Bluelink- Worth Waiting For?

[stitch2010]

Quick background on how long I've been shopping- I've been considering the Sonata ever since they released the 2011 redesigned model. However I did not like the lack of power so decided to wait for the turbo. Then I decided I wanted to wait to try the hybrid to see if I liked it. Well I finally decided I want the turbo version.*

*Now I am torn whether to wait for the 2012 to see what new features they may offer (I love the panorama sunroof d cooling seats on the Optima turbo, but the cheap interior look turned me off what otherwise appears as a sharp car from the outside).*
and specifically Blue Link.*

I'm really into having fun tech/gadget toys to play with and the remote start and monitoring features are a big plus- I nearly considered the Chevy Cruz only because of the iPhone app to monitor the car.*

Anyone have an opinion about whether it really would be worth while to wait? I kinda feel as that i have already been waiting to buy this long, whats a couple more months?*My only fear is what occurred with the hybrid- that while their website says summer release, I don't want to keep waiting untiill January 2012 because I need a new car asap.*

[someguy]

If you keep waiting you will never get a car

I just looked up bluelink and it looks cool but I don't really care about that kind of thing in my car. My Elantra has bluetooth for talking and xm radio and my Android phone does everything else. Considering that my phone got outdated in a year and I plan to keep my car for 7-10 years the first gen bluelink will probably seem like a VHS player by then.

My main concern is that people should be driving instead of messing with gadgets.

[GaryL]

Just bought a 2012 Sonata limited. Trying to decide whether to get an after market remote starter by place recommended by salesman who sold me my car or wait for bluelink to have that option available. Salesman said 6 months. Does anyone have any info on whether that is accurate?