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Good news for Hyundai owners. The following is from Consumer Reports, a leading not-for-profit consumer products testing publication. As you can see, three Hyundai/Kia vehicles are within striking distance of the top-rated Highlander, and are way cheaper than the Toyota. From my experience of owning both Toyota and Hyundai (Santa Fe), I am sure that the Kia/Hyundai vehicles are much more nicely equipped both for safety and comfort and are well designed both inside and outside.
Automotive engineer here; trust me all these cars are flawed and have issues that will arise.
The reason Toyotas seem reliable is they keep the same damn model forever. A 2022 4Runner will be perfect because they had 10 years to work out the kinks. I’d bet my entire life’s savings a brand new 2025 4Runner will be loaded with bugs.
If you want reliability, buy a car that hasn’t recently been refreshed.
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