[legendary70]

This my wifes baby....

[metros11]

Originally Posted by legendary70

This my wifes baby....

Those wheels need more rubber.

[Ron2ss]

My wife's daily (and mine) is a 2020 Hyundai Elantra GT N Line. 201 HP turbo, IRS and 7 speed DCT. It is a fun grocery getter.

[versionx]

Originally Posted by HCI2000SS

My girl drives a 2019 Honda Accord Sport. Believe it or not, it's actually a really fun and great looking ride.

I asked my wife to test drive the accord but she was settled on another SUV so she went 2019 CRV. Still a nice SUV but I wish she went Accord instead lol

[redcoats1976]

mine drives a 1994 nissan sentra.weathers crappy?take the sentra.going on a cruise and leaving it portside for a week,yep,take the sentra.

[Redlinez]

2019 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk V6. The more I drive it, the more I like it over all. We've had it almost a year. We recently started towing a 2900 lb travel trailer and it does that quite well, even in the NC mountains.

[pauly1119]

Wife drives a Infinity Q50S. a whole 2 miles to work.

[caSStro18]

Originally Posted by Ron2ss

My wife's daily (and mine) is a 2020 Hyundai Elantra GT N Line. 201 HP turbo, IRS and 7 speed DCT. It is a fun grocery getter.

Trying to decide between this and the Mazda 3 hatch for my next daily. My last three leased cars have been Mazda’s and they’ve been really good cars.

[Ron2ss]

Originally Posted by caSStro18

Trying to decide between this and the Mazda 3 hatch for my next daily. My last three leased cars have been Mazda’s and they’ve been really good cars.

I had to decide between the two also. My decision for the N Line came down to:

1) Mazda dealer was too far away.
2) N Line is faster.
3) N Line has more space for cargo and passengers.
4) Hyundai has superior warrantee.
5) 0% financing.
6) And finally - I like the appearance just a little bit better.

[Devstrike]

Wife and I share a 16 Honda Civic coupe with the 1.5L Turbo for the DD and grocery getter. Picture is a few years old now and before we got the windows tinted.

[closs2sx]

Originally Posted by Ron2ss

I had to decide between the two also. My decision for the N Line came down to:

1) Mazda dealer was too far away.
2) N Line is faster.
3) N Line has more space for cargo and passengers.
4) Hyundai has superior warrantee.
5) 0% financing.
6) And finally - I like the appearance just a little bit better.

Their warranty isn’t as good as you think. I work on cars and have had two friends bring me their Santa Fe’s because the oil pressure sensor was leaking oil so bad that they had to have it towed to my garage less than 5 miles away because if they drove them they would have run out of oil or at least low enough to damage engine. In both cases they had brought it to dealer do to warranty and in both cases they were under 60k and Hyundai told them that the oil sensor is not considered part of the powertrain and denied warranty. Dealer wanted 1100 to fix. They are great cars if you trade before bumper to bumper is out but if you keep longer than 3 years you couldn’t pay me to own one based on warranty and how cheap they are built. If you don’t live in a salt area then you won’t see how cheap they are built but I have had to use an induction heater numerous times to get bolts out to prevent from breaking them due to rust because of cheap materials used. They are by far the worst to work on and I work on all brands. Kia is the same.

[ItsChristianInHD]

My girlfriends daily for 3 years
2016 Mustang

[HighIron]

5th Generation Mustang V6.

[Gunkk]

Red convertible