140-horsepower 2.0L I4 5-speed manual FWD
106000 mi US $140 |
Both front wheel bearings went bad making growling noises. Replaced bearings and needed to be pressed on. |
140-horsepower 2.0L I4 4-speed automatic FWD
127900 mi US $250 |
Replaced right wheel bearings |
141000 mi US $200 |
Power steering hose leakage |
290000 mi US $280 |
Driver's side wheel bearing seized up and had to be replaced. Terrible loud popping and creaking noises while driving, car shuddered frequently. |
142000 mi US $100 |
Requested alignment, mechanic found bad control arm. |
151000 mi US $1000 |
Replaced steering knuckles, control arms, left sway bar link, front wheel bearings. |
152000 mi US $150 |
Replace drums, shoes, and rear hubs & rear wheel bearings. |
165000 mi US $250 |
Replaced the steering rack and tie rod ends. The rack was exhibiting a power bias towards one side, which is a sign of an internal leak. |
178000 mi US $85 |
Replace rusted-out power steering pressure hose. |
92000 mi US $600 |
Rear struts replaced. |
126200 mi US $875 |
Right front tie rod ends loose. Replace right front hub bearing. Left front ball joint nut loose. Alignment, tuneup. |
140000 mi | the front wheel bearings needed replacement |
140-horsepower 2.0L I4 5-speed manual FWD
122000 mi US $175 |
R&R bad left front wheel bearing |
123000 mi US $600 |
R/R strut mounts, struts, springs - all 4 wheels |
94190 mi A $1362 |
Items replaced: Front shock absorbers (Boge); strut top plates, front coil springs, front and rear 'D' bushes (all genuine Hyundai); front sway bar links (generic brand); Items replaced: Front shock absorbers (Boge); strut top plates, front coil springs, front and rear 'D' bushes (all genuine Hyundai); front sway bar links (generic brand); both outer CV boots (expandable PTW); front brake pads & rotors (RDA) |
4-cylinder manual 2WD
140000 mi | Lower pass control arm rusted away and failed at like 10 MPH. Fully covered under recall. Replaced lower control arms and front frame (because it was faster than getting the captured bolts out). Hyundai covered it all. This was like in July 2009. |