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    lonleylad

    lonleyladHunter Region, NSW

    • 19 reviews
    • 1 like

    2001 sonata

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    Engine Size2.0
    Transmissionmanual
    haye0087

    haye0087

    • 3 reviews
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    Excellent

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    I'm very happy with my Sonata. For a ten year old car, it looks great and it drives smoothly. I had an RAA inspection done, which it passed with flying colours. I have no problem recommending this car at all.
    I recently bought a ten year old Sonata in 2010. It has done minimal km, however after ten years, I can not fault it. It drives comfortably, no jerks or other issues. The interior and exterior are still as modern as a newer car.
    I do find it uses alot more fuel than I thought - however I came from a four cylinder to a six, so there is a comparison there!



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    This is ideal car for used car market people. value for money. i own one build2004 and very happy with that. excellent ride and comfort. good looking interior. and good handling.
    Value for money in used car. v6 power in mid size engine. not to big not too small. good ride.
    cost lot more to convert it to lpg.

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    Good

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    Excellent value for money in a family car. We bought our MY02 in 2005, and it still had 2 years of the warranty left. The first owners took a large depreciation hit, and we took advantage. 2 of our friends have bought the same model after driving ours.
    Willing V6 engine and gearbox. Very comfortable on long trips. Huge boot space when rear seats put down.
    No trip computer.

    Nicko711976

    Nicko711976AU

    • 13 reviews
    • 4 likes

    Bad

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    A good range of features for a great price. If you are a Hyundai fan then you can't go past the Sonata for a great family option. Please check safety ratings in older models though.
    For the price conscious family the Hyundai Sonata represented a great low cost alternative to the big four car companies' family cars. The car had many inclusions that were optional extras for many other vehicles in the same category. The Hyundai Motor company is fast becoming a big player in the Australian car market.
    Call me a snob but i belive that in life you really get what you pay for. While the features are plentiful, build quality lacks and to be totally honest you can see where they have cut corners on this vehicle.

    OK

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    We bought this car new in 2002 because we had such a good run with the previous Sonata. We are now about to buy another car, it will NOT be a Hyundai.
    Good to drive, comfortable ride,
    Had the clutch replaced at 75000km,(under warranty) that failed at 150000km, cost us $4000 to replace.Timing belt broke 5000km short of needing replacement, had to replace engine with second hand unit, cost us $2700, dealer did as much as they could to help. Hyundai were not interested. This car was disappointing, our first Sonata bought in 1996 was much better.

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    Questions & Answers

    Shelley

    Shelleyasked

    Sonata EF (1998-2005)

    Why are sonata s discontinued?

    2 answers
    Ian
    Ian

    Hi, Shelley, They have Always been around but Called the Hyundai i45 in our Market. This was for Hyundai to present the car inline with its "i" naming (i20, i30, i40, iload etc). Hyundai seems to have learnt from its mistake as "Sonata" is like their "Camry" in naming. Since Then and the i45 is no longer, We now have the Hyundai Sonata Back, Its came back with the Sonata Badge in 2014/2015

    Shelley
    Shelley

    Thankyou :)

    andrew99

    andrew99asked

    Sonata EF (1998-2005)

    Sonata 4cyl,2004 What cc's is the engine,2lt,2.4lt ? Also is it a chain or timing belt and if so how many years/kms for changes please,ta Andrew.

    2 answers
    lonleylad
    lonleylad

    hi mine is a 2.0 litre engine,5 speed manual, it has a timing belt,, as with most cars with a belt it is advisable to change around the 150000 klms mark,,usually with modern cars now when they reach this amount of klms you may have to change a few things,,, they are designed to have a use by date for some parts i love this car as it is very reliable and very cheap to run,, hope this helps

    andrew99
    andrew99

    Thanks,glad its a 2lt,a friend bought one recently.(cheaper to run)He's very happy too but no hand book so wanted actual yrs/kms as stated in book for belt changes.

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