I've been watching a lot of youtube videos on the new Hyundai Sonata and this is by far the best and most informative one I've seen. Thank you very much for this great video.
Awesome job. I am going to be picking my limited up tomorrow and this was a great run through! Maybe like a 5 or 10 minute video of the just the infotainment system since you already own one too! Just a thought.
@@bradleyzimmerman8594 Everything I research said that it should be a pretty good car for a long time. I know Honda's reliability has been declining since they've been doing more stuff in Mexico but I think a honda should last a long time also.
@@bradleyzimmerman8594 Lmao. Research on what? Hyundai had one bad generation of Sonatas due to a design error in the engine that they fully covered on affected vehicles with engine swaps, even 100k+ miles on them. Jesus, they did better than Honda whose solution to the 1.5 turbos in the current 2018+ generation of cars leaking gasoline into the engine oil is a "software fix" and basically waiting for warranties to expire.
@@Bondovw Honda accords have had recalls for many generations and there are a few issues in the latest gen as well. Look into motorbiscuits post online about the latest brake problems with the accord. www.motorbiscuit.com/the-2020-honda-accord-is-already-facing-severe-brake-problems/
That 10 yr is engine trans only! Don’t let any crucial ancillary components break. If you want one you better get the full extended warranty if your gonna have it awhile
Engine and transmission only for the base warranty. You can get a 10 year warranty bumper to bumper, roof to wheel, and mirror to mirror option as well
I am looking at the limited right now. If you dont mind, could you please tell me how much is the outdoor price that you paid? If you are in the US, which State you are in?
The 2011 Hyundai Sonata has a problem where the engine seizes without warning. The average repair cost is about $5,000 and the average mileage at the time of seizing is around 90,000 miles. A class action lawsuit in 2015 found the 2.4-liter engine to be defective.
@@factsmatter6980 That is something to take into account if you're skeptical about Hyundai's track record but that was 10 years ago. The newer engines in this new Sonata still need some time to be evaluated and so far nothing major has come up.
Great review. I purchased this 2021 SEL PLUS with Tech Package in Shimmering Silver about a month ago. I had to have that sunroof. 🙂 Although my trim level does not come with the “Smat Pak”, it does have all the other bells n whistles. Hyundai really out did themselves with these models for sure. I love my car...!
A bit of tig wiggle for you. Htrac is fwd during normal operation. It operates just like 4motion’s haldex center differential (waits for slip) That’s how we get good gas mileage for an ‘awd’ vehicle
Seeing this review makes my decision to have the 2020 or 2021 Hyundai Sonata as my first car even stronger! I just need to play the waiting game and hope the world gets back to normal.
@@tocreatee5736 Had* an engine problem. They replaced engines with updated ones even out of warranty and really went above and beyond to rectify the issue. There has been no new vehicle engine failures since they corrected the engine for over 6 years now. Meanwhile Honda still has their 2018+ 1.5T engines leaking gasoline into the engine oil and their solution is to apply a "software fix" and wait for warranties to expire.
@@andymedoge8175 you got enough time bro , by the time you’re 18 this car probably be in your price range if you save up and convince your parents to help get it too
Great videos on the 2020/21 Sonata, my friend!! You are very objective on those reviews (watched all of them many times and your reviews were honestly the sell point for me!) I can vouch that you thoroughly explained this car! I got my 2021 Limited.. Same interior.. Quartz White. Last week. I Love it! The torque really pulls... Better than I imagined! Nice pickup, Question: Could it be possible to make this model AWD with the lowered shock towers or would it be just too expensive?
I am a 4 time Hyundai owner (xg300, Azera, Sonata T type and Azera). All have been V6 w. the exception of the Type which was the 274hp 2.0 L turbo 4. My current 2012 Azera has the 290 hp 3.0L V6 w. direct injection. A V6 is my preference for smoothness and torque. I only kept the The 2011 T Type Turbo 4 for 2 years, due to hard (sport tuned) suspension and shakey 4 cylinder engine. It was fast enough but was not a smooth running engine and power was like an on-off switch. I recently test drove 2-2020 Sonatas, one a standard 2.5L I4 and the other the 1.6 L Turbo l4. Both were very nice cars and with a better engine, I could have been convinced to buy one. The standard 2.5L l4 was so underpowered, it literally had trouble maintaining it speed on moderate grades without forcing a downshift and listening to a screaming engine. The 1.6L i4 is much slower feeling than its 0-60 times indicate. It has more torque on tap than the 2.5L but you have to go really deep into the throttle to overcome the turbo lag and then power delivery is abrupt and not linear at all Your foot and the motor seem disconnected. From standing start, the car begins moving at a decidedly unhurried pace of its own, very disconcerting when making a left turn across oncoming traffic. I had to nearly double the interval that is safe with my Azera V6. These are great cars in search of a good motor, unfortunately.
you must be missing something on the 2.5L. the car is a beast. yes, slow from a stand still but once moving, at any speed, will take off happily. much better than the 1.6L. and as matter of fact, running in triple digits it still has available torq to accelerate! steering is adequate. suspension is superb. road holding especially cornering is excellent at any speed!
Savage Geese mentioned in his review that the Sonata with the 1.6 turbo and 8 speed had noticeably inconsistent power delivery. Complained that lower speed driving was kind of irritating with frequent upshifts and downshifts and fairly rough shifting. He did say once you're cruising along it was great. Have you noticed that with yours?
Here we are in 2022 and this new Limited has the same features at the 21' do you know of any tech feature changes? I like the N- Line but for the faster car you lose some tech features. Like the cameras under the side view mirrors/ image on your panel.... its there a way to still get that in the n- line?
@@ELP1125 I can agree with that... When I had it for a week I actually had some people give me a thumbs up which honestly I didn't expect but they were definitely a fan of the K5!
I had the same debate with the Elantra & the K5. I drove both and winded up getting the Elantra convenience package. As far as technology and the Hyundai app (starting your car up, locking your car from your phone etc) this car is just incredible. The K5 is a pretty girl with tits with no job & the Elantra a decent face girl with a bright future. That’s how I see it.
@@Murat-2020 this is the car I want to get! I really like the n line also (seats) but you lose a couple features. hopefully I can go look at the dealership this weekend!
My fiancé just bought the SEL Plus. The amount of tech this car is ridiculous. The option missing is wireless Apple CarPlay. For some reason when you spend more money and get the bigger touch screen with NAV you lose the wireless CarPlay option. It’s available on the two lower trims only
I've been looking at both the Kia K5 Gt line, and Hyundai Sonata SEL. Both come out to almost the same price, Kia being just about $500 cheaper at 28.5K, but I believe Hyundai has a longer warranty though I'm not 100% sure. Anyone wanna put there two cents on which car to get? I picked these two brands because they seem to offer the most safety features compared to other mid size sedan competitors for the price, not to mention I just think both look equally amazing inside and out. The biggest killer for me is the Hyundai's Transmission button control I don't think I could get used to that, I like the idea of saving room and taking away the handle, though I don't think ill warm up to the buttons, also the steering wheel with those bottom arches seem like they'd get in the way.
@adrian, I just leased the Hyundai Sonata SEL and I personally thought the same, that I couldn’t get used to the he shifter. I also said that about the home button on the iPhone, I’ve gotten used to both after using them for about a week . Also, I actually prefer the button shift now as I literally just click a button and boom it’s in gear, I love the car and highly recommend
I'm repeatedly puzzled by reviewers of Hyundai vehicles ignoring the most obvious rivals. In this case the most obvious competitor is not the Accord, the Camry, or the Altima. It's the nearly identical KIA K5. And frankly, reviews of KIA vehicles are no better. I've yet to see a K5 review that acknowledges the existence of the new Sonata. Personally, I'm impressed with the new Sonata. On the other hand, I prefer the looks of the K5. Considering the vehicles' similarity in terms of size, features, and powertrains, I'd be inclined to look at each before making a purchase decision.
The K5 has a cool exterior look but the inside was weirdly skimped on, hard. I don't even know why because the K5 is around the same price points as the Sonata. For a $1k or $2k more you get way more bang for buck on the Sonata.
Notice all the auto reviews on TH-cam are always the top of the line models few can afford ? How about you start reviewing base trim models that most people buy instead ?
It's sad that most of your audience is young and gullible for fads and features and naive to the fact that both Hyundai and Kia are overpriced when compared to other manufacturers that holds the #1 spot for sells, resale value, quality and reliability for the last 30 years.
What? Which comparable model is cheaper with comparable features? Keep in mind that Hyundai and Kia have generous rebates most of the time. You can easily get a Sonata or K5, likely with more features, for thousands less than a Camry, Accord, or Legacy. Also, Consumer Reports rates Hyundai highly in long term reliability while KBB rates their resale values above average; just barely trailing Honda, Subaru, and Toyota. This isn't the Hyundai/Kia of 20 years ago. These cars are absolutely a value and very decent cars. I'm not even a Hyundai or Kia owner and I can see that.
Yeah, what are you talking about? To get all the features on this car on another....... you would have to bump up to an 80 K German...... there is NO BETTER value in all the automotive industry.
Just checked Autotrader and you can pickup a fully loaded Sonata Limited for $30K. You can't get close to that price on a Camry or Accord for that option list.
If that is all you base your decision on, I would suggest you don't purchase it then. If you want a extremely well built, feature loaded vehicle, then there is no reason not to consider a purchase.
Nope. The Accord is easily still the better car. Who gives a crap about a digital display. It’s not as refined as the Honda and I think the Accord looks better.
Have you driven a Hyundai or Kia lately? The Koreans are making huge improvements across the board on all their vehicles. And, they have many models that are built in Alabama and Georgia for those of us who like American made products.
I've been watching a lot of youtube videos on the new Hyundai Sonata and this is by far the best and most informative one I've seen. Thank you very much for this great video.
Appreciate it! 😁
Just bought the 2021 Limited. So much luxury for the price. Great car.
I got mine in April, 2021 limited in red with tan inside and it's gorgeous😍
Just got a limited today 2021, tan interior. Beautiful car for the price.
This car is pure gold, Pony.
Just bought a couple of weeks ago. Truly a fan of this car. Bought the limited. Thanks for the video really helped.
Congrats! Awesome pick!
I just bought a 2021 SEL today. Love it.
I'm getting the limited next week I CANT WAIT!!!! :) ALSO CONGRATS ON YOUR ONE
Congratulations you just lost 10k just by driving it off the lot
@@jessnero6282 Awesome! I got my limited 2 weeks ago. Which color are you getting?
@@davidstojkovic3546 douche
@@Mrtellitlikeitis he’s just jealous that he cant buy or don’t want to buy bcoz he too cheap or cant afford to buy one,,
I see some of the negative idiots commenting on Hyundai as if it's the same compared to 10 years ago. Let it go, Hyundai has changed for the better.
Ya i don't understand that I bought a 2012 sonata it's at 161k miles no problems
Awesome job. I am going to be picking my limited up tomorrow and this was a great run through!
Maybe like a 5 or 10 minute video of the just the infotainment system since you already own one too! Just a thought.
I have this car and really like it. I was going to get a accord but this car blows the Honda away.
Won’t last like the Honda does do some research
@@bradleyzimmerman8594 Everything I research said that it should be a pretty good car for a long time. I know Honda's reliability has been declining since they've been doing more stuff in Mexico but I think a honda should last a long time also.
@@bradleyzimmerman8594 Lmao. Research on what? Hyundai had one bad generation of Sonatas due to a design error in the engine that they fully covered on affected vehicles with engine swaps, even 100k+ miles on them. Jesus, they did better than Honda whose solution to the 1.5 turbos in the current 2018+ generation of cars leaking gasoline into the engine oil is a "software fix" and basically waiting for warranties to expire.
@@MessyPointedBlob so there bad cars Hyundai sonta?
@@Bondovw Honda accords have had recalls for many generations and there are a few issues in the latest gen as well. Look into motorbiscuits post online about the latest brake problems with the accord.
www.motorbiscuit.com/the-2020-honda-accord-is-already-facing-severe-brake-problems/
Awesome review
Thanks!
That 10 yr is engine trans only! Don’t let any crucial ancillary components break. If you want one you better get the full extended warranty if your gonna have it awhile
Engine and transmission only for the base warranty. You can get a 10 year warranty bumper to bumper, roof to wheel, and mirror to mirror option as well
Just bought this limited and by far one of the best car I’ve driven that is at reasonable price.
I am looking at the limited right now. If you dont mind, could you please tell me how much is the outdoor price that you paid? If you are in the US, which State you are in?
The 2011 Hyundai Sonata has a problem where the engine seizes without warning. The average repair cost is about $5,000 and the average mileage at the time of seizing is around 90,000 miles. A class action lawsuit in 2015 found the 2.4-liter engine to be defective.
@@factsmatter6980 That is something to take into account if you're skeptical about Hyundai's track record but that was 10 years ago. The newer engines in this new Sonata still need some time to be evaluated and so far nothing major has come up.
@@ZapFlashD NOPE. New sonata has almost exact same engine.
@@factsmatter6980 The 1.6 turbo has no known issues.
Great review. I purchased this 2021 SEL PLUS with Tech Package in Shimmering Silver about a month ago. I had to have that sunroof. 🙂 Although my trim level does not come with the “Smat Pak”, it does have all the other bells n whistles. Hyundai really out did themselves with these models for sure. I love my car...!
I got the SEL Plus as well. Congrats its an amazing car!
A bit of tig wiggle for you. Htrac is fwd during normal operation. It operates just like 4motion’s haldex center differential (waits for slip) That’s how we get good gas mileage for an ‘awd’ vehicle
In Melbourne, Australia.Picked up yesterday in Hampton grey and it’s awesome 😎
Awesome car! Congrats!
Seeing this review makes my decision to have the 2020 or 2021 Hyundai Sonata as my first car even stronger! I just need to play the waiting game and hope the world gets back to normal.
hyundai has engine problem. I do not recommend buying one.
@@tocreatee5736 Had* an engine problem. They replaced engines with updated ones even out of warranty and really went above and beyond to rectify the issue. There has been no new vehicle engine failures since they corrected the engine for over 6 years now.
Meanwhile Honda still has their 2018+ 1.5T engines leaking gasoline into the engine oil and their solution is to apply a "software fix" and wait for warranties to expire.
Yo same but I'm 14😔
@@andymedoge8175 you got enough time bro , by the time you’re 18 this car probably be in your price range if you save up and convince your parents to help get it too
Hey! Did you end up buying it? Because this is the one i want to get too as my first car.
I have the 2020 limited and I don’t see any changes in the 2021 limited
Great videos on the 2020/21 Sonata, my friend!! You are very objective on those reviews (watched all of them many times and your reviews were honestly the sell point for me!) I can vouch that you thoroughly explained this car! I got my 2021 Limited.. Same interior.. Quartz White. Last week. I Love it! The torque really pulls... Better than I imagined! Nice pickup,
Question: Could it be possible to make this model AWD with the lowered shock towers or would it be just too expensive?
I am a 4 time Hyundai owner (xg300, Azera, Sonata T type and Azera). All have been V6 w. the exception of the Type which was the 274hp 2.0 L turbo 4. My current 2012 Azera has the 290 hp 3.0L V6 w. direct injection. A V6 is my preference for smoothness and torque. I only kept the The 2011 T Type Turbo 4 for 2 years, due to hard (sport tuned) suspension and shakey 4 cylinder engine. It was fast enough but was not a smooth running engine and power was like an on-off switch.
I recently test drove 2-2020 Sonatas, one a standard 2.5L I4 and the other the 1.6 L Turbo l4. Both were very nice cars and with a better engine, I could have been convinced to buy one. The standard 2.5L l4 was so underpowered, it literally had trouble maintaining it speed on moderate grades without forcing a downshift and listening to a screaming engine. The 1.6L i4 is much slower feeling than its 0-60 times indicate. It has more torque on tap than the 2.5L but you have to go really deep into the throttle to overcome the turbo lag and then power delivery is abrupt and not linear at all Your foot and the motor seem disconnected. From standing start, the car begins moving at a decidedly unhurried pace of its own, very disconcerting when making a left turn across oncoming traffic. I had to nearly double the interval that is safe with my Azera V6. These are great cars in search of a good motor, unfortunately.
you must be missing something on the 2.5L. the car is a beast. yes, slow from a stand still but once moving, at any speed, will take off happily. much better than the 1.6L. and as matter of fact, running in triple digits it still has available torq to accelerate! steering is adequate. suspension is superb. road holding especially cornering is excellent at any speed!
Savage Geese mentioned in his review that the Sonata with the 1.6 turbo and 8 speed had noticeably inconsistent power delivery. Complained that lower speed driving was kind of irritating with frequent upshifts and downshifts and fairly rough shifting. He did say once you're cruising along it was great. Have you noticed that with yours?
I hope Honda's taking note.
Nope same shit from them
The digital gauge is not optional on SEL plus on the SEL plus it is standard it is optional on the just SEL
Here we are in 2022 and this new Limited has the same features at the 21' do you know of any tech feature changes? I like the N- Line but for the faster car you lose some tech features. Like the cameras under the side view mirrors/ image on your panel.... its there a way to still get that in the n- line?
Hey Pony! I’m torn between getting the 2020 Mustang Ecoboost and the 2021 Hyundai Sonata Limted. What car would you recommend???
2021 Hyundai Sonata n line!
Definitely the sonata bro unless you wanna spend 40 on gas every 3 or 4 days
@goldpony - great review as always! Thanks. This or the Kia K5?
I'd go Sonata for interior quality & tech but do wish the Sonata offered AWD 👍
@@goldpony Thanks! Keep the reviews comin!
K5 is quite the looker though. Especially when you see those amber DRLs coming down the road 🤩
@@ELP1125 I can agree with that... When I had it for a week I actually had some people give me a thumbs up which honestly I didn't expect but they were definitely a fan of the K5!
I had the same debate with the Elantra & the K5. I drove both and winded up getting the Elantra convenience package. As far as technology and the Hyundai app (starting your car up, locking your car from your phone etc) this car is just incredible. The K5 is a pretty girl with tits with no job & the Elantra a decent face girl with a bright future. That’s how I see it.
I bought that EXACT car 3 weeks ago....... I love it
Congrats! I have the SEL Plus and it's definitely an amazing car! 👍
@@goldpony Thank you, Merry Christmas!
@@goldpony Really? Hows that lawnmower engine? Does it feel cheap inside?
@@goldpony does it have enough power? Torn between the limited and carbon 6
@@goldpony Just asking. Don’t u find the 1.6 wanting for power? Wind noise? Why didn’t u jump in on the suv craze
Hyundai is the way to go I just test drive a Honda a Toyota and this Hyundai I bought the 2021 Hyundai Sonata SEL I LOVE it.
Congrats! Amazing car!
Didnt take out a 6? U missed out
@@Mrtellitlikeitis which one is the 6 ?
Buying the 2021 sonata limited tomorrow, coincidentally from that exact dealership
yay congrats 🥳😄
@@d333vyn thank you. Pretty amazing car, wasn't expecting that from Hyundai tbh
@@Murat-2020 this is the car I want to get! I really like the n line also (seats) but you lose a couple features. hopefully I can go look at the dealership this weekend!
@@d333vyn I would personally go with Limited, hence its fully loaded.
@@Murat-2020 I actually test drove the limited sonata and Tuscan yesterday and let me tell you that this is the hardest decision ever lol
Love that car
My fiancé just bought the SEL Plus. The amount of tech this car is ridiculous. The option missing is wireless Apple CarPlay. For some reason when you spend more money and get the bigger touch screen with NAV you lose the wireless CarPlay option. It’s available on the two lower trims only
Not a bad car at all
If only they had All Wheel Drive, would be an automatic buy for me. Kia K5 has AWD but lacking some of the cool tech behind Hyundai Sonata
Most AWD systems are front wheel biased. So it's not like your driving a Subaru with symmetrical AWD, so like what's the point TBH.
@@ELP1125 Most people think they need AWD. It's kind of funny really.
Theres also an N-line performance model
That’s the one I got
I've been looking at both the Kia K5 Gt line, and Hyundai Sonata SEL. Both come out to almost the same price, Kia being just about $500 cheaper at 28.5K, but I believe Hyundai has a longer warranty though I'm not 100% sure. Anyone wanna put there two cents on which car to get? I picked these two brands because they seem to offer the most safety features compared to other mid size sedan competitors for the price, not to mention I just think both look equally amazing inside and out. The biggest killer for me is the Hyundai's Transmission button control I don't think I could get used to that, I like the idea of saving room and taking away the handle, though I don't think ill warm up to the buttons, also the steering wheel with those bottom arches seem like they'd get in the way.
@adrian, I just leased the Hyundai Sonata SEL and I personally thought the same, that I couldn’t get used to the he shifter. I also said that about the home button on the iPhone, I’ve gotten used to both after using them for about a week . Also, I actually prefer the button shift now as I literally just click a button and boom it’s in gear, I love the car and highly recommend
I got this car 2 days ago. 2021 preowned
Personally I think the ground clearance is a bit too low for my liking 👍
nice car.
😤😤😤so slow getting these ta Australia 🇦🇺 waiting since January/now the latest is at the end of March.
thinking about it pony!!
The smaller grill on the hybrid looks better.
why does everybody test drive the turbo...why not the 2.5 L ? what gives...are we all drug addicts to power ?
You can't get all the options with the 2.5.
Drive a 2.5L and you'll understand why it's the low priced spread.
With the 1.6T you get the power when you need it and the economy when you don't have your foot in it all the time.
the 2.5 puts the turbo to shame!
the 2.5 puts the turbo to shame!
Wish you would have used your own car, the gold paint is way better!
Haha I agree but always love playing around with smart Park on the Limited! 😁
I'm repeatedly puzzled by reviewers of Hyundai vehicles ignoring the most obvious rivals. In this case the most obvious competitor is not the Accord, the Camry, or the Altima. It's the nearly identical KIA K5. And frankly, reviews of KIA vehicles are no better. I've yet to see a K5 review that acknowledges the existence of the new Sonata.
Personally, I'm impressed with the new Sonata. On the other hand, I prefer the looks of the K5. Considering the vehicles' similarity in terms of size, features, and powertrains, I'd be inclined to look at each before making a purchase decision.
K5 looks cooler but the sonata has better tech.
The K5 has a cool exterior look but the inside was weirdly skimped on, hard. I don't even know why because the K5 is around the same price points as the Sonata. For a $1k or $2k more you get way more bang for buck on the Sonata.
Notice all the auto reviews on TH-cam are always the top of the line models few can afford ?
How about you start reviewing base trim models that most people buy instead ?
Easier to imagine a car without certain features opposed to the opposite
When I see a review of a top-of-the-line model it helps me determine if I want to make the investment in those extra details.
@@lieqaan Makes sense.
actually the two lower trims are the better drivers car!
@@lieqaan actually the two lower trims are the better drivers car!
Now just been told on Friday June grrrrrrrrr dam Australia 🇦🇺 so behind with new cars😬😬😤😤😤😡.
With that exterior styling, no.
Haha it's polarizing I agree... that's why I dig it tho it's not going to blend in with the other cars out there 😁
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It's sad that most of your audience is young and gullible for fads and features and naive to the fact that both Hyundai and Kia are overpriced when compared to other manufacturers that holds the #1 spot for sells, resale value, quality and reliability for the last 30 years.
What? Which comparable model is cheaper with comparable features? Keep in mind that Hyundai and Kia have generous rebates most of the time. You can easily get a Sonata or K5, likely with more features, for thousands less than a Camry, Accord, or Legacy. Also, Consumer Reports rates Hyundai highly in long term reliability while KBB rates their resale values above average; just barely trailing Honda, Subaru, and Toyota. This isn't the Hyundai/Kia of 20 years ago. These cars are absolutely a value and very decent cars. I'm not even a Hyundai or Kia owner and I can see that.
Yeah, what are you talking about? To get all the features on this car on another....... you would have to bump up to an 80 K German...... there is NO BETTER value in all the automotive industry.
Just checked Autotrader and you can pickup a fully loaded Sonata Limited for $30K. You can't get close to that price on a Camry or Accord for that option list.
Many people will be driving a ugly cat fish look like vehicle because from the inside they can't see how really looks to cat fish
If that is all you base your decision on, I would suggest you don't purchase it then. If you want a extremely well built, feature loaded vehicle, then there is no reason not to consider a purchase.
Nope. The Accord is easily still the better car. Who gives a crap about a digital display. It’s not as refined as the Honda and I think the Accord looks better.
This car has a lot more to offer over the accord.
True accord looks better but the accord hybrid lacks high mileage so checked both and got the sonata hybrid got up to 57.2 mpg saving alot on gas
Sonata N Line says hi and bye.
Yes to some boring is beautiful, Honda makes wonderful appliances.
Ummm what are you saying is better about the Honda?
Hyundai’s are terrible cars
Take your Chrysler and go home...Oh, it won't start?
@@neighborscomplaint6859 who says I own a Chrysler Jack ass?
Have you driven a Hyundai or Kia lately? The Koreans are making huge improvements across the board on all their vehicles. And, they have many models that are built in Alabama and Georgia for those of us who like American made products.
@@mowcowbell wouldn’t drive one on my worse day
@@bradleyzimmerman8594 Without any active experience, your opinion is just that... an opinion.