Which car is better? The Hyundai Sonata, Nissan Altima or Honda Civic?

Question

Any advise would be helpful
Thank you

sorry, I am a mom, so I need something "practical" and with gas like it is these days......................boy...thank you so far!

Or what type of vehicle would you purchase as a "family" vehicel????
Suggestions taken and appreciated!

Answer 1

All 3 of those mentioned are nice cars that you would likely be happy with. You mentioned gas prices, well you can get the Altima hybrid and save alot of gas and have plenty of room for the family, though it will be the most expensive car of the 3. The Civic gets the best mpg and also has a hybrid version, but it is the smallest, though if you aren't too tall and have small kids it should be roomy enough. The Sonata gets solid gas mileage in either I4 or V6 model and costs less then the Altima, but more then the Civic. The best value would be to get a fully loaded 2006 Sonata used for less then you would pay for the Civic. Yes, Hyundai's depreciate faster, so a used one is a great value and you still get more warranty then the Nissan or Honda. Though I realize Hyundai is now offering financing of as little as 0% for as long as 6 years on the new Sonata if you prefer new. Take a friend and test drive all 3, then decide what fits your needs, all 3 are highly ranked on www.edmunds.com

Answer 2

I very own a 2006 Hyundai Azera limited, maximum suitable automobile i've got ever owned or pushed and my previous automobile exchange right into a 2000 Nissan Maxima SE. My mothers and fathers owned Honda Accords and that they easily could no longer study to my Maxima, much less the Azera for refinement and convenience. We also have a 2000 Nissan Quest SE, advantageous van. once you're observing a used automobile, Hyundai and Nissan are greater beneficial values then the others considering they have an inclination to depreciate speedier the 1st 2 years, making 2 year previous Honda/Toyota's look as though a scam. All 5 are good new vehicles, yet while the Hyundai/Nissan type you pick has been out a pair years you may keep some money and merely get it used. Mazda's 3 and six vehicles are super fee's, however the two are due for an replace so a used type is probable the greater beneficial fee there too. i can't say something undesirable approximately Honda/Toyota different than they seem to be somewhat boring and you spot too a lot of them on the line, super buys as a clean automobile however and in many situations gas helpful merely like all different 3 we named right here. i do no longer think of you could bypass incorrect with any of those manufacturers, while the time includes replace our Quest, those are the 5 manufacturers we are able to be observing....however I additionally like the Suzuki XL7...might in straightforward terms purchase it used however considering they depreciate speedier then the different type on the marketplace, yet very advantageous vehicles so do no longer anticipate that to proceed consistently.

Answer 3

Have you considered an Infiniti? G35 is similar to Nissan Altima. Haven't driven the others mentioned, but I've had 2 Infinitis and have never in almost 10 years had to do more than the usual maintenance - gas, tires, oil change. Totally trouble-free unlike any other cars that I or my friends have had.

Answer 4

Out of the lemon cars that I read seems Hyundai among them....Honda has very good reputation and I think Nissan comes next after Honda.....but bear in mind that some Honda cars made in North America had some problems...something to do with the quality control aborad or here????

Answer 5

If I had to choose between the three it'd be the Honda Civic. Do not buy a Hyundai or a Nissan, trust me. Personally, I would pick a Toyota it's the best.

Answer 6

Is it that hard? first of SONATA? what? who even buys this car who cares about its upgrades o whatever! Can't resale for nothing!..Altima is common all over th USA I would say and pretty spacious and not that appelaing unless if your getting the 3.5 liter Sedan Altima 2008..That one I would reommend! The Civic best resalkle value and reliable cheap and cheap to fix!

Answer 7

I wouldn't have any of them myself but of the choices I would take the Honda, it is a lot easier to work on than the others.

Answer 8

go search the cars on wikipedia and you'll find out which one you want to pick.

Answer 9

THE HONDA CIVIC WOULD BE YOUR BEST BET BY FAR.

GOOD LUCK

Answer 10

Better than what? I would not want any of them.