2017 Hyundai Sonata Sport 2.4L GDI 185 HP TOP SPEED AUTOBAHN DRIVE POV 

Is That a joke ?

@@dode20112012 he's telling the truth dip shif

Same I have one rn and lol that’s so true

Same in my 16

Same here. I don’t even notice I’m hitting 80-90mph so smooth and calm lol

So I’m guessing u never redline your car. In which case ur dumb lol. Go check that carbon buildup for me would yuh?

@@quesokid4959 definitely talking like a kid.

@@quesokid4959 ratioed

No that’s waiting for an underpowered engine to reach that speed

Lol

More like retirement mode in compare to European cars which are much faster with 50hp less

Mine failed at 60 thousand miles I have a 2016 sport the 2010 to 2019 engines had a recall

How do you know if engine is okay?

Me and my girlfriend just got a used 2016 sonata GLS a little over a month ago, 3 weeks after getting it the engine went due to the faulty knock sensor. It only had 74,000 km on it, but the dealership did a full engine swap free. Love the car

i got a used sonata sport 2017 and had to get my engine completely rebuilt by a hyundai dealership so you are correct sir. didn’t cost me a dime tho👌

I believe you ! 😂 I just bought one 2 years ago never had a problem I use it as a daily for work and that 2.4 really does take Off on sum cars they get embarrassed 😂

@@kobebryann903 i feel the same way :)

No tf it don’t, what are y’all taking about😂

We do have this…..

there is more, US Mini Cooper at 4:10, Jeep Wranger US Spec 7:40, Altima 7:44, Focus US Spec 7:54 , 8:51 Yaris Sedan US Spec, 9:03 Malibu then Mazda 6 and Honda Accord, and right side Jeep Wranlger US spec :)

@@TESTDRIVEFREAK Wow!! there are more US cars than Europeans in that video

@@robertofalero02 yes in some area close to US base, but not everywhere is lots us cars

me and my California plates could never. I would get pulled over in 30 seconds

140 down hill left a type r

Was a manufacturing defect where not all the sand from the casting was being removed from the crank if I remember right. Plus side is that now all of the 2.4s have a lifetime warranty with free replacement if the issue is oiling or rod related. Though not all the engines had this issue. My 2015 has 152k miles and is still running great

It really is interesting. It’s faster than a lot of Honda k20 and k24 cars I beat them all the time. Mine has been reliable I put 25k+ miles on it in the 2.5 years I’ve owned my 2017

Very smart guy🤝

There is 2.0T with 245 HP and maybe faster than this 2.4L 185 HP, no problem, your english is understandable

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Yes this is german autobahn thats legal and ordinary everyday :)

Did you break 105 even?

​@@leebrewer7394 was doing like 125 early on in the video

@@dakota5041 must have missed it somehow. Went back and yep 127mph. We have had an Elantra for 7 years now worry free, Hyundai makes good stuff.

with 185 hp theroetically you can reach up to 130 -140 mph as sedan size (experience top speed driver and tested with over 500 cars)

It’s 129

not true, limiter is 13o in usa ( i am neither admitting or denying how I know this)

Yo moma

this car is imported from the united states

Its for US military in germany

True, i testes 2016 maxima and i was impressed

No it’s not i have a 2017 2.4 as a daily and I enjoy it more then my bmw 430 gran lmao I drive it aggressively . they actually build a 888 hp to the wheel sonata . Guts out n everything. Never had a problem.

Only theta 2 engine in usa has problem

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Most standard tyres at all normal cars are set to 120 mph or more, so plus over +10 to +20 mph no problem, we had 130 mph tyre and do often 150 mph and never had problem, if straight line no problem because not much stress, if light curves and 150 mph then many stress on one side. We do test every car topspeed on german autobahn and had many experience. I had rented one time Lamborghini huracan and we didnt check tyre before and do topspeed and hit 190 or almost 200 mph and then later we realized that tyre was for maximum 145 mph but it did hold. So i think over +10 or +20 mph tyre limit is no problem because of tolerance

Most tires will handle excessive speed over the rating for a short period of time if they have proper pressures, they used to rate the speed by an hour of sustained speed, at that point overheating and separations become a factor

its not bs, you can try rent or test drive 2017 sonata sport and you will see. or was 150 in kph?

First of all you're an idiot for driving that fast on city streets. Secondly, the 2.4GDI probably will do 150mph but the suspension and chasis aren't designed for safe handling. I had mine at 125mph on I-70 mid Missouri and it was a bit squirrelly. At 105 it cruises just fine.

😆 😆 😆 whatever...anyways, toss that performance chip in it boom also... But if you cant afford aftermarket and ride stock yup your car gonna shake 😆 not mine... Super hilarious...you must have a used 1... Mine has 50k that i put on it...no shaking!!! And to jump on i79 or 376 isnt city streets... Only idiots think that...376 from turnpike to downtown pittsburgh is definitely not a city street 😆

@@dougn2350 125 it's squirrely that is bad suspension components or something I was doing 130 and it was no problem whatsoever wouldn't go any faster though because it's got a governor

@@dougn2350 it’s German autobahn, dummy. No speed limit.

lol

😂

Then why are you here 😂

@Rj M not my car :/

@@kanea1569 why not?

@@schakoska They more you drive it you’ll come to realize its not that slow. In my test drive I said the same thing. Once you learn the car it’s very peppy for a family 4cyl.

It's a Korean car dumbass.

The car is Korean you fucking donut 🤦🏼‍♂️

HAHAHAHA the car is korean son 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@jaime_fxt1108 but it is for american market not EU and that means shitty gearshifts,speed limitations,stupid miles,gygantic consumption

@@moseyburns1614 well yes but made for the american market