Cash for Scrap Hyundai Cars & SUVs
Hyundai vehicles were once best known for being a poorly made car. So many consumers complained about needing repeated repairs. However, after years of scrutiny, the company overhauled their vehicle designs. This in turn lead them to become the first company to offer an optional 10 year/100,000km warranty on all their vehicles. Making them a name for reliability in the automotive industry.
However, even after their redesign, like all vehicles, some of their cars had some major issues. This happens with all car manufacturers, as vehicles in general are complex machines with many endlessly working components.
Sell Your Car for MORE Cash with Us!
If you have an older or scrap Hyundai model vehicle, we want to buy it. If it has engine issues or electrical problems, body damage, or any other major issues you can think of, we’ll still pay you MORE cash for it than anyone else.
We buy all models of Hyundai, even the oldest ones that were built before they implemented their warranty. It truly doesn’t matter what condition your vehicle is in when it comes us providing scrap car removal. We’ll make you an instant offer, pick it up the same day, and pay you cold hard cash. It’s really that simple!
We Buy Scrap Hyundai Vehicles in ANY Condition
Here are just some of the models of used and scrap Hyundai automobiles we buy for MORE cash. If you have one of the vehicles listed below, or even one that’s not, we want to buy it from you!
Sedans, Hybrids, & Sports Cars
- Hyundai Accent
- Hyundai Sonata
- Hyundai Accent
- Hyundai Ioniq
- Hyundai Veloster
- Hyundai Tiburon
- Hyundai Genisis
- Hyundai Equus
- Hyundai S-Coupe
- Hyundai Eon
Crossovers & SUVs
- Hyundai Creta
- Hyundai Kona
- Hyundai Nexo
- Hyundai Palisade
- Hyundai Santa Fe
- Hyundai Tucson
- Hyundai Venue
- Hyundai Entourage
Contact us today to find out how much cash for scrap cars we pay. We are the lower mainland’s #1 scrap car buying business for a reason!
The Most Common Issues with older Hyundai Cars
All makes of vehicles have their ups and downs when it comes to their construction, reliability, and longevity. Some even have major issues that are specific to one particular model, or to certain years of their models.
When these kinds of issue arise, there is often a recall on the vehicle. Which is both good, and bad.
Certain things aren’t covered under warranty however. And recalls are only helpful if they have your current contact information, or if you are the original owner of the car. So, if you are the owner of an older Hyundai vehicle that is having some issues, or had some issues before you took it off the road, talk to us.
Alternately, check out our list below to see if you are experiencing any of these problems with your car. We’ll happily buy it for MORE cash!
Common Problems with Hyundai Vehicles
1.Steering Problems
One of the biggest complaints about the older Hyundai Elantras, especially 2009 and older, was issues with the steering. People experience sudden loss of power steering while driving and the only solution was to restart the vehicle. After this occurred frequently, consumers would take their vehicles to a mechanic to get diagnosed, and the result was a $2000-$3000 fix that required replacing or repairing the entire steering column and all its components.
If you have an older Hyundai Elantra and found you suddenly lost power steering, or the steering became incredibly stiff randomly, you may be one of the individuals to be suffering a major steering issue with your vehicle.
2.Major Electrical Issues Resulting in Engine Fire
There’s nothing like parking your car at the shopping centre, only to return an hour later with it fully ablaze. Well, believe it or not, this does happen, and apparently quite frequently with the 2007 Elantra models of Hyundai cars. Many consumers reported that they put their vehicle in park, turned it off, left it, only to find it on fire when they returned.
The majority of the engine fire reports stated that ABS module short circuited and that was the cause of the fire. This naturally prompted an immediate recall from Hyundai. However, many people are still experiencing this issue to date with their used and older Hyundai Elantra cars. If you’re the victim of a car fire due to this electrical issue, you may want to consider selling your car to a scrap car buyer like More Cash For Scrap.
3.Power Train Issues
This is another very big problem amongst older model Hyundai vehicles. Mainly, their SUV the Santa Fe. Reports of the vehicle shuddering at various speeds, not shifting properly, an inability to go above 60kms an hour, to even being unable to put the vehicle into reverse were made by consumers all across North America. Some customers started experiencing these issues after only owning the vehicle for a week.
Again, Hyundai issued a recall and repaired the vehicles of people who were contacted. So, if you’re considering buying a used SUV like the Hyundai Santa Fe, you better think again. If you currently own one, but never got contacted, check to see if your car is a part of the recall, and if it’s not, you may still want to consider selling it as the issue affected more than just the ones included in the recall notice.
What Determines the Price of Your Scrap Car?
We make instant offers based on real-time current metal weights, as well as vehicle condition, our drivers come and pick up your scrap vehicle the same day, and we pay MORE cash than anyone else in the scrap car buying industry.
It doesn’t get any easier than that, so contact us today to find out how much cash we’ll pay you for your junk car, truck, SUV, or minivan.
Contact Us Today for an INSTANT Cash Offer on Your Junk Vehicle!
If you want to sell a car, especially a scrap car, it’s best to go with someone who is a licensed professional. Also, someone who has a good reputation for reliability and reasonable cash payouts.
That is exactly what you’ll get when you choose to sell a scrap car to More Cash For Scrap. We are the top cash paying scrap car buyer in the entire lower mainland, and that comes from nearly 30 years of doing business right.