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Should You Buy a Used 2020 Hyundai Palisade Limited AWD with 60K Miles?!
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Here is a pre-owned 2020 Hyundai Palisade Limited with 60,000 miles. The powertrain consists of a 3.8 liter V6 engine mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission. This one comes in lagoon silver on black perforated leather interior.
Standard features of this Palisade include bluetooth audio, a backup camera, and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto compatibility. Additional features of this Palisade include a power sunroof, navigation system, and heated/cooled rear seats.
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I’ve been in a 2020 palisade and it had 115k miles. That’s really high for a 2020
Love the vids man all of them and great so see some of the cars we do not get over here in the uk. Keep up the grand work man 👍 look forward to the next one
I don’t like gray but this is nice ❤
Luckyyyyy 😊
60k? Wow must’ve been a real estate agent or something
Yes, I will able to buy this vehicle one day.
Very luxurious great for family
Definitely alot most cars only last 200,000 before breaking down here and there lol
60k miles in probably less than a year? the owner must've driven to quite a lot of places
It’s a cheap korean car, probably from enterprise
@@potusthepotatooftheuniteds1034 It’s not cheap. lmaoo.
$56k is cheap for you?
What is the price range for this trim?
Start at $45K new, this one is $50K used with 60k miles. 😁
Would you accept some car reviewing advise?
Yes
@NothinButCarReviews I don't think anyone would disagree that you're not exactly a "car guy"/"gear head". You say things and use names of things that aren't the terms that apply. But with time and many reviews and at least if you take notes during researching how others do reviews, you can acquire Par for the Course.
When you speak about an engines cylinders or liter size or "naturally aspirated, say the horsepower and the torque too in most vehicles cases (this is the natural car guy's instinct knows which cars it matters the torque).
If it applies, as in still under the time frame so definitely for new cars, say the Warranty for the Drivetrain and Bumper to Bumper if applicable.
When you point out the trailer hitch like on the GMC Savanah van, say the towing/trailer rating.
Like on the GMC Savanah van, it would be very applicable and selling point to reference the 8 lug wheels when mentioning the wheels, as it means it's an HD suspension at least 3/4 ton/2500 chassis. And then with all wheels reference say the exact tire size and if a truck whether it's Allterrain or a simple road tire.
One final, there's more but don't think you'll be kind to a long list,.....don't say "Custom" if it's not actually so. Too often the word is used very loosely generically. That'd mean in general don't try to say things for hype or sensation. It comes off as desperate and not confident in speech while letting those who pay attention know that you are either not that car savvy or don't even want to do the homework to get details correct and communicated thoroughly and just go find another reviewer.
Yeah, mostly, do your homework on each vehicle, and make a Notes page to be sure and complete it in the video, don't just wing it.
Is Hyundai Korean?
Yes
Yes even Kia as well
No, it’ll be problematic
no? 😂
@@john-gr5gu my tutor’s kia sorento after 55k broke down twice it’s at 58k now
Folks focus on in seat comfort technology but zero concern on mechanical reliability these days. Times have changed.
Don’t buy. Oil consumption issues. Big oil consumption issues. Buy and be ready to carry cases of oil with you
Unfortunately this is correct. A lot of reported problems in regards to this.
@@eindzelparada6756 here’s an update. They finally authorized a new motor replacement, but it’s on back order so I’m on Hyundai Palisade loaner from the dealer brand new 2024 with 1000 miles and guess what it also is consuming oil. Out of curiosity, I checked the oil levels and it didn’t show oil on the dipstick. Andy has released the UA-cam video asking customers to constantly check their oils. I don’t think I’ve ever seen any other manufactured do this. I wonder what consumers can do to protect themselves better
@@eindzelparada6756 I’m waiting on the new engine and the brand spanking new loaner they gave me is consuming oil as well. How can they just keep releasing these motors like this? What will it take to just fix it before they leave the factory?
Strange that these 3.8s consume oil
I’ve got the older 3.3 with 134k and have never consumed oil and I also had the older 3.8 with 197k and never leaked oil