@jmccann6735 "Model years covered under the class action run from 2009 to 2021, and include pretty much everything Hyundai and Kia sold during that time span."

That "joke" died a long time ago.

Its funny. The laminate started to peel on my 06 GTOs rear view mirror. $40 to buy an almost new one and installed it myself. This, $500-$800$ when the camera feed isnt working? Plus needing special techs to install?

Everything breaks down.

@@f1ndGeo. if you could minimize it, would you not?

Only cars that aren’t treated correctly break down

@@bluegold5186 Everything has its expiration date whether it be natural causes or not

Was there a markup on the new model?

@@420hansol not much difference on the MSRP, but the dealership was selling them like $5k-$8k over MSRP because they demand was high for them.

Cheaper labor = less cost on cars

Right, I don't see how people think it's a good idea to have your phone unlock almost everything in your entire life, including your car and house..f00ls.

@@amber619pop i like the tech behind smart devices, but I would hate to have any in my home. Closed circuits sne mechanical things only

If somebody wants to steal your car it won't be because of your phone 🤦man some of yall on the internet dumb AF!!!!

@@Indifference2000 you are the dumb one, I've watched people clone keys remotely and bypass all security on modern vans in about 10 mins with just a laptop. Phones are even easier to hack, all it takes is a dodgy connection or malware to gain access to them.

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Does not.

👍😂🤣😂

🚫 🌈

Me too, real men stand uppppp.

EX trim lol

@M what are you talking about? I haven't heard of any K5s catch fire

I guess, the features is what lured you to get one eh.....

Those have have had a good amount of issues. My 2022 Limited with 41k miles has been flawless. 2020-2021 has had a good amount of issues, but 2022-2023 is fine.

7 year of warranty. Mine had only problem with pdf filter because short distance driving and cold really cold weather

I think you just have shorty eye sight

Yea that logo is kinda lame

That that is an ugly azz steering wheel.. 🤣😂🤣

Logo is fine and steering wheel is better looking than the other Hyundais with the 4 dots.

but if all this tech was in a toyota, it would be gold plated right?

​​@@rohitnijhawan5281 Toyota made a great name for itself Hyundai's are crap and everyone knows that 😂 Stop crying because it's not going to help and it makes you look like a silly Tictoc-er

@@rohitnijhawan5281 If all that tech was in a Toyota, it would be called a Lexus.

You're obviously not the target market for this car lmao. It's those who have expendable money on unnecessary things that are the target buyers of this model. Y'all be acting that every buyer literally wants a Focus or a Corolla.

@@rohitnijhawan5281 yes

When you are offering that many features at that price, corners will need to be cut somewhere.

🔥🔥🔥you do get extra shavings in the engine for an added bonus. 🤣

They already took care of that.

@@DeadofWinter321 by replacing a fuse?? 🤣🤣🤣

@@ronijr4918 yes, that is the source of the issue. And it is from a third party. We’ve replaced about 40 towhitches.

It does but you can turn it off most brands do now some you can’t turn off tho which is worse

Hey other manufacturers have the same issues, including Toyota. I don't see you talking about that.

@@Okoro17 No they don’t, they don’t have engine failure issues that installs and require a new engine. Toyota may have something minor here and there but not engine failures. Hyundai and Kia are low quality cars and I’m speaking from personal experience.

​@@gatorhawk1324 I wouldn't exactly call engine blocks cracking and transmission issues in base model RAV4s or more recently, their new EV crossover having dangerously loose wheels off the assembly line "minor problems", but you do you, boo. No manufacturer is without fault, not even the almighty Toyota

@@gatorhawk1324 But fires, yes Toyota has that issue and it's more than you would think or admit. My experience with Kia must be different than yours. They have been high quality and dead reliable vehicles to me. One Spectra has over 200,000 miles on the original engine and transmission. I still regard Toyota as high quality as well despite it's issues but Kia is high quality as well.

@@Okoro17 a buddy of mine had a second gen Rio with a 5 speed. All that car wanted to do was hustle for a little shitbox. It practically begged to be rung out and driven hard. Kias might have been subpar before the 2000s, but they're doing a pretty good job now for a brand that used to be regarded as a throwaway car

@SomeOrdinaryDude So they attempted but never actually stole it?

@SomeOrdinaryDude at least they didn’t steal it. But I couldn’t imagine downgrading to a Nissan.

@SomeOrdinaryDude how’s it going?

@@someordinarydude1238 Nissan? Oh Jesus you must've been desperate.

@@someordinarydude1238 I've been happy with my 2020 Kia Optima Lx. I got it with just 21k miles on it for $12,000. Had it for 3 years and up to 80k miles with zero issues.

rat-tat-tat tat,😩

I have 2022 SEL FWD unfortunately. I also got duped. 😞 going to get rid of it since I live in the north

go with Honda or Toyota. you'll thank me later!

@@videogamenoob100 only Toyota I like it the new sequia and well that price is nuts lol my mother in law bought a new Honda pilot in 2018 and last year it sat for 2 months while she was out of town and came back and everything electronic was broke and didn't work. They are assuming rain leaked through the sunroof seal and fried everything they wanted 14k cash to replace everything. So everything these days are hit or miss from what I been seeing .

Stop lyin.

Just gotta take care of your car. The problem is that Hyundai owners don’t really take good care of their cars

@@Jsizzle303 no. It's literally because hyndai/kia have poor quality control. You can change your oil every month and the thing will still burn oil.

@@ronijr4918 this does NOT have that issue.

@@bradleyscarreviews I used to own a Hyundai Tucson 2019 limited, I had around 30k miles on it. I sold it because it was like one thing after another, first with reports of metal shavings in the engine, then with the recall for brakes where the car could catch on fire, then with the huge increase in my insurance payments following the surge in thefts, and finally with the class action I was notified of with the faulty rod bearings that could cause engine fire. I just didn’t feel safe driving a car that had a new recall every day.

Perhaps because it's not actually "crappy?" 🤣

@@DeadofWinter321 exactly.

You can. Go buy an old used car. Is somebody holding a gun to your head making you buy this car????

Like Chariots and horse-drawn carriages?

No engine fires. Only tow hitch recall…and other minor recalls which Toyota have.

If people would stop buying new prices would go down real quick. Or stop taking loans out and stop leasing…

@@PrimeAutotainment it is just that people do not seem to want to accept that every car must not be a perfect luxury and sport car with all the new tech because having cheaply made cheap car is too 20th century

Hyundai are arguably just as reliable as Subaru and Toyota. Much more reliable than any GM, Dodge or Ford product. I happen to have a 2021 Elantra 45K miles and not a single issue

@@Wolfsden_Gaming I would hope you do not have a single issue after 45,000 miles. That's not a lot of milage.

@@amber619pop Yes lol, no car should have... well maybe FIAT, but no other car should have issues at 45k miles, come back at 300k

@@Wolfsden_Gaming That's simply not true. There's millions of hyundais and kias affected by a manufacturing defect with the engines, and they are catching fire at an alarming rate.

They did the same thing early on on the Genesis 🤣 they were ashamed of the Hyundai name..

hyundai and kia trash

GDI engine mane

@etvow They’re garbage. They recently found kids aged 12-14 working in multiple Kia/Hyundai parts suppliers. Explains their atrocious quality.

I believe it. The wife and I had a game called "avoid the KIAs" while parking somewhere when they were spontaneously combusting haha.

​@etvow 😂😂😂😂

I spent 1 minute on Kijiji and marketplace and found over 25 Hyundais and Kias from 2006-2015 with over 200.000 miles in a 25 mile range from my house

To be fair a lot of models die at 150K. But you are one loyal customer, dam.

@@supreme5998 yeah nice cars great warranty, and honestly just heard back Hyundai is doing all my engine replacement work for free on the 2016 and adding a 1 year warranty on top of that.

yes bitch a 16 year old hyundai/kia is still running with 300k miles grow up with no problems

Bro, both manufacturers lost 55% and 77% of their Q3 2022 profit (Hyundai/Kia respectively) due to warranty claims on faulty and failing engines. It was about $2.3 billion in losses, LMFAO.

@@moloono1 A lot of the guys that work on those cars quit because there is so much warranty work and Hyundai and Kia do not want to pay them much of anything to do it. For a 6-hour job they want them to do it in 3.5 hours and they can't make any money 💰 Those mechanics quit all the. They will tell you don't buy those SUVs and cars..

@@charlesjackson1700 I 100% believe it. They both have the worst book-times and pay, as you mentioned. Makes you wonder what “talent” they can keep, if any.

@@moloono1 You can try to warn people just to help them.. and they will cuss you out.🤣. IF THEY WERE GOOD ENGINES , I WOULD NOT SAY NEGATIVE THINGS ABOUT THEM..They will just have to find out for themselves...

@@moloono1 they can't. All the good techs leave the hyndai/kia stores.

You can tell between what years he was born just based on that

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This has a 3.8 V6. It has no recalls on engine.

​@@bradleyscarreviews it's a new car.. it hasn't been out yet. New cars always have some factory recalls. They have to be driven to find them. Look at the new bronco

@@jewlian1992 this has been out from 2020…

@@bradleyscarreviews it's hyundai...

@@jewlian1992 and? I am a technician for them….no issues with the palisade

And yet there's plenty of fools more than willing to get bent over by Hyundai/Kia dealers.

That was the 2.4 Theta engine that caught fire. V6 is in this vehicle. Same engine in all models of Pallisade

@@marylinthicum678 Bro. They have literally have a recall for trailer fuses melting and cauing a fire. Get informed before spreading misinformation.

@@ronijr4918 irony is crazyyyy

@@ronijr4918 the trailer hitchs are made by a third party, so not Kia/Hyundais fault.

shut up

yeah yeah thats the point

Yep still gonna be a pos mechanically. Hyundai does a good job of making things look pretty while still having poor reliability

@@Durataur People will still eat it up. Most of the consumers like gimmicky features.

Yeah looks good on the outside. Rotten on the inside. Wait till it burns oil and gets a ton of recalls

No way I would buy unreliable cars/brand. Best would be to lease it.

Hardly.

@@jahmanborneo1343 😂😂

@@jahmanborneo1343 half of the stuff will not work after the 7year

hyundai KIA hallmark of child labor😁😁