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Old 03-16-23, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by LeX2K
Hyundai's rust very badly if you live anywhere in the salt belt stay away. We're talking 3-4 year old cars with rust issues. Mechanics around here hate them.
I'm well aware.....and it's insane. Cars that new should still be perfect underneath, then again if they are leaking oil like half of them tend to it does stop the rust!
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I'm well aware.....and it's insane. Cars that new should still be perfect underneath, then again if they are leaking oil like half of them tend to it does stop the rust!
Free undercoating!
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Originally Posted by Striker223
Meanwhile on 20+ year old 170-260k mile Lexus products......all the lines are fine.
Except for the GX470, they routinely develop rusty brake lines and frames.
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Old 03-17-23, 07:44 AM
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Seen many Lexus and Toyota's in cold climates up North that had excessive Rust underneath from salt and the elements. Many had problems with also removing bolts and other, due to salt and corrosion.

Just a few years ago the IS and other models had a full Recall and TBS for Rust on cars a little as 2 years old.

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Old 03-17-23, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by jgscott
Seen many Lexus and Toyota's in cold climates up North that had excessive Rust underneath from salt and the elements. Many had problems with also removing bolts and other, due to salt and corrosion.

Just a few years ago the IS and other models had a full Recall and TBS for Rust on cars a little as 2 years old.
They are recalling Hyundai's that are just 5 years old. Not even out of the extended warranty period. This recall is also forced and not a voluntary recall.

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Old 03-17-23, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by jgscott
Seen many Lexus and Toyota's in cold climates up North that had excessive Rust underneath from salt and the elements. Many had problems with also removing bolts and other, due to salt and corrosion.

Just a few years ago the IS and other models had a full Recall and TBS for Rust on cars a little as 2 years old.
Show me a vehicle that doesn't rust in areas where salt is used on the roads. The "rusty bolts due to salt corrosion" issue is universal throughout the automotive landscape.
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Old 03-17-23, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by LeX2K
Hyundai's rust very badly if you live anywhere in the salt belt stay away. We're talking 3-4 year old cars with rust issues. Mechanics around here hate them.
I have a good friend that lives north of Albany NY and has an old Hyundai Sonata that never had any rust issues
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Subaru had recalls for brake line corrosion too in 2014 and 2015.
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Originally Posted by Wilson2000
Show me a vehicle that doesn't rust in areas where salt is used on the roads. The "rusty bolts due to salt corrosion" issue is universal throughout the automotive landscape.

That's where the old Saturn S-series and other vehicles with the plastic bodies really shone, but, of course, metal parts underneath the vehicle could still rust or corrode.
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Old 03-17-23, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by xjokerz
This company just can't build a high quality product. There is no defending it: their cars are cheaply made and have issues galore.

Then why does Kia consistently rank high in both Consumer Reports and J.D. Power reliability surveys? Those rankings cannot be bought...they are earned.
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My Audis have zero rust since they are made of aluminum and EVERY single bolt is coated/protected on top of having full undertrays. My LS430 with 260k is also totally rust free underneath as is the LS460, hell even my 300k+ mile jeep is perfectly okay at fasteners and core structure
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Originally Posted by mmarshall
Then why does Kia consistently rank high in both Consumer Reports and J.D. Power reliability surveys? Those rankings cannot be bought...they are earned.
Not only that, those rating are derived from actual owners results.

Kia and Tesla. There is a lot of hate out there for them. Even though they have their problems like everyone else. Like I said before there is No perfect car. I remember seeing a ratings chart at a Lexus dealer. I was surprised. Of course Lexus was way up top out of like 30 manufactures. Buick was way up there too. Nissan was like way, way at the bottom. Kia/Hyundai was close to the top also.
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Originally Posted by Wilson2000
Show me a vehicle that doesn't rust in areas where salt is used on the roads. The "rusty bolts due to salt corrosion" issue is universal throughout the automotive landscape.
Well of course a car would need a way and source to rust. lol!

Originally Posted by LexsCTJill
They are recalling Hyundai's that are just 5 years old. Not even out of the extended warranty period. This recall is also forced and not a voluntary recall.
Yes so.... this is what I mean about the Bash hate.

Recall? lol! The Toyota Trucks were recalled, Honda/Acura had rusting away Driveshaft recall issues, Ford GM, Mits, Mazda, Toyota/Lexus (half a million Toyota and Lexus), you name it for early Rust, as early as 2021 models issues? But lets just focus on Hyundai cars only?

https://www.fox9.com/news/driving-in...h-rust-recalls

General Motors, Mitsubishi, Honda, and Toyota have all had recent safety recalls for rust and corrosion on the chassis, frame, and undercarriage of vehicles.

NHTSA has also issued a similar warning for rusting pipes that carry break-fluid in five million older Chevrolet, Cadillac, and GMC pickups and SUVs.

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Old 03-18-23, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by jgscott
But lets just focus on Hyundai cars only?
Well, that is what the thread title would suggest.
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