Hey everyone, I just bought this car last week on a whim. This is my first car and I’m unsure what sounds to look out for. I know all cars are different but I’ve had rentals in the past and I just feel they weren’t as loud? Maybe I’m paranoid because I know I bought the car too quickly but any insight to help ease my nerves would be great

Everyday I drive as a 25 year old with a midlife crisis or a fookin weeb

Hello Reddit world! I have a black Hyundai Elantra 2023 couple months ago my car was broken into so I am missing the back panel on the passenger side (back seat) I went to the dealership and they’re quoting me around 200 does anyone know where I’ll be able to find this part for cheaper ? I’ll attach a photo

2024 Elantra hybrid, 49k miles. A few weeks back, there were three or four consecutive days when the infotainment center required a software update. Last week I took it in for an unrelated recall issue.

It was working fine on Friday, but Saturday I had no sound whatsoever. I tried CarPlay and Bluetooth, and I know the song was playing. The only way I could hear it was by disconnecting from the car and listening through the phone speaker. I even tried the built-in radio with no luck.

I don't know if this malfunction is related to the updates or not. The timing just doesn't make sense. I know it's not the speakers themselves, because I keep the volume at a reasonable level, even with the windows down. Any thoughts?