1998 Elantra (manual) with 200,000 km
I drive 300 km per day ALL highway (6 days out of 9)
My mileage is between 40 and 42 mpg on the highway, city driving is quite
lower but not sure by how much.

I just purchased a used Elantra for my daughter to gget back and forth to
school. At the time of purchase the original owner had told me that the
radio knob was broken and the radio would not turn on. However I have
discovered that the radio is fine it just displays CODE when turned ...

Hi , I have a 2004 sonata with the 2.4 dohc ,We keep getting a check
eng. light comeing on with the code of P446 evap system ,we have taken
it in to the dealer 4 times now and they replaced parts each time an
said its ok now  Each time it lasted less than one day before it came

Any other parts that need to be addressed upon replacement of the
timing belt on a 97 Tiburon FX with 2.0? What would be the labor time
to replace this belt?

The new Hyundai ad I saw today on tv is pretty good.
Imho, tv ads have a tendency to reverse psychology, when they get
sickening from repetition, redundancy, reiteration, repeating
Just a thought the marketers oughta consider in planning spot ads

I have a 2000 Sonata and the dash illumination lights don't work. I'll
pulled out most of the dash trying to trace the problem but no luck.
All fuses are good but I don't show any power at the rheostat.  The
funning thing is that the ashtray light does work.

While my Santa Fe was in for service, I had a loaner car. It was an Elantra
with 40 miles on the clock! (brand new!)
Mostly highway mileage, I got a smidge over 40 MPG
Is that typical?

Hi again!  Well the replacement of the TPS worked great.  But now a weird
thing happened.
I was driving and my lights shutoff and the instruments starting going crazy
and the battery finally died.  No problem!!  I put a new battery in and it

Feb 20, 05 I purchased a USED 2003 Santa Fe (from a reputable Nissan
Dealer).  First off - I know nothing about vehicles and was hoping the
salesBOY (who no longer works there) did..well I was wrong...and that
was ok - because I believed I was still getting a good deal...

Finally got my 01 Santa Fe GLS V6 into the shop...
The sound I feared was cam related was apparently a bad idler on the
timing belt tensioner.  Much relief was had by all except the dealer
mechanic who was probably hoping to make a lot more hours off this job.

Very interesting article on Hyundai. Still Hyundai has a nagging long
term reliability question. But keep in mind, long term reliability do
not show up until at least 3 years after the short term reliability.
With that formula, I predict the year 2007 as the target date to see if

I was in the Hyundai shop yesterday for a warranty repair and the service
manager noted the 55,000 miles and proceeded to try and sign me up for the
60,000 service package.  I told him I was going to do my own maintenance and
he tried very hard to explain how difficult it was... 5.5 ...

I bought a used 03 Elantra from a non Hyundai dealer. There was no copy of
the window sticker in the car and I have no idea who the previous owner
was. There was an aftermarket remote starter installed on the car. The
remote starts the car, and makes the lights flash once on lock ...