How many miles will the newer Hyundai's run before there ready for the bone yard, altho the quaility is up from the first generations, there's never going to be any re-sale value, as in a Honda or a would be nice if they would run 200K with maintance.So if I were to buy a Hyundai I would have to run it in the ground, or trade it on another Hyundai.Tom

's is not a plural marker. You mean "Hyundais" here.This is a run-on sentence. You want a "?" after "bone yard". Use aspeling checker, and remember that "there" != "they're" != "their", eh?1975: "Japanese cars suck! Honda cars/motorcycles are *never* going tohave the resale value of Ford/Chevy cars!"Stuff changes. I'd say Hyundai (now) = Honda (1985) . ICBW.Since recent Hyundai cars sold in the USA have a 60,000 milebumper-to-bumper warranty and a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty, Idon't think 200,000 miles is out of the question. I can't speak forthis, though, as my Tiburon is only 2.2 years old and only has 22,000miles on it. I *can* say that it's had zero mechanical problems exceptfor the time I ran over a raccoon, which caused $80 worth of trimdamage.Can you provide supporting evidence for this statement? Or did you mean"If I were to buy a Hyundai, would I have to run it into the ground?" ?Cars depreciate faster than anything except computer equipment. Giventhat, the...

How many miles will a Hyundai

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eastwardbound2003 21 years ago

Now that you mentioned this. Has anybody here ever seen a manual transmission/transaxle auto/truck that had the e-brake actuated by the left foot on the floorboard with a release lever for the left hand? (assuming the car is a north american left hand drive set up)

I ask because it would only make sense to have it between the two front seats as the more familiar pull lever for the right hand. It can be used at different degrees of effectiveness for one thing, plus it keeps your foot free for the clutch. And for all other reasons not mentioned.

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vaestanfors 21 years ago

"twfsa2" wrote: > How many miles will the newer Hyundai's run before there ready > for the bone > yard, altho the quaility is up from the first generations, > there's never > going to be any re-sale value, as in a Honda or a Toyota.It > would be nice if > they would run 200K with maintance. > > So if I were to buy a Hyundai I would have to run it in the > ground, or trade > it on another Hyundai. > > Tom

Get this, my mate has done 350000 km in his 92 model excel..he only changed oil and filter and other normal wear items. even at this mileage it ran very well. kia which is owned by hyundai now has currently tested their engines for 300000 plus kms. their test car is still clocking up the miles, here in melbourne australia we have thousands of hyundais which keep running for years. hope this helps you.

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