The Sonata hybrid is a beautiful and elegant looking car. Both the exterior and interior look very nice. I’d give it an A for styling. If pressed I’d buy the Camry because of the proven record for reliability.
I believe most of the glare on the cluster is likely from the protective film. Also, take it out on the freeway for a road noise test, it sounded very quiet.
However, for smart drivers, the #1 reliability and the lowest TCO of Toyota Camry is a far better choice vs. whatever looks or electronic features Sonata has.
@@codincoman9019toyota camry is fucking outdated garbage.. and caught cheating on mpg and crush test and engine power. hyundai sonata all the way.. toyota is not what it used to be..I drive t23 oyota camry trd but transmission went out at 12k miles and has electrical issues..
I had the Sonata hybrid in the past, it was an amazing car. The DCT paired with the hybrid was still a pretty smooth ride. With these updates, I would buy another sonata again.
I bought the sel hybrid. Love it. Didn’t think it was worth the extra money to get the extra features and I really didn’t want leather anyway. Have about 4500 miles on it. It’s pretty accurate with the mpg estimate within the cluster and with mostly highway driving I have almost 47 mpg through the 4500 miles. When I go around town I get 50-60mpg. No joke and I’m talking 30-40 miles not on the highway. Excellent value and 1000x better than the Prius I traded in to get it.
Camry is #1 due to reliability, low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), longevity, resale value, lower insurance (some insurance companies don't even insure the Korean clunkers) etc.
The fact the Camry is sold before it hits the lots, and this is sitting on lots says all you need to know. Hyundai increased their prices too much and they aren't known for reliability. You can't price it exactly the same as the Camry.
@@HOTPLATEGAMINGsmart people prefer the #1 reliability and the lowest TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) of the Camry. Using the warranty for a Sonata means lost time, thus lost money.
Toyota fanboys. It's the same belief that Muslims have in their hearts. Take a statistical survey of how Hyundai has surpassed Nissan Honda in quantity and career path over the past decade. Find out which brand has won the most Car of the Year awards over the past decade. And recently, its operating profit in the first quarter of 2024 surpassed Toyota, and its operating profit exceeded that of Volkswagen. Toyota Motor does not have any EV technology, nor does it have a proper EV model. Ditching the prejudice and judging it shows that the Sonata Hybrid is better than the Camry Hybrid. You get a variety of satisfaction that you don't get from Camry as well as fuel efficiency. The Santa Fe Hybrid Sonata Hybrid has been operating well in several countries for over a decade without any problems
@@daniel0223-i8s who cares about EV technology? The infrastructure is absolute garbage, the range isn’t enough, and the prices are too high, hence the demand for them is down. Toyota is the king of hybrids which are in high demand and I imagine it’ll stay that way for a while
You got to give it to them at least Hyundai put some effort into this car unlike most of their cars but I would never buy one for the sheer fact that their quality control is still not there
Are you one of those buyers that had lots of problems? I’ve probably owned like seven Hyundai Kia genesis products and have never had a problem except for the air conditioning on an early model. Genesis sedan.
Nope. Camry is #1 in all relevant statistics. Sonata cannot jump farther from Hyundai, which is not even in Top 10 Reliability nor Low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), while Toyota is #2 (Lexus is #1 in reliability) and #1 in low TCO.
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The Sonata hybrid is a beautiful and elegant looking car. Both the exterior and interior look very nice. I’d give it an A for styling. If pressed I’d buy the Camry because of the proven record for reliability.
And proven low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), longevity, resale value etc.
Camry is #1 because looks are nothing vs. reliability, low TCO etc.
The Hyundai sonata hybrid looks good love it
The limited edition prices are Insane though, but at least the SEL version of the hybrid also gives you quite a bit of amenities.
I believe most of the glare on the cluster is likely from the protective film. Also, take it out on the freeway for a road noise test, it sounded very quiet.
On looks alone, the Sonata wins.
However, for smart drivers, the #1 reliability and the lowest TCO of Toyota Camry is a far better choice vs. whatever looks or electronic features Sonata has.
@@codincoman9019toyota camry is fucking outdated garbage.. and caught cheating on mpg and crush test and engine power. hyundai sonata all the way.. toyota is not what it used to be..I drive t23 oyota camry trd but transmission went out at 12k miles and has electrical issues..
I really love the new futuristic look
Excellent refresh.
Good-looking car now!
I had the Sonata hybrid in the past, it was an amazing car. The DCT paired with the hybrid was still a pretty smooth ride. With these updates, I would buy another sonata again.
sonata is paired with traditional AT transmission not DCT
@@wulongchai older sonata models used DCT
@@JoseDiaz-qw7mg i see, so I guess they are moving DCT to AT transmission for their hybrid
I bought the sel hybrid. Love it. Didn’t think it was worth the extra money to get the extra features and I really didn’t want leather anyway. Have about 4500 miles on it. It’s pretty accurate with the mpg estimate within the cluster and with mostly highway driving I have almost 47 mpg through the 4500 miles. When I go around town I get 50-60mpg. No joke and I’m talking 30-40 miles not on the highway. Excellent value and 1000x better than the Prius I traded in to get it.
does sonata hybrid sel trim has 360degree camera view? It is the feature that I want the most.
Great warranty
The screen glare is caused by the protective film over it. If you peeled it off, the glare would be gone.
Bro i got the 24 sonata and itsss alll beautiful but the screen glare was the only thing i hated, thanks to you i know there was a solution 😂👍
squirrel! (GX overtrail...lol). Movie reference, in case you're curious
If the wheels were more sporty I would buy one..
finally, Sonata hybrid. Is it better than Camry hybrid in your opinion?
Would love to see an economy loop with the Sonata hybrid I think it will do nearly as well as the Toyota. Camry.
@@brokeboy87 New Camry in real MPG is quiet disappointing tho, hence I am looking at sonata hybrid
No no
Camry is #1 due to reliability, low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), longevity, resale value, lower insurance (some insurance companies don't even insure the Korean clunkers) etc.
@@codincoman9019what u call a clunker comes in at #4 in the best cars according to JD Powell. I think they know more than u do
Yes it wins.
Toyota cars are very cheap interior wise, and you get nearly no features.
Very expensive, but feeling cheap.
is this awd or fwd?
Fwd
The problem is the Theta 4cyl engines are trash
Can you turn the horrible tik tok turn signal sound off? These new hybrids with all
These excessive sounds are killing me
The fact the Camry is sold before it hits the lots, and this is sitting on lots says all you need to know. Hyundai increased their prices too much and they aren't known for reliability. You can't price it exactly the same as the Camry.
The Toyota Camry is over hyped and overrated. At least with the new sonata grandparents everywhere will have a sportier more sophisticated option 🤣
For tech wise my be better, but don’t think will be a as reliable as TOYOTA
Thats where their best in class warranty comes in to play 😂
@@HOTPLATEGAMING 😂😂😂
@@HOTPLATEGAMINGsmart people prefer the #1 reliability and the lowest TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) of the Camry.
Using the warranty for a Sonata means lost time, thus lost money.
Yota fan boys😂
No. At least because you will get some money back when you sell the Camry. You might get a burger and shake for the Hyundai.
At least the Hyundai will still be under warranty when you trade it. The Koreans are closing the gap!
Toyota fanboys. It's the same belief that Muslims have in their hearts. Take a statistical survey of how Hyundai has surpassed Nissan Honda in quantity and career path over the past decade. Find out which brand has won the most Car of the Year awards over the past decade. And recently, its operating profit in the first quarter of 2024 surpassed Toyota, and its operating profit exceeded that of Volkswagen. Toyota Motor does not have any EV technology, nor does it have a proper EV model. Ditching the prejudice and judging it shows that the Sonata Hybrid is better than the Camry Hybrid. You get a variety of satisfaction that you don't get from Camry as well as fuel efficiency. The Santa Fe Hybrid Sonata Hybrid has been operating well in several countries for over a decade without any problems
The Hyundai people won't be selling. It's no wonder the Toyota people would 🤫
@@daniel0223-i8s who cares about EV technology? The infrastructure is absolute garbage, the range isn’t enough, and the prices are too high, hence the demand for them is down. Toyota is the king of hybrids which are in high demand and I imagine it’ll stay that way for a while
You got to give it to them at least Hyundai put some effort into this car unlike most of their cars but I would never buy one for the sheer fact that their quality control is still not there
For 38k you could buy some actually cool cars. Not brand new but damn. It ain’t worth a penny over 28
$700/mo car payment for 60 months? byeeeee.......... get your prices back down under $27,000 for new or pound sand.
No, they can’t make engines and transmissions to save their lives.
Are you one of those buyers that had lots of problems? I’ve probably owned like seven Hyundai Kia genesis products and have never had a problem except for the air conditioning on an early model. Genesis sedan.
Nope.
Camry is #1 in all relevant statistics.
Sonata cannot jump farther from Hyundai, which is not even in Top 10 Reliability nor Low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), while Toyota is #2 (Lexus is #1 in reliability) and #1 in low TCO.
Wondering if anyone will make some aftermarket shading for these pieces of shit screens they put in cars now. They look like dogshit and function worse 🤡 🥴