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| hyundaiorbust |
Jun 22 2008, 12:01 AM
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I'm 32, thinking of getting the 09 Sonata. I'm at the beach, jogging, car watching, "What would I look good in? Or, want to be in?" Then, I see the 09 Sonata coming towards me ... "looking good", "looking good", and then BAM! two senior citizens sitting in the front. That sort of bummed be out. I thought or wanted to believe that the car's pretty cool, even with its bland exterior, and that took it down a couple notches.
So, how old are the people on here that are driving the 09 Sonata?
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| davidtlc |
Jun 22 2008, 12:08 AM
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If it makes you guys feel any better, I'm 18, and my first car will be an 09 Sonata....
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| jayno78 |
Jun 22 2008, 12:13 AM
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I'm also 30 and in the market for a new car. The 2009 Sonata is at the top of my list. Funny thing is, I started researching them as an afterthought.
I agree the exterior is not as exciting as the Altima, Camry, or Accord, but it's still a good looking car and absolutely the best value in its class.
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| davidtlc |
Jun 22 2008, 12:43 AM
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QUOTE(mamamia @ Jun 21 2008, 09:13 PM) Hmmm.... I'm.... Let's see, I'll be 87 in November. Is that making the average more balanced with your 18, David? Quick, get the calculator! Answer: 52.5.... but if you average all the posts, you get 29.875, So it's not too bad. BTW... I don't need a calculator :bwekk: This post has been edited by davidtlc: Jun 22 2008, 12:44 AM
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| hyundaiorbust |
Jun 22 2008, 01:09 AM
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Man, if I really cared what people think, I wouldn't even be considering the Hyundai. Mercedes, Acura, Audi, Infiniti, Honda, Toyota, Nissan ... of my family and friends nobody drives a Hyundai. QUOTE(il06gt @ Jun 21 2008, 10:16 PM) You are 32 and care what people think? Wow! I had completely given up on that concept well before 32...try it...it makes life immensely easier.
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| kyhwa777 |
Jun 22 2008, 06:00 AM
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| SonataRobbie |
Jun 22 2008, 06:44 AM
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Like every other poster on this thread so far, I don't have an 09 (yet!). But, I'm 28 and don't feel ashamed of my car at all. I don't see the Sonata as an "old person's car" or anything like that. While there are a number of senior citizens driving Sonata's, it's because they're mature enough to make smart choices with their cars. As Bdiggy mentioned, you can always make the car "look younger." I don't feel like my Sonata looked "seasoned" but I did think it needed a little sprucing up. Here's a before and after for ya. The first one is from the day I bought Mep. The second one is what she currently looks like.  kyhwa777, I really dig the SS. I actually wish they had a similar color available on the new Sonata's, but alas, they don't. Although that may be a good thing - if they offered it now, I'd probably be trading up sooner and going into debt up to my eyeballs!
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| kyhwa777 |
Jun 22 2008, 07:02 AM
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QUOTE(SonataRobbie @ Jun 22 2008, 07:44 AM) Like every other poster on this thread so far, I don't have an 09 (yet!). But, I'm 28 and don't feel ashamed of my car at all. I don't see the Sonata as an "old person's car" or anything like that. While there are a number of senior citizens driving Sonata's, it's because they're mature enough to make smart choices with their cars. As Bdiggy mentioned, you can always make the car "look younger." I don't feel like my Sonata looked "seasoned" but I did think it needed a little sprucing up. Here's a before and after for ya. The first one is from the day I bought Mep. The second one is what she currently looks like.  kyhwa777, I really dig the SS. I actually wish they had a similar color available on the new Sonata's, but alas, they don't. Although that may be a good thing - if they offered it now, I'd probably be trading up sooner and going into debt up to my eyeballs! Thnaks for the compliment... i get alot of compliments I feel it is a rare car cuz you dont see may laser blue metallic SS around...words of wisdom... i wouldnt tade the sonata in.... Im not... im gonna keep it till it take a crap
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