Hyundai Santa Fe Sport

"Engine replacement due to known hyundai engine defect."

""This car was part of the Hyundai excessive oil burning. we noticed the problem when the car had 95,000 miles on it and Hyundai replaced the engine at no charge. That is good business.""

""The check engine light came on and off intermittently. Then, the engine started to lose power and eventually stalled. We took it to the dealer. They replaced the engine, no cost to us, and recommended several service operations (new timing belt, transmission flush, and filter changes) costing $1,000...we agreed to those. But the engine light remains. The dealership now wants $800-1,000 more to fix the O2 sensors, which they say is causing the "check engine light" to remain on.""

"The standard GDi engine was replaced, with another GDi, 2.4L engine. Excessive carbon buildup on valve intakes on all 4 cylinders. While we have a NEW engine, Hyundai replaced it with another GDi engine with NO major improvements but warrantied the NEW engine with a 100,000 mile warranty, subject to ANOTHER potential engine replacement later on down the road forced on Hyundia/KIA corporation by NHTSA. I would NOT recommend this vehicleVERY problematic SUV."

""Engine bearing failure. It was a manufacturering defect. Hyundai covered it under an extended warranty. I spent $1,500 in total for analysis and a new serpentine belt and new injectors.""

""Engine under warranty was replaced by dealer, Hyundai covered all costs including rental car.""

"Theta II engine rod bearing failed. Hyundai refused to honor the warranty reached in the class action settlement."

"Turbo needed adjustment due to incorrect adjustment after engine replacement."

"This car burns oil like theres no tomorrow. I add a quart every 250-700 miles"

"This car burns oil like theres no tomorrow. I add a quart every 250-700 miles"

"leaking windshield wiper fluid tank"