Hyundai is established in 1967 in South Korea and quickly transitions from being a licensed producer of cars to creating its own. One of the very first Hyundai automobiles is the Pony, which is released in 1975. The Pony is Korea’s first vehicle manufactured in quantity for the masses. In 1986, Hyundai enters the United States market with the Excel, establishing a footprint with smaller, value focused cars.When it comes to purchasing used vehicles, buyers tend to select Hyundai due to the strong value you get for the amount of features it comes with. This is even true in highly competitive segments like compact sedans and family oriented SUVs. Shoppers who are looking for late model Elantra sedans, Sonata sedans, Tucson crossovers, Santa Fe crossovers, and Palisade crossovers are attracted to them because they are built with safety features and technology without breaking the bank.For sellers looking to sell their previously owned Hyundai, potential private buyers look for certain things that signal demand, such as documented maintenance, remaining factory warranty especially since Hyundai offers a 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty in the United States and trim features such as forward and rearview cameras, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, and similar options.In addition, Hyundai has a substantial dealer and repair network in the United States, which gives potential buyers an easier way to buy service parts, helping relieve anxiety when they are trying to sell their Hyundai and making it easier to sell a clean example.

Here are a few Hyundai facts and stats:

• Hyundai offers an America’s Best Warranty in the U.S. that provides customers with two important components of warranty protection: the 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain limited warranty and the five-year/60,000-mile new vehicle limited warranty, specific to each product component and model. (Hyundai)
• Along with that, Hyundai provides customers with five years of unlimited-mileage roadside assistance, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, which is a definite plus for any used car buyer who wants around-the-clock support while driving. (Hyundai)
• Hyundai Complimentary Maintenance provides basic factory-scheduled services for three years or 36,000 miles, depending on eligibility and the services available for a particular vehicle model year, as long as maintenance is completed within an approved time frame. (Hyundai)
• When pricing your newer Hyundai for sale, Hyundai lists a starting manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) for the 2025 Tucson at $28,705. Pricing does not include taxes, title, license, or dealer fees. (Hyundai)
• From a safety standpoint, many Hyundai models earn IIHS 2024 Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick Plus awards (the specific awards given for each vehicle depend on the actual year and build date of that vehicle, among other things). (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety)
• The electric range of an EV can serve as a strong selling point: Hyundai’s IONIQ 6 Long Range RWD gets a maximum of 361 miles of electric range (this depends on the trim or configuration of the vehicle). (Hyundai)
• Resale value varies widely by model. The Hyundai Veloster has the strongest five-year resale value of any Hyundai, retaining 70.9 percentage of its value, according to iSeeCars, while having the lowest supply because the Veloster is discontinued. (iSeeCars)
• Hyundai is one of the manufacturers caught up in the park outside recall, which affects more than 3.3 million vehicles made by Hyundai and Kia in the United States. In this case, a brake fluid leak can cause an electrical short circuit in the ABS module, increasing the risk of a vehicle fire. (NHTSA)
• A large part of Hyundai presence in America is due to the company’s manufacturing capabilities within the United States. For example, Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama has an annual production capacity of 390,000 vehicles, and Hyundai Motor Group also announces an investment of $21,000,000,000 in U.S.-based production and development, which increases output to 500,000 units per year depending on ramp up. (Hyundai Motor Group)

Popular Hyundai Vehicles Wanted

We want all types of Hyundai vehicles – cars, crossovers, and SUVs. We evaluate each vehicle for its overall condition, mileage, title type, and all services shown on service records provided by you.We purchase all types of drivetrains, FWD, AWD, or RWD, all visible wear, and the scope of any mechanical or cosmetic repairs that may be required before we give you an estimate on your Hyundai. We also look at Hyundai vehicles that are damaged, wrecked, worn out, high mileage, mutilated due to hail or flood, or with drivetrain or engine problems, and even vehicles with a salvage or branded title. Salvage and branded title vehicles are also accepted.We can also evaluate Hyundai vehicles with missing keys or more than five months without registration. We are ready to provide an aggressive offer on any of the following Hyundai vehicles.