Sorry pal, I begged to differ. I guessed it all boils down to
luck. My friend bought a Toyota Camry, 6 months visited workshop 4
times. Another bought BMW, also visit workshops until the mechanics
also know him. All are brand new cars.
On the other hand, I have been driving an Accent for the last 3
years. I make sure I go for prompt servicing and dun do
unneccessary mod...thus far only voltage stabiliser, grounding
wires and cold air intake to make the transmission smoother. No
prob or whatever. And now that I probably need to change car to
accommodate another member, I am still looking for another Hyundai.
I have trust in the make and my luck.
I do not think you have owned a Korean car before, so I supposed
your perceptions are based on what you hear......so now as a Korean
car driver, l am clarifying the issue.
I feel that a lot of people here are not comparing apple to apple.
Korean cars are value for money and was never meant to be a status
symbol. So if you are buying the car to impress, then it is not the
right car to buy. Who dunno STIs and Lexus, just to quote a few are
beautiful and powerful? But do a comparison of price and needs,
guess it is quite clear cut.
