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I drive a beater, a 99 Mazda 626. 284,000 miles. Take care of what you have and you will be surprised! Still has cold AC and all electronics work. Seats, cruise, sunroof, windows etc....
New mazda cx5 prefered non turbo owner here, cars made in japan and loving it. Seen a video from you scotty on how underrated mazdas were and took your advice over the friends of mine that were recckmending a hondai thanks man, those same friends of mine have come around and started acknowledging i got the best car.
I have a 1992 Toyota Corolla with 257530 miles. I perform regular maintenance and it runs pretty smooth. These new cars just aren't built to last anymore.
@@chefchris5133have a 2005 Santa Fe that I bought 10 years ago at 99,000 miles. 186,000 miles today and no issue beside brake,oil change,alternator. Hope to drive it until wheels fell off
I bought a new Elantra in 1999. It was a good car for about 80,000 miles. Then the AC went out, and the transmission dropped high gear and reverse at 140,000 miles. Had it rebuilt for $1400. Gave it to a family member for $400.
Maybe it’s time to get a used Ford Taurus. I don’t hear many problems about that model. I think that’s why they stop making them at Chicagos Assembly plant.
Got a 2012 VW Golf 2.5L base 4 door and literally just oil change and warming her up and 85k miles and no issues 👍 just gotta take care of your rides and they'll take care of you 😊
2008 kia sportage 2.7l. 217000m mobil 1 every 6500m. timing belt water pump coolant 100k 200k. Just had to put an alternator on it, 217000m. Original starter still going strong. I have the spare on the shelf. Passenger side door lock actuator is bad. Other than that, it runs great.
Make the Ranger a small body on frame again. I've got a 1990 with 677,000 miles on it I still drive it 110 miles a day to work and back. It's a handy little truck, and super reliable. People want handy,and reliable. I would even go back to the twin I beam front end.
Had two Hyundai's. They were great! Had a 2001 Jeep Wrangler. Transfer case exploded at 20K, Three years and two months and Jeep said - sorry no help. 47K has a cylinder leak to the coolant. 2k to fix.. That Jeep was junk. We have owned 2 Grand two cherokees and they were great.
I strongly disagree I just bought my second Hyundai an Elantra 2017 No issues and my Sonata got 171k on it now. Hyundais and Kias are good cars as long as you take care of them.
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There were some Kia engines that had issues. As a result, the warrantee was extended to 150K miles. If a person avoids those models and keeps up with maintenance, how are Kias?
2011 Kia Sorento here, 240k miles on it in the northeast, never serviced in a shop (or a guy like Scotty). It still runs strong and chassis is solid. Yeah, it’s stupid😂
@randybeard6040 nope , most people who owns Hyundais that I met (those people aren't americans) they actually find Hyundai reliable , the amounts of Hyundais I see on the road with 200k+ kilometers in my country are a lot , I don't understand you guys , are the Hyundais built in America bad ? Because the ones we got were from korea, and some other models from india or china and the newer accent built in my country , so is it you guys who can't take care of the car or drive it ? Or are they poorly built in the USA ?
I've seen the worst pieces of garbage surpass 200K miles, 300K is where the car's reliability is really tested IMO. Point is, you may just be maintaining it well and maybe a little luck.
My two current cars are a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe with 189,000 miles and a 2019 KIA Forte with 70,000 (mostly highway) miles with a CVT. I'm simultaneously happy, satisfied, and nervous as hell!!! 😄
My mom had a 2016 Kia Optima and the engine caught fire on the highway driving to p.a from nyc and they told her it was her they couldn’t pay cuz it was to much damage to determine where the fire started even tho that engine was recalled and they gave it back to her a few weeks before saying it was fine
I bought a 2023 GLE 350 4matic (Turbo 4 cylinder) about a year and half ago. After religiously changing the every 3,000 miles or 3 months. The engine started to develop the dreaded timing chain slap at 17,000 miles! GARBAGE(😢)! Even though it had 2 and half years left on the warranty, I sold it quick and bought a 2024 Toyota 4Runner TRD ORP! Thanks, Scotty for telling the truth and how I learned my lesson!
I have a 2018 Hyundai elantra 2 liter engine never a problem with it. Changed front brakes twice have not changed rear brakes change oil regularly. Problems 2 burnt out brake lights 1 burnt head light have one hundred 60 thousand miles on her still runs smoothly down the road.
That sail technology is interesting. If you can take one of those cargo ships which burns tons of fuel each day at sea and cut that by 30-50% that's not bad. Yes they are still burning fuel just not as much.
IRVINE, CA, February 9, 2023 - Kia America is ranked the number one mass-market brand in the J.D. Power 2023 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study for the third consecutive year after owners reported the fewest issues after three years. Adding to this substantial award are three segment wins for the Forte (Compact Car), Optima (Midsize Car), and Sportage (Compact SUV). This latest achievement continues to strengthen Kia’s reputation for dependability and reliability. “It’s one thing for Kia to tout its world-class dependability, but it’s another thing for an organization like J.D. Power to recognize it,” said Sean Yoon, president and CEO of Kia North America and Kia America. “These accolades from J.D. Power are a validation of our dedication to developing dependable products. Being named the top mass-market brand 3 years in a row speaks volumes since our customers stand behind our products based on their first-hand experience.”
I still love my 2012 Nissan Frontier SV 4x4 crew cab. Despite what some may say, it's a great smaller truck. The engine, 4.0Ltr V6, is bullet proof. Yes, it doesn't have a lot of comfort or cool features, it just works.
There are lemons with any manufacturer. I've got a 2015 Hyundai Elantra with 78,000 miles. Still runs like new. I think it's more about the driver and maintenance than anything. A girl at work has the same car with about 260,00 miles on it.
@@polstery Honda is having fun too with engine failures. They increased the pressure in the fuel delivery system for efficiency, but gas is blowing past the rings into the crankcase. Not good!
@@mikeb.7589Honda already fixed that problem. There's a special oil viscosity (OW-16) that's specifically used for Honda engines that had oil dilution problems. Use that oil and those problems no longer exist
I've got a 2005 Hyundai Elantra I bought for $500 four years ago and put around 30K on the clock thus far and can't really complain. I must've got an exceptionally good one or something. The plastic throughout the car is disintegrating, but other than that..
I have a 2019 Subaru with 17890 miles and l9ve it. It gets great gas mileage 38mpg. Sitting in the garage as it does a tank of fuel lasts one year. No ethanol in the fuel is how you get one year out of a tank of gas. When I do drive her it's all highway miles.
I have an old (2006) Hyndai Tuscon. The engine is good and strong, but the suspension needs constant rebuilding of the entire system. Gas guage hasn't worked since about a month after I bought it (used).
I know it isn't directly related to the video, but I do drive a 2009 Toyota Corolla with the 1.8L. Sure it's only gone 150K miles, but before me and my Dad started working on the car, we found that the engine filter, oil filter, transmission fluid and cabin filter was NEVER changed. The intake manifold was gunked up inside with sand, the oil too thin to properly lubricate the valves causing valve clatter upon starting, spark plugs never changed and the valve gasket was literally leaking into one of the spark plug chambers. The damn thing blasted over the potholes at 50+ KMH in our messed up back lane every single day and the chassis was never even looked at. And that Corolla STILL drove perfectly fine like nothing was wrong. Even with the absurd lack of maintenance and abuse. I'm not sure how much more of that it could take, but me and my family are finally correcting the wrongs. I want to see if we can bring that thing to a million miles some day.
Have a 2017 Hyundai Tuscon, had oil changes at the dealership. It started using oil around 50,000 miles. At 65,000 miles have to put in a quart of oil every 1,000 miles. Very annoying!
Fair number of Kia cars on the road in my area but the favorite brand in this part of south Florida seems to be Nissan! (Enough rich people that Teslas are far from rare, though.)
My Hyundais cars engine stalled after the dealership did an engine consumption test. The crank shaft broke and now they won’t honor their warranty even though my car is still under warranty. I drove the car only 30 miles after the oil consumption test and the engine blew up. I’m so disappointed in Hyundai they don’t care
@@dfsdh432v9Contact Hyundai/KIA corporate immediately and report the dealership and tell them about your issue. Be sure to have all service records. Consult a consumer attorney as well, and if you're able to, get them to contact the dealership and make sure they let them know you are pursuing litigation right now.
Went to the AMC yesterday at the nearby mall w/family. Half the damn parking lot was used for Hyundai overstock 2024 Santa Fe SUVs!! My wife noticed the rotors and calipers coated in rust. I said that’s not entirely unusual for a sitting car…Out of curiosity I peeked underneath and saw that about 75% of the undercarriages were coated in the same rust?? Wtf. These were brand new w/intact window stickers already rusting. The same lot had some Hondas so I took a look just for kicks. Think I found any of that rust? Nope. Just nuts what some of these vehicles cost and they’re junk right outta the factory 🤣🤣
My dads IX35 2.0 CRTDI has over 400.000 km on the clock. He floors while cold, he stops immediately after speeding on the motorway, he pulls overloaded trailes, etc. The only issue is rust (all cars rust horribly here in Austria).
So some unknown guy claiming to be a Kia service manager makes some unverifiable accusations about engines blowing up. Perfecting clean inside but blow up anyway. WHY? Nobody's saying. Just throw garbage information out there and tell people they are stupid for buying Kia. I bought a 22 Sportage with 36,000 miles. Hope it doesn't blow up on me and prove Scotty right. I drive around and see hundreds of these things all the time. Evidently they don't all blow up.
Had the maverick for over a year and was an interesting idea that was not executed that well. Had radio problems. Exhaust heat exchanger part needed to be replaced and waited over half a year. And car had hard abrupt jolt when coming to a stop at slow speeds that was super annoying. Especially with a newborn. Ford took so long on the part that I traded the truck in with a check engine light and almost got all my money back on the truck . Got a 2020 Tacoma and did not regret that decision at all.
I daily drive a 2001 Honda CR-V and it has 232k miles still going strong. Needs a new front end and an A/C compressor soon, but it still blows cold. Old school's better ✌️
I bought my girlfriend and now wife a new 2003 hyundai accent for 7 grand. That thing lasted for 135k miles with only oil changes, tire, break replacement, trani service and tune ups. Never replaced anything and it kept running for a throwaway car so I beg to differ on scotties opinion.
Note on Wind sails. These are an interesting development, but impellers are moving parts. Claim was no moving parts - should be few moving parts. Minor correction.
Some recycling might be kind of like the inefficiencies of turning corn into ethanol and making a hybrid gasoline that gives the vehicle poorer mileage while introducing corrosive effects to its fuel system?
Pyrolizing plastics is easily done at a profit. The process is so easy to use that it can be done in a 40’ shipping container. This is being done in India where is way more scrap plastic than any other country.
I’d never buy a Kia or Hyundai. I have a 2014 Chevy Equinox I do synthetic oil changes every 4K miles never had any major issues. It’s more reliable than a Hyundai.
I had a 2001 VW Passat 2.0T with 500 miles when the wiring harness fried. The dealer gave me a new car, no questions asked. Granted, that wasn't the engine, but it still makes me wonder.
Yep I had a 2007 Kia Rio it lasted 147,000 miles until someone collided into it the only thing I had to do was change the timing belt at 84000 miles and I did have some wheel well issues
I have a 2013 Hyundai Sonata I bought with 6 thousand miles on it. I bought it in November 2014. I have put 174,180 miles on it. Granted, it does have issues but I still drive it daily for sales.
My aunt is having the same issues, low miles on i think it's a 2018 Tuscan, they replaced an engine under warrantee already, and it only lasted a couple weeks and now they are saying they won't touch the car again.
I own a stinger 3.3 v6 for over 5 years now without any issue yet. The car is tuned since new, I am not saying that all Hyundais, kias are good but like very brand almost there is good and bad cars/engines.
I have had 5 hyundas. 2 azeras and 3 sonatas with turbos. Put 30,000 on per year. Sell them with 150,000 on them or so. Never one problem yet. One azera with 175,000 started burning oil. I think they are great. No sure on Kia's. Have a 2022 now with 65,000,limited model. Best one ever..
I remember in the spring of 1970 Ford came out with the ford Maverick sedan., for the kids nowadays, ford Maverick, is not a new term with ford motor company.
All this guy does is dog Kia and Hyundai. I have one of each. No problems at all. Guess I’m stupid. I would like to know who is paying this guy to tear down Kia and Hyundai.
I have a 2019 Hyundai with 109000 miles on it and haven’t had the problem with the engine. It has started to burn a little oil so I check it every 1000 miles. I change the oil every 4000 miles and I’m not stupid.
Hey Scotty, My Father inlaw has a 2012 Nissan Versa, 5 speed manual and it feels like it needs a 6th gear! Drives great and runs like a scalded ape but feels like it winds out at 50-55mph. Why did Nissan only make these a 5 speed and feel geared so low?
Scotty you are so right there are a lot of stupid people in the world 🌎 you are a real 👨🔧 and very intelligent on fixing cars 🚗 and trucks 🛻 you have a great day 😮
Just watched two Scotty videos that he praised Hyundai/Kia. One was a Hyundai Palisade video and another was a long video about multiple models, including their E vehicles. Well, I guess he's back to his 90% trashing Hyun/Kia vehicle videos again... 🤣🤣
Toyota's are blowing up at 20,000/30,000 miles at the moment, not just a Kia/Hyundai problem. 2024 now and manufacturers seem to be going backwards as regards ICE reliability.
It's a very different here in Australia. the Hyundai 2.0T models are made in Nošovice, Czech Republic. They are much better made than the ones in America, very popular and no real widespread issues. The rest of the range are very popular in Australia and believe me, if they were crap, we would simply not buy them. Plenty of old ones driving around.
Hey Scotty, i have a 2014 scion tc and just had the cv axles replaced. I bought the axles online and had a reputable local shop install them. They now vibrate worse than before. The mechanic told me either they're defective or sometimes they may take a while to "settle in" is that true? i've never heard that.
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Opel is not sweet anymore 😂
Yeah!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
WORKAMANIAC!!!I like it...
If you slam a F150 door hard enough it'll shatter the window
I drive a beater, a 99 Mazda 626. 284,000 miles. Take care of what you have and you will be surprised! Still has cold AC and all electronics work. Seats, cruise, sunroof, windows etc....
Agreed. I have a 2001 ram diesel. Cold AC. Maintenance is key
I have a 2001 Toyota Avalon. Doesn't look like it did 23 years ago, but it still drives like new.
New mazda cx5 prefered non turbo owner here, cars made in japan and loving it. Seen a video from you scotty on how underrated mazdas were and took your advice over the friends of mine that were recckmending a hondai thanks man, those same friends of mine have come around and started acknowledging i got the best car.
I have a 1992 Toyota Corolla with 257530 miles. I perform regular maintenance and it runs pretty smooth. These new cars just aren't built to last anymore.
but no one car(es). Read: Art of the upsell
Clean the PCV valve, whether it needs it or not.
@@VictorMaxol thanks for the heads up. I'll replace it just to be safe.
@@fridayrestday If you change the oil often, it's probably fine. Just often overlooked.
True
I have a 2020 Kia Sportage with 116,000 miles on it. Zero issues. Maintained and oil changes every 3500-4000 miles.
My Hyundai sonata has 166 thousand miles. Got it with 45k miles. Haven't done anything except oil changes and brakes an tires. No codes.
My wife had a Sonata with 320,000 miles on it when we gave it to a coworker that needed a car. Still runs almost 2 yrs later.
@@chefchris5133have a 2005 Santa Fe that I bought 10 years ago at 99,000 miles. 186,000 miles today and no issue beside brake,oil change,alternator. Hope to drive it until wheels fell off
PROBABLY BECAUSE THOSE MADE IN KOREA ONES ARE BETTER.
Now don't you just feel stupid?
I love how Scotty calls millions of people stupid and doesn't care😂
Me too 👍
I like when somebody brings him a car and he calls it piece of crap right in their face.
Me too lol😂
Bc they fcking are!!!!🤦
That’s because he’s a boss and certified with the illuminati so he could do things like that
The worst car I ever owned was a Hyundai. Between the sludge issue that they blamed me for; the battery which kept dying I'd never own one again.
Pontiac Fiero. What a piece of pure crap. Waited for it 6 months. Sold it after 4 months. I never bought an American car after that.
KIAs are even worse
Bought a 2016 Hyundai Elantra for my daughter. I’ve had good luck with it so far 120,000 miles and no problems YET
I bought a new Elantra in 1999. It was a good car for about 80,000 miles. Then the AC went out, and the transmission dropped high gear and reverse at 140,000 miles. Had it rebuilt for $1400. Gave it to a family member for $400.
Maybe it’s time to get a used Ford Taurus. I don’t hear many problems about that model. I think that’s why they stop making them at Chicagos Assembly plant.
I have a 2.0 t vw in a gti. Change the oil a lot premium gas. Let it warm up. I've never had an issue. Never even a check engine light.
What year? Miles?
Got a 2012 VW Golf 2.5L base 4 door and literally just oil change and warming her up and 85k miles and no issues 👍 just gotta take care of your rides and they'll take care of you 😊
I see lots of new Hyundai and KIA on the road. Nobody can afford other brands anymore.
2008 kia sportage 2.7l. 217000m mobil 1 every 6500m. timing belt water pump coolant 100k 200k. Just had to put an alternator on it, 217000m. Original starter still going strong. I have the spare on the shelf. Passenger side door lock actuator is bad. Other than that, it runs great.
2007 Hyundai santa fe 👌
( older is better )
Funny but KIA, Hyundai has the price policy already on the level of European mainstraim brands here in Europe.
hyundai dealers are good at scamming poor people
They won't be able to afford the repair bill Eva😅😊😮
Make the Ranger a small body on frame again. I've got a 1990 with 677,000 miles on it I still drive it 110 miles a day to work and back. It's a handy little truck, and super reliable. People want handy,and reliable. I would even go back to the twin I beam front end.
I owned a 2002 4 Liter V6 -4x4 that was a great smooth driving Truck, terrible gas mileage like 17 on the hwy....
Probably his most positive comments about Ford that I've heard in a while! Go Maverick!
I'm still in the middle of Scotty's last video, and now here's another one!!!! SCOTTY-MANIA!!!!
Had two Hyundai's. They were great! Had a 2001 Jeep Wrangler. Transfer case exploded at 20K, Three years and two months and Jeep said - sorry no help. 47K has a cylinder leak to the coolant. 2k to fix.. That Jeep was junk. We have owned 2 Grand two cherokees and they were great.
@WestleyEdell I agree 💯
89 Ford Festiva with 246,000 miles. 4speed btw 👌🏻 oh and it was around $4500 in the early 90’s with 40,000 miles on it.
Recaro aircraft seats are junk! So many times I get called to the plane for seat issues.
I strongly disagree I just bought my second Hyundai an Elantra 2017 No issues and my Sonata got 171k on it now. Hyundais and Kias are good cars as long as you take care of them.
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There were some Kia engines that had issues. As a result, the warrantee was extended to 150K miles. If a person avoids those models and keeps up with maintenance, how are Kias?
ALLof them😅
Looking around here in Europe, KIA's are quite reliable and durable.
Significantly better than some European brands...
@@fffwe3876 The warrantees were extended for all Kias of a certain year range?
@@joop2295 There are a lot of them in Europe. I see a lot in the States as well. Hyundai and Kia make a lot of cars per year.
@@filippocorti6760 because they lost class action lawsuits. 😂
scamoftheearth comapny KIA
2011 Kia Sorento here, 240k miles on it in the northeast, never serviced in a shop (or a guy like Scotty). It still runs strong and chassis is solid. Yeah, it’s stupid😂
Sir, your are the Exception to the Rule, maybe you take extreme care of your car..
@randybeard6040 nope , most people who owns Hyundais that I met (those people aren't americans) they actually find Hyundai reliable , the amounts of Hyundais I see on the road with 200k+ kilometers in my country are a lot , I don't understand you guys , are the Hyundais built in America bad ? Because the ones we got were from korea, and some other models from india or china and the newer accent built in my country , so is it you guys who can't take care of the car or drive it ? Or are they poorly built in the USA ?
I just saw brand new KIA buring on parking lot few weeks ago. .
It's no longer a car repair video but a car bashing video 😊
He likes to hear himself talk.
"Jyundai" owner here with the GDI turbo. 175K, no problems. Smooth, quiet, doesn't burn oil.
235k. On a 2007 yunday lol. Santa fe. No trans problems ever. Had 1 recurring problem with gasket. But they finally solved.
I love Hyundai cars. The one I had worked great. User error was the only thing that messed it up 🥴😂@@MichaelSr-sp5pw
I've seen the worst pieces of garbage surpass 200K miles, 300K is where the car's reliability is really tested IMO. Point is, you may just be maintaining it well and maybe a little luck.
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My two current cars are a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe with 189,000 miles and a 2019 KIA Forte with 70,000 (mostly highway) miles with a CVT. I'm simultaneously happy, satisfied, and nervous as hell!!! 😄
I understand that feeling! My wife had a Nissan Rogue. Fortunately it never had a single problem in 77K miles when we traded it for a Honda.
Time to get rid of it
The 2004 engines were made better, no worries there. It's the 19 Forte I'd worry about lol. but it's under warranty, no?
@@The_Dougie Which one? 😄 BOTH!! 😄
@@PapiDoesItHappy to hear it! I love Hondas. Scotty has made me terrified of Nissans!
I had a cheap Kia Rio that lasted 147,000 miles before someone collided into me they were really good cars from about 1995 to 2007
My mom had a 2016 Kia Optima and the engine caught fire on the highway driving to p.a from nyc and they told her it was her they couldn’t pay cuz it was to much damage to determine where the fire started even tho that engine was recalled and they gave it back to her a few weeks before saying it was fine
I bought a 2023 GLE 350 4matic (Turbo 4 cylinder) about a year and half ago. After religiously changing the every 3,000 miles or 3 months. The engine started to develop the dreaded timing chain slap at 17,000 miles! GARBAGE(😢)! Even though it had 2 and half years left on the warranty, I sold it quick and bought a 2024 Toyota 4Runner TRD ORP! Thanks, Scotty for telling the truth and how I learned my lesson!
4 cylinder Mercedes garbage.
Turbo garbage is what you have turbo own a small engine sucks
This is exactly why I just got rid of my 2023 Tundra, I am not interested in dealing with that engine when the two turbos start failing.
I remember the original Maverick. My mother had two of them.
I have a 2018 Hyundai elantra 2 liter engine never a problem with it. Changed front brakes twice have not changed rear brakes change oil regularly. Problems 2 burnt out brake lights 1 burnt head light have one hundred 60 thousand miles on her still runs smoothly down the road.
Friend has a 2017 Sonata that caught on fire while her mechanic was driving it after a maintenance schedule.
That is so god damn funny. My wife had an 07 elantra. The best fail was the rear sway bar broke. My brother asked if it was made out if paper mache.
That sail technology is interesting. If you can take one of those cargo ships which burns tons of fuel each day at sea and cut that by 30-50% that's not bad. Yes they are still burning fuel just not as much.
IRVINE, CA, February 9, 2023 - Kia America is ranked the number one mass-market brand in the J.D. Power 2023 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study for the third consecutive year after owners reported the fewest issues after three years. Adding to this substantial award are three segment wins for the Forte (Compact Car), Optima (Midsize Car), and Sportage (Compact SUV). This latest achievement continues to strengthen Kia’s reputation for dependability and reliability.
“It’s one thing for Kia to tout its world-class dependability, but it’s another thing for an organization like J.D. Power to recognize it,” said Sean Yoon, president and CEO of Kia North America and Kia America. “These accolades from J.D. Power are a validation of our dedication to developing dependable products. Being named the top mass-market brand 3 years in a row speaks volumes since our customers stand behind our products based on their first-hand experience.”
JD power don’t mean as much as it used to
Turbos dont belong in daily driver cars !
I agree. My 2010 Honda civic is quick enough for a long commute. I retired so now it's greatly appreciated gas mileage!
It's belong for drag and drift cars. But it's also good for diesel because it run colder.
I got a dose of a turbo Volvo back in the 90s... lol
Nonsense! I had a 1979 MB 300SD Turbo diesel. Over 375,000 miles on it when I sold it. 28-30 highway mpg. Never a problem with the turbo.
It’s for the fuel efficiency not the speed…
I still love my 2012 Nissan Frontier SV 4x4 crew cab. Despite what some may say, it's a great smaller truck. The engine, 4.0Ltr V6, is bullet proof. Yes, it doesn't have a lot of comfort or cool features, it just works.
There are lemons with any manufacturer. I've got a 2015 Hyundai Elantra with 78,000 miles. Still runs like new. I think it's more about the driver and maintenance than anything. A girl at work has the same car with about 260,00 miles on it.
Small pick up truck not ideal for camping unless if you use a tent
Toyotas are blowing up with less than that now a days
Those undersized turbocharged engines and exploding transmissions will be the death of Toyota
Yeah and at only 10k miles too!
@@polstery Honda is having fun too with engine failures. They increased the pressure in the fuel delivery system for efficiency, but gas is blowing past the rings into the crankcase. Not good!
@@mikeb.7589Honda already fixed that problem. There's a special oil viscosity (OW-16) that's specifically used for Honda engines that had oil dilution problems. Use that oil and those problems no longer exist
I got 300,000 on my Prius … still looks good too ‼️‼️🇨🇦
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Early 00's Hyundai were/are pretty reliable. Those v6 sonata were fun on the cheap 😂
I've got a 2005 Hyundai Elantra I bought for $500 four years ago and put around 30K on the clock thus far and can't really complain. I must've got an exceptionally good one or something. The plastic throughout the car is disintegrating, but other than that..
Maybe the older the better, most recent ones were not good
I bought a 2019 3rd gen Kia Forte S automatic. Haven't had any problems with it at all. It has a 2.0 4 cylinder DOHC.
yeah, because they are slow 😂
@@klord-is9ftthey aren’t built for speed unless you’re looking at a kia stinger
12 years ago when I was building a race engine I had my work delayed due to a big job from the local kia dealer. IIRC it was heads on 30+ engines.
I have a 2019 Subaru with 17890 miles and l9ve it. It gets great gas mileage 38mpg. Sitting in the garage as it does a tank of fuel lasts one year. No ethanol in the fuel is how you get one year out of a tank of gas. When I do drive her it's all highway miles.
I have an old (2006) Hyndai Tuscon. The engine is good and strong, but the suspension needs constant rebuilding of the entire system. Gas guage hasn't worked since about a month after I bought it (used).
My last 2 cars are Hyundai...lasted 450,000 miles....my friends brand new $90,000 Corvette has less than 500 miles on it and it's leaking oil
I know it isn't directly related to the video, but I do drive a 2009 Toyota Corolla with the 1.8L.
Sure it's only gone 150K miles, but before me and my Dad started working on the car, we found that the engine filter, oil filter, transmission fluid and cabin filter was NEVER changed. The intake manifold was gunked up inside with sand, the oil too thin to properly lubricate the valves causing valve clatter upon starting, spark plugs never changed and the valve gasket was literally leaking into one of the spark plug chambers. The damn thing blasted over the potholes at 50+ KMH in our messed up back lane every single day and the chassis was never even looked at.
And that Corolla STILL drove perfectly fine like nothing was wrong. Even with the absurd lack of maintenance and abuse. I'm not sure how much more of that it could take, but me and my family are finally correcting the wrongs. I want to see if we can bring that thing to a million miles some day.
Have a 2017 Hyundai Tuscon, had oil changes at the dealership. It started using oil around 50,000 miles. At 65,000 miles have to put in a quart of oil every 1,000 miles. Very annoying!
not even kidding, i just bought a 2020 hyundai eleantra with 74k miles, its already revving excesively loud at 30mph and 50mph as if its at 6000+rpms
Fair number of Kia cars on the road in my area but the favorite brand in this part of south Florida seems to be Nissan! (Enough rich people that Teslas are far from rare, though.)
I have a 2008 Hyundai with 124K miles, 1.1 engine, still doing great and so far.
Have a 2013 Tucson 127,000 miles runs great looks great no problems (built in Korea)
My Hyundais cars engine stalled after the dealership did an engine consumption test. The crank shaft broke and now they won’t honor their warranty even though my car is still under warranty. I drove the car only 30 miles after the oil consumption test and the engine blew up. I’m so disappointed in Hyundai they don’t care
@@dfsdh432v9Contact Hyundai/KIA corporate immediately and report the dealership and tell them about your issue. Be sure to have all service records. Consult a consumer attorney as well, and if you're able to, get them to contact the dealership and make sure they let them know you are pursuing litigation right now.
Went to the AMC yesterday at the nearby mall w/family. Half the damn parking lot was used for Hyundai overstock 2024 Santa Fe SUVs!! My wife noticed the rotors and calipers coated in rust. I said that’s not entirely unusual for a sitting car…Out of curiosity I peeked underneath and saw that about 75% of the undercarriages were coated in the same rust?? Wtf. These were brand new w/intact window stickers already rusting. The same lot had some Hondas so I took a look just for kicks. Think I found any of that rust? Nope. Just nuts what some of these vehicles cost and they’re junk right outta the factory 🤣🤣
My dads IX35 2.0 CRTDI has over 400.000 km on the clock. He floors while cold, he stops immediately after speeding on the motorway, he pulls overloaded trailes, etc. The only issue is rust (all cars rust horribly here in Austria).
Love my Ram 1500 etorque 3.6 , pretty good gas mileage for a full size truck.
So some unknown guy claiming to be a Kia service manager makes some unverifiable accusations about engines blowing up. Perfecting clean inside but blow up anyway. WHY? Nobody's saying. Just throw garbage information out there and tell people they are stupid for buying Kia. I bought a 22 Sportage with 36,000 miles. Hope it doesn't blow up on me and prove Scotty right. I drive around and see hundreds of these things all the time. Evidently they don't all blow up.
Most you see are probably less than ten years old, how many of thoes brands you see are 15+ years old?
A lot less I bet.
On the rubber recycling maybe wind/solar in a sunny area like unused desert might make it viable.
Had the maverick for over a year and was an interesting idea that was not executed that well. Had radio problems. Exhaust heat exchanger part needed to be replaced and waited over half a year. And car had hard abrupt jolt when coming to a stop at slow speeds that was super annoying. Especially with a newborn. Ford took so long on the part that I traded the truck in with a check engine light and almost got all my money back on the truck . Got a 2020 Tacoma and did not regret that decision at all.
I own a 2012 Hyundai Veracruz with a 3.8 with almost 200,00 miles. Runs great and is very quiet..
With some of the windmill blades now do get recycled and ground up and added to concrete foundations for windmills
I daily drive a 2001 Honda CR-V and it has 232k miles still going strong. Needs a new front end and an A/C compressor soon, but it still blows cold. Old school's better ✌️
I had a Kia second gen. Sportage. It held up well
I bought my girlfriend and now wife a new 2003 hyundai accent for 7 grand. That thing lasted for 135k miles with only oil changes, tire, break replacement, trani service and tune ups. Never replaced anything and it kept running for a throwaway car so I beg to differ on scotties opinion.
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Note on Wind sails.
These are an interesting development, but impellers are moving parts. Claim was no moving parts - should be few moving parts. Minor correction.
I used to work at Kieper Recaro engineering dept in 1985. They designed and built seats for the big 3 back then.
Some recycling might be kind of like the inefficiencies of turning corn into ethanol and making a hybrid gasoline that gives the vehicle poorer mileage while introducing corrosive effects to its fuel system?
Pyrolizing plastics is easily done at a profit. The process is so easy to use that it can be done in a 40’ shipping container. This is being done in India where is way more scrap plastic than any other country.
BMW and Mercedes are crap cars
I’d never buy a Kia or Hyundai. I have a 2014 Chevy Equinox I do synthetic oil changes every 4K miles never had any major issues. It’s more reliable than a Hyundai.
I'm thinking of homebrew plastic pyrolysis installations for making like lamp oil or fuel for an oil engine.
I had a 2001 VW Passat 2.0T with 500 miles when the wiring harness fried. The dealer gave me a new car, no questions asked. Granted, that wasn't the engine, but it still makes me wonder.
Got a 11 year old Rio with 151,000 miles so with proper maintenance it's possible
Yep I had a 2007 Kia Rio it lasted 147,000 miles until someone collided into it the only thing I had to do was change the timing belt at 84000 miles and I did have some wheel well issues
I have a 2013 Hyundai Sonata I bought with 6 thousand miles on it. I bought it in November 2014. I have put 174,180 miles on it. Granted, it does have issues but I still drive it daily for sales.
A broken clocknis right twice a day
have a 2017 sonata 90 thousand miles minor issues nothing major
Yeah I got a 09 spectra with around 146k miles on it and never had any issues with it, love the car actually
I have 115K on my 2012 Sonata and it runs great. It has the 2.5, My mom has a loaded 2022 Telluride.
Keep the telluride away from the house! Lol
Throw away cars…Hyundai and Kia.
My aunt is having the same issues, low miles on i think it's a 2018 Tuscan, they replaced an engine under warrantee already, and it only lasted a couple weeks and now they are saying they won't touch the car again.
I have a Honda Accord 2012 special edition. 160k. I love this car!
I take my Scotty with a grain of salt.
And lemon
Salt, pepper, a nice chianti and some Fava beans. Makes a great recipe
kimuchi - rage much?
Bourbon helps rocket the entertainment value.
I'll take my Scotty on ice 🧊🧊
I own a stinger 3.3 v6 for over 5 years now without any issue yet. The car is tuned since new, I am not saying that all Hyundais, kias are good but like very brand almost there is good and bad cars/engines.
I have had 5 hyundas. 2 azeras and 3 sonatas with turbos. Put 30,000 on per year. Sell them with 150,000 on them or so. Never one problem yet. One azera with 175,000 started burning oil. I think they are great. No sure on Kia's. Have a 2022 now with 65,000,limited model. Best one ever..
Problem is, you get nothing for them when you decide to sell them with 150k lol
@@georgenovotny4421 you do not much for any car with 150 grand
agree. old used toyota and/ or honda also has low resale value.
get "nothin" for it on a trade in.
Consumer Reports ranks the Kia Telluride very high. Not sure who is right, but CR does a lot of tests.
I remember in the spring of 1970 Ford came out with the ford Maverick sedan., for the kids nowadays, ford Maverick, is not a new term with ford motor company.
All this guy does is dog Kia and Hyundai. I have one of each. No problems at all. Guess I’m stupid. I would like to know who is paying this guy to tear down Kia and Hyundai.
Yes he constantly trashes them 90% of the time, yet I just watched two videos in a row that he praised them. Very confusing...😂
I have a 2019 Hyundai with 109000 miles on it and haven’t had the problem with the engine. It has started to burn a little oil so I check it every 1000 miles. I change the oil every 4000 miles and I’m not stupid.
The scotty manifesto says buy a hyundai elantra hybrid..but dont buy those korean cars. Huh?
Hey Scotty, My Father inlaw has a 2012 Nissan Versa, 5 speed manual and it feels like it needs a 6th gear! Drives great and runs like a scalded ape but feels like it winds out at 50-55mph. Why did Nissan only make these a 5 speed and feel geared so low?
recaro germany is the one that went bankrupt... the US and Japan are separate entities and not related to the german one, as per articles online.
Scotty you are so right there are a lot of stupid people in the world 🌎 you are a real 👨🔧 and very intelligent on fixing cars 🚗 and trucks 🛻 you have a great day 😮
My Saturn ion had Riccardo seats and that was 05 GM quad coupe
My 86 GTI has set of Recaro Trophys and they are cool scotty.
I traded a 2015 Dodge Magnum, paid off, for $1000 toward a finance on a 2013 Hyundai Veloster worth $6000. Worst mistake of my life.
“No moving parts…..they pressurise the air using an Impeller”. Impellers are moving parts.
Thank you
Just watched two Scotty videos that he praised Hyundai/Kia. One was a Hyundai Palisade video and another was a long video about multiple models, including their E vehicles. Well, I guess he's back to his 90% trashing Hyun/Kia vehicle videos again... 🤣🤣
Toyota's are blowing up at 20,000/30,000 miles at the moment, not just a Kia/Hyundai problem. 2024 now and manufacturers seem to be going backwards as regards ICE reliability.
It's a very different here in Australia. the Hyundai 2.0T models are made in Nošovice, Czech Republic. They are much better made than the ones in America, very popular and no real widespread issues. The rest of the range are very popular in Australia and believe me, if they were crap, we would simply not buy them. Plenty of old ones driving around.
Hey Scotty, i have a 2014 scion tc and just had the cv axles replaced. I bought the axles online and had a reputable local shop install them. They now vibrate worse than before. The mechanic told me either they're defective or sometimes they may take a while to "settle in" is that true? i've never heard that.
I’ve seen a new Dodge truck not get 12 miles down the road from the dealership!
Scotty. I have a 2010 Hyundia vercruse .3.8 v6 202000 miles still going strong...won't buy a 4cly turbo engine
I like the Maverick pickup truck but not for $26,000
The hood flew open and smashed the windshield, on a '93 Concorde for me.
Great info 😊
The Maverick is a great value proposition and I'm glad Ford finally had some damm sense.
2011 kia Forte. Lasted six years before it developed piston slap. Engine shot. Out of warranty. Goodbye Kia. Never again.