Used 1994 Hyundai Scoupe Consumer Reviews
Trouble
I purchased this car used with 45,000 miles on it. i have only owned it for 4 years now and have had to spend over 2,000 dollars on repairs, which included brakes ( twice) the engine went. Both widows will not roll down possible electrical problem. Needless to say i am now buying a new car.
Hyundai Scoupe
A very good choice for a first car.
scoupe
Not bad for a cheap Turbo Sport Car, but there are many things that makes me nervous. First is that the turbocharger have oil liking, and the doors are not proper designed. Wind making trouble over 120 km/h. I want to know how can i tune it up to 160hp.
Not bad, Not bad
AWESOME beginner cars....they handle like a dream! Though it's a 92, the interior is styled better than most modern cars, very sexy exterior design. I get all sorts of people asking me about my little Scoupe!
My Broken Hyundai
My relationship with my '92 Hyundai Scoupe has been nothing short of love/hate. I bought the car with roughly 135,000 miles on it in late 1998 for $2000. Don't get me wrong, it's a fun little car. However, in th past four years or so, I have had to pay around $3000 in repairs... that's over double the value of the car!!! Currently, it has 146,500 miles, which has to be a record for any early Hyundai, but those miles have come at a cost. When it's all said and done, I have a really generic, zippy, little unreliable car. When it's running, it runs well and is a blast to drive, but it's reliability problems get old fast.