Warranty question...

[9ball]

I'm in the military and just found out that I'll be going back overseas next year. We bought a new Hyundai Sonata recently and I want to know if the warranty would still be in effect if the car is in Europe? Would I be able to have the car serviced at a European Hyundai dealership?

[twospirits]

Good question, I do not see why not, so long as it passes the European emmision standards and the necessary protocols necessary to have the vehicle shipped over, I don't see why the service departments would not service your vehicle. But to be certain, just call up Hyundai Customer Service and find out.

TS out

[anoops]

It should be fine.

Where are you going? I know a lot of times they won't let you bring a vehicle.

[9ball]

Well, I don't know where I'll be going, yet. I'll actually have a choice in the matter based upon my shop's circumstances. I really want to go back to Japan, but if we go there I certainly won't ship the car. They absolutely burn you on emission test charges if you bring your car there. My old buddy took a PT Cruiser to Japan and they charged him 1500 bucks just to shove a wand up the tailpipe. All in all, it cost him about 5 grand to get that car there. I want to back, though, in order to get another Skyline. If I can't go to Japan, I'd really like to go to Europe, and if I get Germany, I'm hoping the Sonata can come along.

[mluck]

as long as its a certified hyundai dealerships there shouldnt be any problems.. but i would check with customer service just to be sure