Hyundai Veloster service and repairs

Hyundai Veloster service and repairs
Hyundai Veloster service and repairs

Hyundai Motor Company, often abbreviated to Hyundai Motors and commonly known as Hyundai, is a South Korean multinational automotive manufacturer headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Hyundai Motor Company was founded in 1967.

The 2017 Hyundai Veloster is a unique compact hatchback that offers a sporty design and a variety of features. Here are some of the notable features commonly found in the 2017 Hyundai Veloster:

1. Three-Door Configuration:

The Veloster features a distinctive design with one door on the driver's side and two doors on the passenger side, providing a sporty and asymmetrical appearance.

2. Engine Options:

The base engine is typically a 1.6-liter inline-4 that produces around 132 horsepower.

An available turbocharged 1.6-liter inline-4 engine offers more power, usually around 201 horsepower, and enhanced performance.

3. Infotainment System:

The Veloster often comes equipped with a touchscreen infotainment system.

Standard features typically include Bluetooth connectivity, USB and auxiliary ports, and smartphone integration (Android Auto and Apple CarPlay) on higher trims.

4. Safety Features:

Standard safety features often include a rearview camera, antilock brakes, stability and traction control, and multiple airbags.

Available advanced safety features might include a forward collision warning system and automatic emergency braking.

5. Exterior Styling:

The Veloster's exterior is known for its sporty and aggressive styling, including a wide grille, bold lines, and unique rear design.

6. Interior Features:

Features might include a panoramic sunroof, leather upholstery, heated front seats, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.

7. Performance Features:

The turbocharged Veloster models may offer sport-tuned suspension, larger brakes, and other performance-oriented enhancements.

8. Tech and Connectivity:

Available features might include a premium audio system, navigation system, and advanced driver assistance technologies.

9. Driving Experience:

The Veloster's sporty design and handling make it an engaging car to drive, particularly in the turbocharged variant.

10. Warranty:

Hyundai typically offers a strong warranty package, including a 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty.

11. Veloster Turbo:

The Veloster Turbo trim is a higher-performance variant that features the turbocharged engine, unique styling cues, and enhanced driving dynamics.

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Product Reviews:


I was forced to sign a lease for 2012 Hyundai Elantra by Herb Chambers Hyundai of Auburn, promising a great deal and rebate. But they have put more than $3,000 above their MSRP of $21,495. They gave me no rebate. When questioned, they said this particular car doesn't have a rebate. But that car always remained in their specials page with all the other deals! They did all malpractices in the lease calculation and made me put a down of $530 - $2,000 cash and $3,300 trade-in. Still, they made my monthly installment $291.44 for 36 months with 12,000 miles per year.Their advertisement says MSRP $21,495, monthly installment $234 for $0 down! I paid $5,300 down but my installment is much higher than what their ad says. I contacted them many times with this but their response was so sarcastic and humiliating. The managing director asked me, "Then why did you take the car?" in a very sarcastic way. They even openly accepted that they put a higher MSRP purposefully and they do have the right from Hyundai to do so.I complained in Hyundai consumer affairs but they closed the case just listening to the dealer saying that they gave me a huge package of accessories which made the price difference. The accessories the dealer gave me did not cost beyond $1,000, but the lady who represented Hyundai was not willing to listen to me. She was in a hurry to close the case. I am trying to get justice in some or other way.

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My husband and I have tried for over 3 months now to get a COPY of our title sent to the WA DMV to register our car. We get tossed around to multiple agents, they make us verify our information multiple times, we get disconnect frequently, and worst of all NO ONE SEEMS TO EVER BE ABLE TO ANSWER BASIC QUESTIONS. We have been told multiple times that the copy of our title was sent to the DMV but every time we call, the DMV says they haven't received it. We then call Hyundai who says "we're sorry someone told you that, we will send it out today" THIS CYCLE KEEPS REPEATING ITSELF OVER AND OVER!!! We are at our wit's end and are thinking about taking legal action. DO NOT BUY A HYUNDAI!!!

Claire of Vancouver, WA
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Hyundai treated me with total disregard regarding my disposition fee being extended. I had a hip injury and need a hip replacement. Therefore, it would be foolish to get a new car and not be able to drive it. They were not understanding at all and was only interested in the disposition fee being paid to them. I paid the fee and wrote a letter asking if they would reimburse me the $439.05 until September 2019 when I would be able to drive again and purchase a new car from them at that time. They refused me and showed no compassion or consideration to me at all. It was all about the money they wanted.The whole disposition fee is to repair the car of any problems or cosmetic issues. My car was UNDER 13,500 miles which definitely improves the value of the car. I’m the only one that drove it and it was taken perfect care of. I even had an oil change done on it and filled the car up with gas the day I turned it in. The gentleman at Circle Hyundai said he never saw a car returned that still looked brand new. I will NEVER buy another Hyundai and will be sure to tell my family & friends of the total disregard they gave me. I was never treated so badly by a Corporation in my life. That did it for me and Hyundai.

Kathy of Asbury Park, NJ
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Bought a 2014 Hyundai Accent hatchback. During the purchase I was upsold extended warranty (BIG mistake $2600). All was fine until snow fell. Bottom of the car, which is covered with what appears to be black cardboard, began peeling off. Apparently driving in the snow is considered reckless driving and not covered by warranty. If you live anywhere there is snow, do not purchase vehicles from countries that do not have such weather. And definitely do not purchase extended warranties!

Steve of Abbotsford, BC
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I have a 2007 Azera. This is not my first Hyundai, but this seems to be the one I am most disappointed in. I bought the car used in 2011. The car was clean, drove great, was good on gas mileage, then the check engine light came on. I took the car on a regular basis for oil changes and maintenance and when they hooked the car up to find out why the engine light was on, they had no answer. It didn't even register that it was on. So that was perplexing. I've learned to live with the check engine light - it goes on and off when it feels like it. Then the motor on my sunroof stopped working, it will no longer open or close all the way. About a week ago I was leaving for work and I went to get in my car and the seat was pushed all the way back, now as a woman I panicked and thought someone had been in my car, but that wasn't the case. When I finally felt safe to enter my car (there was no one hiding in my back seat),I adjusted my seat back to normal manually.I started driving down the road and the seat readjusted itself without me touching anything, once again I panicked but this time it was because I couldn't reach the pedals. I turned around came back home and switched cars with my husband because I had no idea what the problem was and I didn't want to get on the highway and not be able to reach the pedals. He drove the car to his work and not only did the seat keep adjusting itself but the steering wheel moved also. On the way home that day, he said it seemed to be fine. Now a week to the day later, today, I was leaving work to come home which is a 48 mile drive, my car's seat was all the way back again. I tried adjusting it, I shut the car off and tried to start over, NOTHING - the seat kept automatically going back. Is this safe? Should I be driving this car when I can't even reach the pedals? I'm very afraid at this point that I am going to get into an accident or cause an accident. What do you suggest?

Jamie of Kresgeville, PA
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Hyundai Sonya 2011 - I got my daughter this car for graduate and have had nothing but trouble. I should have stuck with Toyota. Will know better next time. Have put two starter and now the steering column needs to be fix or she might lose her life driving it. I don't recommend this car at all.

Penny of Burlington, NC
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