If I had to do it all over again, I would do it differently.
After purchasing the vehicle, software updates have affected how quickly the vehicle goes in to gear from park.
Additionally, it seems like the vehicle shifts differently causing the vehicle to respond/accelerate differently than when purchased- feels less "peppy"... I can only assume this is to "fix" the transmission issue that emerged for this model.
It feels like we've been "baited and switched" by Hyundai- we purchased an amazing vehicle based on how it performed at the time of purchase, only to have the performance changed/reduced soon after due to software updates.
Also, the vehicle temporarily turns itself off when we stop to parallel park. In general, the "gas saving" auto shut off doesn't save a significant amount of gas, but is extremely dangerous and has even "disabled" the vehicle several times when we really needed to "take off/go". This is negligent on Hyundai's part and is going to get people killed.
At the very least, the switch to turn this death trap "feature" off should not reset when the vehicle turns off / You shouldn't have to remember to switch this off every time you get in the vehicle.
The horrible experience with the Hyundai dealership (Hyundai of Hickory Hollow, TN) we purchased the vehicle from has destroyed the positive perception we initially had of the Hyundai brand... we quasi-resolved some issues with the dealership but are still waiting for the "lost" mechanical keys the dealership promised but did not include at the time of purchase. It's been over a year and the last time I reached out to the dealership/salesperson, I never heard back.
The Hyundai 100K/10yr warranty was a deciding factor in our purchase decision but with such a terrible dealership, the warranty now feels meaningless.
(As in "good luck" working with the dealership/Hyundai if you end up having a warranty issue.")
I cannot stress enough how much dealership experience influences perception of the Hyundai brand.
I hope Hyundai takes its reviews seriously to read/comprehend this.
Hyundai has a lot going for it in general but as of right now, I wish I would have gone a different route.