2007 hyundai reviews

A:Here's 26 user reviews for you, impressive! http://autos.yahoo.com/2007_hyundai_veracruz-reviews_user/ Here's another 63 for your reading pleasure. http://www.edmunds.com/hyundai/veracruz/2007/consumerreview.html

A:I bought my 2006 sonata in December 2005, have already driven about 14,000 miles in it and so far have had no complaints. The chief reasons I went for the car are the safety features, warranty and value for money. The 2007 model is pretty much the same. The previous sonatas (2005 and before) were considered somewhat of a joke by many people, but the new sonata deserves respect even from automakers such as toyota, honda and nissan. I have friends driving new camrys, accords and altimas and they all like my car the best. I just wish I had gone for the V6 model instead of the GLS. For the price you're paying, it's the best car you'll get!!!

A:I bought the 07 GS Hatchback and I am very pleased with it! It only has 2900 miles on it so far (all mine) and I have been averaging approximately 39.5 MPG. I live at high altitude, start slowly, and drive below the speed limit. Personally, it's worth it to me. Others may want to drive faster and while others may want to drive like they want to win the Indy 500. Their fuel economy will reflect that. My only gripe is that the doors are very big and cumbersome and that the seat belt is hard to reach. Otherwise, as a commuter car it is perfect! I checked out the Toyota Corolla but I didn't feel that the difference was worth an extra $2200 although it probably would have gotten better fuel economy (probably 40+ in my case). The Yaris was too goofy for me and it felt less powerful than the Hyundai, even with my wimpy driving. Having the speedometer in the center of the console was a bit weird for me too. The Hyundai also looks a bit more European in styling and I can appreciate that. There are way too many air bags in that car too. Having a hatchback is useful. I can fold down the rear seats and the car will swallow an occasional 8 ft plank of wood. My hope is that this car will last me 10-15 years, or until it makes economic sense to change. At the moment, with gas prices the way they are and seeing that there is no new technology which will overwhelm, undercut, and over take gasoline engines, the Accent is a good deal. Enjoy!

A:With all due respect to Bill up there, I'm yet to run into a Hyundai owner that wasn't WAY upside down in their vehicle (they owe more than it's worth). I don't care what their lease residual value is, their street value doesn't hold up. And as far as their warranty goes, my understanding is you need to document all your maintenance or the warranty is void (you should check that out, thought). At some point a deductible kicks in also, and when you go to sell your Hyundai, the warranty is over. GMs 5 year / 100,000 mile warranty, therefore, is a better value.

A:Can you say www.hyundaiusa.com all the info you need on this car, but for reviews and comparisons go to www.edmunds.com