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Likewise. But every manufacturer has problems. Some more than others perhaps but I bet 90% of most issues are from owner neglect. From people who never check oil and coolant levels to people who drive their vehicles like they're in a Nascar race.
I owned a Kia Soul for a few years. I'm a pretty big guy and at that time was even bigger. I was about 280 or so and 6'1". I fit into it comfortably with plenty of head and leg room. I also loved the height of the seat from the ground. The door opened far enough that I could turn my back to the seat and sit down and swing my legs into place very easily. It was a manual 5-speed and had a lot more power than I expected for a 4-cylinder. I needed a truck later and traded it but I'd recommend it to anyone and I'd buy another one without hesitation.
Do not buy a KIAThey get good ratings but are so cheap cost
I need a new Sedan or SUV
My price is range is 30-40,000 only
Hyundai is another cheaply made piece of junk that won't last.Hyundai Sante Fe
BMW X1
It's ok.They get good ratings but are so cheap cost
I need a new Sedan or SUV
My price is range is 30-40,000 only
My Sonata is 11 years old with 150,000 and its runningHyundai is another cheaply made piece of junk that won't last.
BMW, like all European car's eventually become endless money pits needing repair.
Buy a 68 camaro ragtop. Perfect phoenix car and you MIGHT even get a lil 'tangRight now its KIA and after I move to Phoenix
The older Hyundai's were really good cars.My Sonata is 11 years old with 150,000 and its running
T tops betterBuy a 68 camaro ragtop. Perfect phoenix car and you MIGHT even get a lil 'tang
Chevy ChevetteI'm pretty sure you're more of a Gremlin guy
Toyota is up there in my book, but I prefer Ford and Honda.If it’s reliability you’re after, get a Toyota.
My sister had one like that but the colors were reversed. I drove it once, kind of a kick. She was big on buying wierd cars. Her first was a Subaru two cylinder job back in the late 60sEver seen a tubbed out gremlin?
My buddy had one in the late 80's. Wasn't street legal but he cruised it anyways and just paid the tickets lol
Honda's are good with great engines but some models and years are prone to have transmission problems.Toyota is up there in my book, but I prefer Ford and Honda.
