When I was younger, I always thought the aesthetics of this gen Sonata were ugly. Now I have a fondness for them. Good performance, great reliability, and they definitely stand out. Awesome alternative of the day 🤘
They definitely have that classic executive's car styling that was common among mid and full-sized sedans of the era. Long hood, upright windsheild and short and defined trunkline. The Eggshell front-end wasn't as common back then. Cars actually looked like what you picture in your head as a "car".
Funny I feel the same exact way. When I was younger I didn’t really appreciate most regular traffic anyway. But I find these cars very handsome and would like one as a second daily
When I was younger, I always thought the aesthetics of this gen Sonata were ugly. Now I have a fondness for them. Good performance, great reliability, and they definitely stand out. Awesome alternative of the day 🤘
Yeah they are cool cars over all
They definitely have that classic executive's car styling that was common among mid and full-sized sedans of the era. Long hood, upright windsheild and short and defined trunkline. The Eggshell front-end wasn't as common back then. Cars actually looked like what you picture in your head as a "car".
@@ElectricSwordfish they are special designed
Funny I feel the same exact way. When I was younger I didn’t really appreciate most regular traffic anyway. But I find these cars very handsome and would like one as a second daily
Sounds very good!!!!
It really does
Yeah it’s very loud
I love mine. 194k miles and still running strong.
They are smooth comfort cars
197 still running strong, I’m not necessarily gentle with her but I’ve never beat on her too much all stock but cat back exhaust and short ram intake
315k here. Still rockin lol
Im at 145K so far the car it’s been awesome and reliable to the top. The paint though needs a refreshing
274k
About as fast as what my N/A Grand Prix with the Gen 3 was. Not terrible
7.8-7.9
did you tune this car?
Put in in manual mode :)
Gotta love them oil drinkers