Is Kia really becoming the new Toyota? Are Forte's and Optima's

>>16672380
hyundai use to be as reliable as Toyota, can't really speak for them today

I know a few sonatas with 400k miles on them and they are still going strong

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They're honestly getting better. Back in the 90s they were pretty shit, with really horrible build quality and safety standards. In the mid-00s they seemed to fix that pretty well. That being said, they're still boring fwd shitboxes.

This thread...

Fuck you guys are young.

I'm out

>>16672551
Hyundai is doing damn well honestly. Their cars seem to get better and better.

I'm so upset, there was this 2005 corolla with 70k for £2500 (I think) near me recently and now it's gone.. I really need a reliable car but I just don't know what else I can get at my low budget at like £3000 maximum :'(

If only their were some sort of automotive publications that dealt in product dependability.
Some type of 'reports for consumers' if you will.
Since nothing like that exists, i guess we'll never know.

>>16672983
Can't get something like a mk3 Golf? My dad has a Passat from the same era, 2.slow 8v, 4-speed auto and manual everything else and the thing's been rock solid for as long as he's had it besides a few sensors going bad here and there.

>>16672983
lexus ls400. nuff said.

Hyundai boys ww@??

>tfw no one makes parts for an elantra

Kia is still shit.

>>16673013

Check forte parts, many are interchangeable and the Forte is more sporty orientated.

>>16673017

Nah