1994 Hyundai Scoupe Reviews - Page 3 of 4

Hey I hope you enjoy yours. I bought mine at 55,000 miles, and now I am about to sell it at 120,000 miles (I think my CV joints are going out, and its not big enough for a family). The only big problem I ever had was an electrical one. An old battery led to a burnt alternator. Also, my thermostat had some trouble, so I scorched off the protective coating on the hood. Oh well. It is a lot of fun to drive, and oh, the fuel economy. I paid $3500 for it and am selling it for $500, but considering what I put that poor car through in the last six years. Just keep up with maintenance, and I bet it'll roll for a while.

Well... your $1,400 repair for your 5 mph impact was a rip-off... I was involved in a 10-13 MPH impact and it cost me only $485... next time you want some repair done to your car... shop around for prices... a little advice... most parts on the car can be replaced by yourself, buy a Chilton repair manual # 32102 for only $15.00 and you can save tons of dollars on labor charges. I have saved over $2,700 since I bought the Chilton repair manual, started working on my own time. If you have the time I suggest you take his route.

I was the owner of a 1995 Hyundai Scoupe. It was my first car and I bought it after my high school graduation. Until January of 1997, it had a lot of things go wrong with it. On January 18, 1997 I was hit head-on by a drunk driver in my Scoupe. The crash was between 55 and 60 MPH for my car and the other car. The Scoupe was smashed and crumpled. I was unconscious on impact and spent the next eight weeks in a coma and six months in the hospital. I had my seat belt on and the best safety feature was the drop suspension. I have a traumatic brain injury and permanent disabilities as a result of this crash. It's been a little over five years and very slowly, I am beginning to piece my life back together.