Used 2005 Hyundai Tiburon for Sale

The Hyundai Tiburon GT has a sleek and sporty interior with bucket seats. High quality leather along the sides and bottom of the seats with mesh Incorporated into the center. It comes designed with temperature adjustment to get the car as hot or cold as you please, as well as an outside temperature reader. The rear windows defrosting stripes also allow for quick defrost times without having to continuously scrape the windshield off. It's very efficient on gas, giving approximately 35 miles to the gallon which makes traveling long distances easy and effortless. The ride is super comfortable, without having to feel the bumps and potholes in the road. For those with a lead foot like me, this car is fast, going from 0 to 60 in four seconds. It has the convenience of being both manual and automatic to give you that real sportster feel. The car is smaller in size making it easy to park nearly anywhere and plenty of trunk space to store up to five suitcases. In addition, the exterior design of the vehicle allows for better performance, designed with a rear spoiler and side vents for perfect air flow. More over, the gas tank is protected from bring syphoned out of the tank with its handy locking feature. Allowing the tank to only be opened from inside the vehicle with the pull of a lever. Under the hood, it's equipped with a complete plastic shield that protects the 6-cylinder engine from dust and debris. The cover also protects all other parts under the hood. The cover is easily removed in sections allowing you to access each area of the vehicle without having to remove the entire cover.

The 2005 Hyundai Tiburon GT was my second car, and it has performed admirably over the past 13 years. The car was purchased brand new and has taken me to and from many different places. The all-leather interior and Infinity stereo system added a very nice, sporty appeal to the car, and it has been a joy to own and drive with no major issues.

The Hyundai Tiburon is by far not the worst car that some one could buy, But saying that it does have many flaws in the design choices that Hyundai took when manufacturing this vehicle. If I had to a chance to sit down and talk with the higher ups at Hyundai I would have many suggestions to them to vastly improve this vehicle. For one the price of the car may be to high. At brand new sticker price the car cost 18 Thousand dollars and that's just for the base model! The car is also a lot slower than one would think. It's sad how much power this car actually lacks. You would think a sports car would have a little more UMPH but sadly that's one of the areas this car really falls short in. The biggest and probably worst aspect of this car is probably the lack of an after market. Almost 0 aftermarket parts for this care exist so upgrading or even fixing because way to expensive for a care in this price range and really hurts it in the long run.