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Shauk · 10-10-2007, 11:18 AM

Hyundai packs a lot of value in their cars for the price point now. They have the best warranty on the market at the moment as well. Ive had no problems with mine and I'm a delivery driver, I drive the hell out of my car. 600 miles a week (or possibly some weekends alone, depending) and it still runs very well at 85,000 miles

http://www.hyundaicanada.com/

I don't trust honda anymore, i've owned 2, both of them had the same problem with head gaskets having to repeatedly be replaced (2 times on the 1st one, 3 times on the 2nd)

I've never owned anything besides those 3 cars though. I have driven my ex's CRX and Ford Focus though, both of them were very unreliable, in ths shop a lot, lots of recalls on that focus (i know you didn't list it but I'm throwing it out there)

anyways, good luck, buying a new car is fun.

10-10-2007, 11:18 AM	#6 (permalink)
Shauk Confused Adult Location: Spokane, WA	Hyundai packs a lot of value in their cars for the price point now. They have the best warranty on the market at the moment as well. Ive had no problems with mine and I'm a delivery driver, I drive the hell out of my car. 600 miles a week (or possibly some weekends alone, depending) and it still runs very well at 85,000 miles http://www.hyundaicanada.com/ I don't trust honda anymore, i've owned 2, both of them had the same problem with head gaskets having to repeatedly be replaced (2 times on the 1st one, 3 times on the 2nd) I've never owned anything besides those 3 cars though. I have driven my ex's CRX and Ford Focus though, both of them were very unreliable, in ths shop a lot, lots of recalls on that focus (i know you didn't list it but I'm throwing it out there) anyways, good luck, buying a new car is fun.