Hyundai 5 year warranty?

PMBC · 12-05-2016 7:59am #1

Did 2015 Hyundai's have a five year warranty?

Atlantic Dawn · 12-05-2016 8:11am

PMBC wrote: »

Did 2015 Hyundai's have a five year warranty?

Yes.

davo2001 · 12-05-2016 8:57am

PMBC wrote: »

Did 2015 Hyundai's have a five year warranty?

http://bfy.tw/5itx :rolleyes:

PMBC · 12-05-2016 9:13am

Thanks both of you.
If I purchase such a car second hand from a Hyundai garage would the 5 year warranty remain, or does it depend?

davo2001 · 12-05-2016 9:21am

PMBC wrote: »

Thanks both of you.
If I purchase such a car second hand from a Hyundai garage would the 5 year warranty remain, or does it depend?

No.

colm_mcm · 12-05-2016 9:43am

it transfers to the new owner.

biko · 12-05-2016 12:22pm

The manufacturer's warranty remains with the car, regardless of who owns it.

PMBC · 12-05-2016 12:56pm

Thanks colm mcm and biko.
Though a previous poster said 'No', I thought it more likely that it did transfer - subject to the usual conditions re servicing.

colm_mcm · 12-05-2016 1:05pm

just be aware that hyundai are said to be bringing back their scrappage offer for 162 reg with a few grand off a new one. make sure you're not paying close to that price for a 15 reg.

pippip · 12-05-2016 2:39pm

colm_mcm wrote: »

just be aware that hyundai are said to be bringing back their scrappage offer for 162 reg with a few grand off a new one. make sure you're not paying close to that price for a 15 reg.

They already have, website today has €4k scrappage deals on 162s

randomirl123 · 04-08-2016 8:15pm

Hi, just wondering I am buying a second hand hyundai from a KIA dealer and wondering does the warranty still transfer?

colm_mcm · 04-08-2016 8:42pm

yes. the warranty is on the car.

randomirl123 · 04-08-2016 11:38pm

colm_mcm wrote: »

yes. the warranty is on the car.

Thanks!! Thats one question answered.. Bit worried as the service book has no records of services. Car is absolutely perfect, had it checked. But technically should have had it serviced by now afraud this will make the warranty null and void? Any ideas

CiniO · 04-08-2016 11:42pm

What year is the car and milege, and when was service due and at what mileage?

randomirl123 · 05-08-2016 12:02am

CiniO wrote: »

What year is the car and milege, and when was service due and at what mileage?

Have pmd you.

Toyotafanboi · 05-08-2016 7:49am

randomirl123 wrote: »

colm_mcm wrote: »

yes. the warranty is on the car.

Thanks!! Thats one question answered.. Bit worried as the service book has no records of services. Car is absolutely perfect, had it checked. But technically should have had it serviced by now afraud this will make the warranty null and void? Any ideas

Service interval is 30k/ 24 months on all diesel Hyundais, so if it's 142 or newer with less than 30k it'l not have been serviced yet.

Petrols are 15k/ 12 months.

randomirl123 · 05-08-2016 7:50am

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

Service interval is 30k/ 24 months on all diesel Hyundais, so if it's 142 or newer with less than 30k it'l not have been serviced yet.

Petrols are 15k/ 12 months.

If it was outside of this... Would that invalidate the warranty? Not massively on mileage but a year time wise?

Toyotafanboi · 05-08-2016 8:01am

randomirl123 wrote: »

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

Service interval is 30k/ 24 months on all diesel Hyundais, so if it's 142 or newer with less than 30k it'l not have been serviced yet.

Petrols are 15k/ 12 months.

If it was outside of this... Would that invalidate the warranty? Not massively on mileage but a year time wise?

Plenty of people will say yes, it will invalidate, but it definitely wont or at least not in 99% of situations.

Get it serviced and you'l be absolutely fine, cover will remain once there is a shred of service history.

Blazer · 05-08-2016 8:03am

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

Service interval is 30k/ 24 months on all diesel Hyundais, so if it's 142 or newer with less than 30k it'l not have been serviced yet.

Petrols are 15k/ 12 months.

That sounds very high , at the very least the oil and filter has to be changed every 7000 miles.

I have the gen2 model and it's every 6k for an oil and filter change

Toyotafanboi · 05-08-2016 8:10am

Blazer wrote: »

That sounds very high , at the very least the oil and filter has to be changed every 7000 miles.

I have the gen2 model and it's every 6k for an oil and filter change

Maybe for some early 90's models.

For any of the modern Hyundai fleet, the "i" range of cars it's 30k/ 24mt diesel and 15k/ 12mt petrol.

randomirl123 · 05-08-2016 9:05am

Thanks all sorted, should be a-ok!

Blazer · 05-08-2016 9:25am

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

Maybe for some early 90's models.

For any of the modern Hyundai fleet, the "i" range of cars it's 30k/ 24mt diesel and 15k/ 12mt petrol.

Yeah for some reason I had Santa Fe in my head...their oil changes intervals are extremely low.

Del2005 · 05-08-2016 9:30am

randomirl123 wrote: »

Thanks!! Thats one question answered.. Bit worried as the service book has no records of services. Car is absolutely perfect, had it checked. But technically should have had it serviced by now afraud this will make the warranty null and void? Any ideas

If done by a main dealer they might not stamp the book anymore, everything is gone online.

andekwarhola · 05-08-2016 10:08am

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

Plenty of people will say yes, it will invalidate, but it definitely wont or at least not in 99% of situations.

Get it serviced and you'l be absolutely fine, cover will remain once there is a shred of service history.

Just in addition to this. Not a Hyundai but hopefully applicable.

I have a Kia that I bought from a main dealer (very low mileage) with warranty remaining.

It had no stamps (should have had 2) in the service book but was in perfect nick. It got a full service (got them to stamp the book) when I bought it.

I've since had to get a minor repair done under warranty and the dealer did it for me no problem.

Hyundai 5 year warranty?

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