My Hyundai Day

Step 1. Hop in my 99' Sonata

Step 2. Go to local Hyundai dealer to see about the new 04 Sonata i am
buying, Pickup Thursday afternoon ) cool

Step 3. Transfer insurance from old car to new car )

Step 4. Find out whats involved in transfer of Registration )

Step 5. Hop back into 99' Sonata, drive out of car park, Gee the steering is
heavy whats going on !! Oh the Engine has stopped, Restart..... Stopped
again.. OH OH This is strange. Hazard lights on. Call tow truck.. Deliver to
aformentioned Dealer. (First major breakdown since i bought the car NEW)

Broken Camshaft Position Sensor, Hopefully repaired by Wednesday..

LIFE IS ONE BIG RIDE..heh

 

Bummer, I guess we won't be getting those wheel pics...

What kind of Sonata are you buying?

 

What kind Sonata is it, 4-cylinder or a V6?

 

Yes it is. What are you planning to do with your '99 Sonata (trade in,
keep, sell?). If selling or trading in, what will you be getting for it?
What was original purchase price?

 

No pics for a little while..

2004 Sonata 4 cyl Auto with spoiler, tint, etc.
Aftermarket Alloys, I am going to go 17inch on this car though.

Currently FREE Auto in Australia($1990 option) , and since i have to have
Auto (Auto licence only) it's definately the time to buy.

 

2.0L 4cyl

 

I am actually giving it to my father (he needs a new car)

 

Well, congrats on the new car but bummer on the 2.0L I4. The 2.4L I4
used in the US base model is under-powered enough.

 

No the 2004 is a 2.4L 4cyl.. in Aus as well, I have heard about this lack
of power and i am not really concerned, I am driving on roads not a race
track...I care more about looks and comfort..

Power is nice for overtaking etc. But the limit is 100 or 110 KPh on the
highways and i tend to stick to them. I found the old Sonata fine for
overtaking even with 4 adults on board..

 

hear hear.
there's ample power in the 4 to lose your licence for speeding and it
has the bonus of being easier to service and cheaper to register (in
Queensland at least) than the 6.
ALL cars today have ample power compared to cars of only 20 years ago.

I have a homepage
http://ii.net/~farmerjim/
It may be ordinary but it's better than nothing.

 

exactly it's about $200 extra to register a 6cyl.
If i was towing regularly i might consider a v6