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The problem with Hyundai/Kia, and that other one, is that after that great warranty is expired, the cars are usually falling apart, and are exorbitantly expensive to repair. My experience up to now is that they are basically a throw away car that will have no real value within a few years of purchase, and hence become an appliance, throw it away, and get a new one.
I guess if that is what you want , drive it for 3- 5years, toss it and get new, then they are great.
I do have to admit, the newer cars are pretty nice to drive, have nice interiors, fairly powerful and seem to be a well put together car , but not for me.
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