Luther Bloomington Hyundai

I've got a Hyundai Sonata with 10 year/100,000 mile "bumper to bumper" warranty. I've never had a problem with warranty service, ever. I pick up my car, and the price is $0.00. I never get any pressure to purchase unwanted services. I never get any grief for have regular maintenance performed elsewhere. I would never buy a Hyundai without an extended warranty considering how many system failures I've had. In eight years I've had the following replacements: a transmission, wheel bearing, ignition coil, windshield wiper linkage, side airbag, body trim clips Other services are priced excessively high in my opinion. While doing warranty work, they charged me $120 to reconnect a loose wire for my airbag. If it had to be replaced, it'd be covered under the warranty, but since it was merely loose, I had to pay. I was shocked to receive a bill for $650 to replace spark plug wires that were 1,100 miles out of warranty. Regular 30,000 mile check-up maintenance; $531. 5/6/2011 I just had both front wheel bearings replaced, again. They were just replaced 6,000 miles ago. The work was top notch. I just always have this nagging feeling that Hyundai scrimps on quality to keep the cost down. I guess the old adage is true, you get what you pay for. On the other hand, the total cost of ownership of this car over the last 9 years has been extremely good. So what am I complaining about?