 I drove my 2011 Hyundai Elantra Limited for 188,000 miles.  I finally traded it in in May 2017.  This was primarily my business vehicle for sales.  I had lots of intermittent issues from pretty much day one. First, the inhibitor/neutral safety switch completely went out at least once every 12 to 24 months. I replaced three of them. Thankfully, I'm very mechanically inclined, so I didn't have to pay a dealer to fix it.  It's an easily accessible part that costs $40 at the dealer, who just so happened to keep them in stock (shocker).  Bad part is that you never knew when the car wouldn't start as a result of this switch malfunctioning.  Another issue is the power steering.  It would quit working at random. Again, this issue started within 6 months of me buying the new car. I'd have to pull over & restart the car.  Then it'd start working again.  Thirdly, the brakes SUCK!  If it was raining it was never a good idea to do a sudden stop.  The brakes would lock up & the car would go slipping & sliding.  Very dangerous.  Fourth, the steering wheel material starting peeling off after about 40,000 miles.  It looked like crap.  Fifth, there was a very rare issue of the fuel pump ground wire not being properly grounded.  This stopped the car from starting a couple times.  I had to remove the rear seat & grind the paint off the car where the ground wire made contact with the metal body of the car & tighten it properly.  Sixth, the car kept blowing bulbs in the rear tailights. I replaced several. Seems like an electrical issue (one of many).  Seventh, my car was a part of the fuel mileage reimbursement (Hyundai got sued for lying about the fuel mileage on this model).  My last reimbursement took a whole year to get.  I had to bug them several times before I finally got it.  Lastly, Hyundai's customer service SUCKS!  Don't call their customer relations department about anything because they will not help you.  Also, many of their dealers are horrible.  I am glad this car is GONE!  Don't get me wrong, I got almost 200,000 miles out of it.  But, it was not without dealing with a lot of problems.  If I wouldn't have been a very mechanically inclined person this car would have cost me hundreds of dollars in repairs minimum.  Do yourself a favor & avoid Hyundai or Kia.  I have family members who own them & they have a ton of issues too.