I'm just saying this because I ran Auto/Truck shops repair shops for 17 yrs. Drove Volvos for 41 yrs straight, because the Engines Never Wore out. if you changed your oil. If the engine in the car has been around for minimum 5 yrs straight, and used in many different models that's my base line. Like one style Ford engine.... a 4.6 V8, is was produced for 24 yrs straight, that tells me something. Mustangs, Crown Vics, Explorers etc all had this core engine. If the Hynudai has engines that have been in many models for Many yrs, then its a good drivetrain. I just read something on national news about some of the newer Hyundai models where a backyard mechanic is Unable to change their front brake pads unless they buy hardware for a few thousand to do the job. That's not good.
