2005 Hyundai XG350 Consumer Discussions

Hyundai XG300 and XG350

Re: 2002 XG350 accellerator problem [liawilliams]

Written by: bettersafe on Jul 21, 2006 08:21 PM

Latest news on my 2005 XG. The car has hestitated three times in 8000 miles of use. But last month the Traction control / antilock brake computer failed. The car worked fine, but there were three lights illuminated on the dash: TSC, Brakes and one more (?) Hyundai replaced the computer under warranty. The dealer contacted Hyundai about the hesitation, and Hyundai ... Read More...

First time XG350 driver

Written by: johnap2 on Mar 01, 2006 02:30 PM

I took my 2006 Sonata to get a remote start put on it and they gave me a 2005 XG350 as a loaner. My first thought was, "wow, Hyundai has sure come a long way with the '06 Sonata!" I can't believe the XG350 was Hyundai's flagship car! I liked the heated & memory seats, the thick leather, and the very spacious trunk, but it is a very awkward feeling car. I had several people ... Read More...

Re: Request 2005 XG350L help [averigejoe]

Written by: bomar60 on Jan 13, 2006 09:26 AM

I found the following in an online article regarding the XG350. Has anyone seen/heard/tried this? THERE'S NO DENYING that Hyundai's quality and reliability have improved steadily over the years. This is partially a result of keeping their cars simple, but that doesn't mean low tech. Even though a cable is connected to the accelerator pedal, this vehicle is ... Read More...

Re: Hyundai XG350 lurches while brakes are pressed [canopus]

Written by: georgegmueller on Nov 13, 2005 08:08 PM

Hello, My name is George Mueller. I bought a 2005 XG350 which has automatically accelerated on its own while stopped at an intersection and other inconvenient places. I have spoke to Hyundai and they refuse to recognize the problem "because they can't duplicated it". I have already been given an XG350 to replace the first one I bought and it too has these same acceleration/braking ... Read More...

Re: buying a new vehicle? [lgrant3]

Written by: averigejoe on Nov 03, 2005 03:50 PM

A little latitude please? From the Azera board: #291 of 292 Hmm delayed again? by keithl Nov 03, 2005 I stopped by a dealer last week as I am wiating on my next purchase until the Azera ships. Well he now says they were told it was pushed into January. The reason, too many XG350 left to sell. Well with all the Azera buzz do they think many will opt for a XG350? I gues if I was ... Read More...

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Written by: pat on Aug 25, 2005 02:56 PM

As I mentioned in the post at the following link, specific contact information - including telephone numbers - may not be posted in these Forums: pat, "Hyundai XG300/XG350" #1797, 14 Aug 2005 4:13 am. If there are questions, feel free to email me - thanks! Read More...

Re: Reasonable Price of XG350 [tom49]

Written by: jmonroe on Jul 07, 2005 09:10 AM

Reply to #1765 I bought an XG350 (not an L) at the end of April 2005 in the Pittsburgh PA area of Monroeville for $19,500 plus tax. I thought this was a pretty good price and still feel that way but if you buy now since its a little later in the model year you might do better at least in this area. I did have two dealers competing with each other (one via an internet quote) ... Read More...

Re: Hyundai XG350 Impressions [hollstmt]

Written by: rgr on Dec 31, 2004 08:01 PM

Well congrats on your recent XG350L purchase. Just a few key points regarding your 2004 "old" model concerns: 1) There is NO difference between the 2004 vs. 2005 XG350L, except additional inclusive options. 2) Specifically, the 2005 includes as "standard" equipment: CD trunk changer and front-back floor mats. Thus, if you got these included- you DO have a ... Read More...