Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  2004 Hyundai XG350L - 2004 Hyundai XG350
  By philk - June 10 - 12:33 pm

  I like this car immensely. I wish it had a smoother transmission, but it is not bad, only 1st gear is a little goosy. The fit and finish is comparable to Lincoln, Lexus and BMW. It is far better than the small Cadillac CTS. It is a great all day cruiser and is exceptional in mountain terrain with its Selectronic transmission. I have been getting 29.7 mpg on highways trips at speeds of 70-75 mph with a/c on. It is not that good in stop and go traffic more like 20-22. This car has just about every conceivable option that one could want except a telescoping steering wheel, which I would like. I would also like to have a chirp signal to let me know the doors are locked when parking. Great Car.

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  I LOVE MY HYUNDAI - 2004 Hyundai XG350
  By Josi Martel - June 2 - 2:00 am

  HYUNDAI IS FAIRLY NEW TO THE MARKET AND I WAS WORRIED ABOUT THIS. WE BOUGHT IT BECAUSE OF THE SIGNIFICANT SAVINGS VS. THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF FEATURES. IT TURNED OUT TO BE A FABULOUS VALUE FOR A FABULOUS CAR. WE HAD A LOT OF ICE AND SNOW ON CAPE COD THIS WINTER AND I DID NOT SLIP EVEN ONCE IN SPITE OF BEING OUT IN ONE OF THE WORST SNOW AND ICE AND STORMS ON THE CAPE IN YEARS. THE DAY I PICKED IT UP IT WAS ALSO SNOW AND ICE ALL THE WAY HOME. MY HUSBAND WAS FOLLOWING ME IN A 300SDL MERCEDES WHICH WAS SLIPPING, WHILE MY NEW HYUNDAI WAS NOT.

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  Almost bought an Infiniti - 2004 Hyundai XG350
  By SPECIALK - May 28 - 10:00 am

  Really wanted to get an Infiniti. 40K for the model I wanted seemed a bit steep. My wife has a Sonata which she loves, so I tried the XG350. Has a great look and filled with gadgets. The interior is gorgeous. Drives great and since my travel is almost all freeway dont know what Edmunds is talking about with their confused transmission remark. All this for a lot less. Hope the 100,000 mile warranty is as advertised.

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  Great Car - 2003 Hyundai XG350
  By MGary - May 9 - 10:00 am

  You cant beat the features, quality and price. The fit and finish of both the interior and exterior are excellent. The ride is smooth and quiet. The engine is so quiet and smooth that you actually have to look at the tachometer to see if it’s running or you’ll end up trying to start it again (very embarrassing). The acceleration is smooth and powerful. I read one review here where someone was complaining about the transmission. I think it shifts flawlessly. Every time I try to describe a feature of the car the word smooth comes up. The one problem I have is getting my wife to let me drive it. We bought it for her. Only mistake I made…..

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  Still Great After 7 Years - 2003 Hyundai XG350
  By EdB - April 30 - 9:40 pm

  After 7 years with the car that was bought new, there is only ONE area of dissatisfaction. The interior overhead lamps (right and left), over the dash are extremely dim. Many trips to the dealer yielded no fix. They said that there is nothing that can be done. It has been this way since new. Next year, an Equus might be in my future.

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  XG350L - 2002 Hyundai XG350
  By nurdlinger - April 25 - 10:00 am

  I prefer this car to any sedan on the road under $50,000! I have driven many. The car has excellent acceleration, handles very well, and is comfortable, although not as soft a ride or seats as some other competitors. There is just about every bell and whistle that one can think of, including seat warmers (not really necessary here in

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  Show Me One Better, and I Will Buy It! - 2004 Hyundai XG350
  By Carol Busby - April 21 - 2:00 am

  I traded a 2000 Cadillac Seville on my 2004 XG350L and in comparison the Cadillac was an over-rated piece of sh*t. Prior to the Cadillac I had a Lincoln Town Car. Both cars ran and rode fine but the problem with American cars is once they turn 5 years old and exceed 100,000 miles on them not only is it time to replace them, you have no value left in them. This really burns me for what you pay for them. I went with the Hyundai for the warranty but did not figure I would be as impressed as I was because with the Lincoln and Cadillac I had grown accustomed to a certain level of luxury. Well the XG350 far surpassed my expectations to say the least.

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  Pleased Consumer - 2004 Hyundai XG350
  By Pleased Consumer - April 21 - 2:00 am

  I am a 67 year old widow whos husband retired from Ford in Dearborn, MI and was a firm believer in "Buying American". The only thing my husband would put me in is Big American Luxury cars, mainly Ford because of the employee discounts. I guess he would roll in his grave if he could see what I am driving now! When is the American Auto Manufacturers going to get it? People want to most value for their hard earned dollar. My husband used to wash, wax, change the oil, etc in our cars. Well my Hyundai dealer changes the oil in my XG350L for life for "FREE". Now how can I beat that?

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  All luxury - 2005 Hyundai XG350
  By Cathy - April 10 - 1:13 pm

  I love this car! It rides so smooth and who can beat your warranty. Great price for the luxury you get.

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  Taking A Chance With An Unknown - 2005 Hyundai XG350
  By draper - March 29 - 2:23 am

  Seeking some wheels with some upscale features I purchased an XG-350L, hoping for the best. My expectations have been exceeded -- I love the car. My chief complaint is that the mileage is only fair. On a 300 mile trip the BEST I have achieved is 31.7 mpg. Around town it is about 20 mpg. This is, however, a snappy, responsive car. Since I have as yet limited mileage on the car, only time will tell if my good luck will continue. I urge any or all to give it a good test drive.