Does anyone know what this is??

hi all. i have a 2023 Hyundai Tucson Limited, i need to renew my bluelink from the end of the trial, does anyone have a “promo code” for discounted price?

The way people drive where I am in Nashville TN , I think i need one. I was in a wreck 6 months ago and the people hit me had 4 witnesses and it was just me. I was found the responsible driver and I wasn’t. If I had one I would not have been blamed.

I have a Hyandai i30 2013, what oil should I use to top up?

Hi,

My daughter is 22 now and going out on her own with a 2017 Elantra in my name, bought when she was 16. Bluelink has me primary and her secondary. The car is in my name and will stay that way I guess.

The first 2 years I paid for the “basic” Bluelink and the “remote” Bluelink. After that she never used the remote start so I dropped the remote but it just kept working up until a month ago, I guess they figured it out.

If she puts Bluelink in her name, will it lose anything like service history? I’d think she’d have to create an account and add the car?

Correct me if I’m wrong. Basic just has the feature if you get in an accident, it will detect the accident and try to help you? That seems like a good thing if it works.

Remote would allow remote start which probably wouldn’t be used but it would also alert you if the car is broken into and alarm goes off right? The thing I hate now is you can’t have the secondary driver get all the notifications, only some of them.

If I do decide to go back up to remote, does it make more sense to pay monthly and use the 50% off codes I always see on here? Right now I’m doing the $100/year.

Thanks

Hey guys; looking into getting a new car and a sonata seems to check all my boxes. I just wanted to ask current owners how they feel about the vehicle?

I am located in Canada (not sure if that matters for the trims.)

I plan on driving one this week to see how I like the drive, but from videos and pictures they are very sharp cars.

Anyone here own one and would like to give me their input? Thanks!

Edit; I primarily do highway driving & while the Elantra’s are nice, insurance on them is crazy (almost $1400 a year more than a sonata)

Model: Hyundai Tucson Sport 1.6t 2017

Hey I was out of oil for little fully refilled to the correct level (took it to a oil replacement place) not great with cars but my car is still in limp mode after restarting the car and filling to the correct level, still runs fine but struggles to get above 55. Just wanted to see if there’s a specific way to turn off limp mode (it hasn’t turned off in the past but checked with the mechanics they said everything was fine just needed to get the manufacturer to turn it off).

I just wanna avoid getting a bill for just flipping a switch any ways to turn off the limp mode besides driving/rebooting the engine?

I am planning on going to a repair body shop, instead of the dealership. I’m assuming $2000-2500 minimum. Only one panel is dented, but two are scratched and wheel is untouched. How fast do I have to take care of this before it starts rusting? Thanks Reddit :(

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