Hyundai Sonata

"Engine was burning oil at approximately 1 quart per 500 miles. After 15 months of test after test Hyundai finally rebuilt the engine."

""It started in 2023 with excessive oil consumption, which progressively got worse. I took the vehicle in to a dealer in January 2024, and they determined there were leaks from engine seals. Upon approval from Hyundai, they replaced several of these under a recall. About 4 months later the engine quit and would not restart. When it was towed to the dealer, they determined the engine should be replaced under the national recall.""

"Engine was replaced under warranty from Hyundai due to class action lawsuit settlements. While we experienced no costs, the engine did fail completely while my son was driving it from Atlanta to Birmingham on the interstate. Only due to the honesty and integrity of the dealer mechanic in Birmingham were we aware it was a covered failure. I would not recommend this car for anyone that has not already had the engine replaced."

"Just had the car evaluated and was advised it will cost 4000 to fix."

""Excess Oil Usage. Under Hyundai TSB protocol I qualified for a new engine, they Changed their qualifications and refused the warranty replacement. I will never buy another Hyundai again. A shame as this was a great car in all other respects.""

""At 90,000 miles, engine started burning oil requiring the addition of a quarter of oil every 700-800 miles or 3-4 weeks""

"It has a known engine issue (rocker assembly?) for which there is a lawsuit settlement. It has started using extreme amounts of oil (2-3 quarts per month) and my mechanic tells me these engine are usually nearing the end of life when that happens."

"I have been dealing with Hyundai for the last 25,000 miles with losing a quart of oil a week. And my mileage is high enough that if they can just get me another couple thousand miles I wont be under warranty. I caught them in an outright lie saying that I had a leak when I literally drove it 5 miles from the Other auto repair shop that actually repaired the problem, check the problem afterwards found no leaks, but evidence of carbon in my tailpipe, told me its burning oil and I should take it to Hyundai before my warranty expired and Hyundai calls me and says oh we had to repair this leak, I told them I thought that was pretty interesting since I had paperwork saying there was no leak and suddenly my $600 service is free they know theyre caught, but I still think theyll mess around with me to try to avoid giving me a new engine or repairing this one. I even said to the manager I was tired of paying the womans tax. I dont go there anymore without taking a man."

""Cylinder head cover gasket, leaked oil.""

"Car has burned oil consistently the past three years. A quart or more a month"

"The engine has started to burn a lot of engine oil."

""It is burning oil at the rate of 1 qt every 1000 miles. It has resulted in fouled spark plugs and will probably damage the catalytic converter. Replacing the engine is an expensive option, but cheaper than buying another car.""