I brought my 2014 Hyundai Elantra GT with only 39,000 miles. I have kept this car maintenance with oil changes every 3,000 miles since being purchased. Now at 139,000 miles my car started making a knocking, rattling noise. No check engine light came on. I had just got a oil change and another wasn't due til Nov. My car cut off and police officer helped move off the road. But it cranked back up later. But I didn't trust driving it. So I had it towed. The gauge to let you know if your engine is hot or cool stopped working. But it has coolant.

I had it towed to Hyundai Dealership and they said it needs an engine. Not sure why it would need a engine because no check engine light came on. But after reading all these complaints I will not buy another Hyundai.

So many people are having the same problems this is not a coincidence. What are they doing? It seems at certain amount of miles they built to malfunction. But since they didn't have a recall on this year I am stuck. This is an American made vehicle that's why I choose. But I have a Toyota that I have had since 2007 and engine is still good with proper maintenance and I am driving now with over 200,000 miles. I also have 2003 Honda and engine is still good.

So you tell me, I get a car and it only lasts for 6 years. Yes we have a problem. This is not a good representation of an American made product.