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Hyundais are groce, looks like a Mazda 6 ripoff. Mine as well just get the Mazda it will be a better overall car.
It looks nothing like a Mazda 6. If you feel otherwise feel free to pick some similar angles and prove otherwise. Unless you consider having four doors, a trunk and four wheels a copy, you couldn't be any more wrong.
I'm a big fan of the new Mazda 6 (the previous gen not so much) but I'm not blind.
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Meh, the '15 Sonata is pretty ho-hum. The interior looks like something you would have seen in a luxury car 10 years ago. It looks hard and angular with all emotion removed. The exterior is less stylish than the current generation. I read an article a couple years ago that Hyundai's home market reacted negatively to the 2011 Sonata's more aggressive styling, so now Hyundai management has forced the new generation to go conservative. I don't know that it will do any favors for Sonata sales in the US, since the 2011's styling led to a sales jump that year.
What's the reliability like on the Sonata's? Hyundai has made a huge push into the market in the last few years but I haven't heard much about reliability.
What's the reliability like on the Sonata's? Hyundai has made a huge push into the market in the last few years but I haven't heard much about reliability.
The 2011's had a few glitches with stuff like brake pedal switches, range sensor switches, etc... but Hyundai resolved most of those by the 2012 model year. A/C compressor failures seem common, although mine has been fine so far.
There have been some reports of #2 rod bearing failure in the engine, but it seems sporadic and not widespread. I'm sure it's resolved by now since engine replacements cost Hyundai a lot of money.
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