Used 2022 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Sedan Consumer Reviews
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Absolutely Amazing Car for the money..
I have a black limited with black leather, I researched every brand, BMW, Honda, Toyota, Kia, Lexus, Infinity, Mazda etc. This car has more tech than I could ever dream of for the price I paid. I actually said to dealers of high end luxury cars "Ok, so what can your $50, 60, 80, 100k car do that is so amazing?" I would put this car up against any luxury car and for the price and fuel mileage, and warranty, I wouldn't take anything else. (now it is SLOW compared to a V8 Mercedes or BMW, but that car is NOT going to get 45-51 MPG. I love it, I wouldn't trade it for anything.
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Battery goes into deep sleep
I loved this car at first. We parked at the airport for long term and by the fifth day I could no longer communicate using Bluelink. I contacted Hyundai. They told me that Bluelink was suspended because the battery went into a deep sleep automatically after sitting for a few days. I was told by Hyundai support that I would need to have it serviced each time it sits for a few days. This is happening to other owners of the same car. For us, when we arrived back at the airport, two weeks, our key fobs would not work. The car was dead. We had to manually unlock it which required disassembling the door handle. Tried to start it, no response. The battery had to be jumped. Hyundai is refusing to discuss this with me and offer a fix. On a Facebook forum, other new owners are having the same issue and are in the process of arbitration with the lemon law process in their state, as Hyundai has admitted that they designed it that way. For another owner on the forum their battery could not be jump started and they had to get car towed to dealer. My car only has 6000 miles and it is broken, other new owners are experiencing the same according to the Facebook forum. This is with a solar roof which should keep a trickle charge to keep battery from going into deep sleep.
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- Limited SedanMSRP: $26,202265 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $29,950157 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $23,995497 mi away
fiberboard panels under car come loose twice
This is our 5th hyundai and we are happy with the fuel mileage however we were entering a local business and the underside of the vehicle scraped the ground. as we were leaving we could hear something rubbing on the ground, it turns out that they underside of this vehicle has several fiberboard panels held on by cheap clips and if you rub on a speedbump or driveway they can pull loose (common problem per dealer service department. hyundai will not cover these on warranty and replacement cost for one is approximately $550.00. we have never had a problem like this on our 2013 sonata hybrid. these panels will not last and will need replacing. who puts a fiberboard on the bottom of a car. dealers do not have these panels in stock and when they rub on the ground could possibly cause a fire.
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Hyundai Sonata Hybrid
This is a very good car. One odd detail is that the basic Blue version has 16" wheels and the SEL and Limited have 17" wheels. Other than more option athe specs and the same...... except the fuel econoy is better on the 16" wheel version. I can't figure out why????
Why the extra 1 mpg for the base SE ?
The base SE model is the only one with the "Off/On" intermittent engine cutoff. Presumably Hyundai put that option on there so they could claim the extra 1 mpg for CAFE goals.
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