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The 1.8L _Nu_ engine has been ticking owners off with its constant ticks and connecting rod knocks. The engine appears to be predisposed to engine bearing failure and oil sludge. Now there are alle...
The Theta II is a gasoline direct injection (GDI) engine that is well known for a lot of things and none of them are good. Bearing failur...
Hyundai's panoramic sunroofs have a tendency to explode under normal driving conditions, but they're far from alone. What's causing these...
See the full list of generation scores
A generation is a period of time where only minor changes are made from year-to-year with a specific model. We've found that grouping vehicles by their generations is an accurate predictor of reliability. Once you select a generation, you can then compare the problems from year-to-year.
Sometimes you just want to see which models can't get their heads out of their collective tailpipes. So we've taken each models complaints volume, paired it with the number of NHTSA actions, and sprinkled in some safety scores to give each a collective reliability score.
Dive deeper into recalls, or investigations, and TSBs
You can look at recalls as a bad thing, because ... ugh, they mean car problems and a trip to the mechanic. Or you can look at recalls as a good thing, because at least Hyundai is acknowledging an issue and offering a free fix.
Whichever way you want to look at it, here's the list of the Hyundai vehicles with the most recalls.
