 *The following is only a short summary of the major problems.*  This vehicle has major transmission problems. I was almost rear-ended by a semi because the vehicle would go only 15mph. Countless other times, it failed to accelerate normally, and still does. To remedy the issue Hyundai issued a recall on the transmission, claiming it needed an "update." I took my vehicle in right away for the "update," but it lasted only a few months. I called to get it fixed again, but was told that I would have to pay $35 a day for a loaner vehicle. I clarified that I had to pay for a problem that Hyundai failed to fix the first time, and was told that I was correct. (By the way, there was also an air conditioner recall within the first year, which I had fixed as well.)                            The backup sensor is unreliable, so make sure you never use it or rely upon it. If you tell Hyundai that the sensor failed to alert you to something behind your vehicle, they will tell you that the sensors are simply aides, and offer to remove any debris that may be on the sensor. (How kind and thoughtful).                                                                                               I could go on and on with problems, but I've wasted enough hours of my life on this piece of crap. It qualified as a lemon back when it had under $24,000 miles on it, but customer service ignored me, and the dealer ship (STEW HANSEN HYUNDAI IN DES MOINES, IOWA) treats me like I'm stupid, giving me the run around, and displaying no customer service skills whatsoever. They contract with S & C Automotive, and I was supposed to receive a call from them regarding rust 6 weeks ago. After calling S & C countless times, I went to Hyundai for assistance. I might as well have taken a nap, because I get more accomplished in my dreams than I do by speaking to these "professionals". Ever read "Replay" by Ken Grimwood? Well, I want a replay.