2003 Hyundai Sonata Base from North America - Comments

I have a 2007 Sonata I purchased new. It has driven well, but I had to have both head lights replaced during the warranty period. Since the warranty has run out I have now had to have three more head lights replaced and three brake lights. I currently need to replace one brake light and both headlights. The high beams work, but not the head lights.

Has anyone else had this problem? Is there a simple fix for the electrical problem I am experiencing?

I have enjoyed my car and believe it has driven well for the three years 106,000 miles I have had it, but the headlight issues are annoying. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

To 21:04:

It's probably not your headlights! It might be your headlight switch or it could be a fuse.

I slide our 03 Sonata into a ditch while driving too fast on snow and tore the rear end off, crumpled the left rear quarter panel and truck lid.

I fixed it by buying used parts off e-bay.. Now the trunk leaks water when it rains and Hyundai won't fix the leak..

This is a horrible car!!

"I slide our 03 Sonata into a ditch while driving too fast on snow and tore the rear end off, crumpled the left rear quarter panel and truck lid.

I fixed it by buying used parts off e-bay.. Now the trunk leaks water when it rains and Hyundai won't fix the leak..

This is a horrible car!!"

So it's a horrible car because it needed repair after YOU had an accident in it? That isn't the cars fault, it's yours for damaging the car.