May I have the MF, RF & incentives for a 2024 Sonata SEL w/conv & 2024 Nline Sonata 36/10 Zip - 73179 & 73069 Thank you .00226 MF and 65% residual .00219 MF and 66% residual No lease incentives

When I say that I manually loaded a phonebook to the Sonata's "in vehicle" phonebook, I hit the voice command button and speak the entries into the phonebook. I will say "phonebook", "add entry", by voice, then speak the name and number. The Sonata lets you add contacts manually by voice, or by downloading contacts from the phone automatically.

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I have seen many post detailing issues with Hyundai Sonata engines consuming oil. Mine was solved simply by replacing the PCV valve at 100,000 miles. Upon discovering it a full quart low after never experiencing any noticeable problem, I monitored the consumption carefully and measure an increasing and very alarming oil consumption rate in ...

That raises the issue of reliability and/or durability. At the same time, there was no such issue mentioned in his 06 Sonata. My wife actually sat in an 09 Sonata back seat when I test-drove it last month in a nearby Hyundai dealership. She declined to test-drive the car. She expressed some interest when she saw the 08 Azera in the showroom later.

According to my calculations, if you were to lease a 2006 Hyundai Sonata GLS 4-cyl. with an MSRP of $19,995 and a selling price of $18,696 through Hyundai Finance right now for 36 months with 15,000 miles per year, your zero down, pre-tax monthly payment should be around $286.

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In my mind the only question mark on the long term reliability of the 2011+ Sonata is the new powertrain on that car: a 2.4L GDI engine, and a new (when the 2011 Sonata debuted) 6-speed AT. But with Hyundai's 10-year powertrain warranty, I really don't worry about costs associated with that, as I drive less than 10k miles a year.

I have a 2010 Sonata that developed this annoying rattle that initially sounded like it was coming from the inside passenger side dashboard. I tried a couple of things from other forums without much improvement, but then noticed that it tended to go away on rainy days.

I still own a 2004 Sonata as well as a 2004 Elentra (the 2011 Sonata makes 3 currently vehicles owned). We have put over 150,000 miles on each previous vehicle with no problems and only regular maintenance. With all the problems I read about concerning the new Sonata transmission, I'm beginning to wonder if I made the right choice with this car!