2003 Hyundai Tiburon

Pros: Well-equipped, reasonable price, appearance, low cost of parts and servicing.

Cons: Headroom, no electric seats.

The Bottom Line: For single people or couples with no kids or big dogs this car is hard to beat.

Review: When the first gen Tiburon came out I could not think of a vehicle that missed the mark on more styling cues than the Hyundai. Everything about it was slightly wrong.The back end wasn't big enough. The wheels were too small. The engine wasn't peppy...

Pros: Great looks, Nice gearbox, predictable handling, roomy for a sports car

Cons: Give me a little more power and a little less weight!

The Bottom Line: I'm giving this car an excellent rating because it simply cannot be beat for the price! The car far surpassed my expectations and makes me happy!

Review: Hey everybody, I've had my used 2003 Tiburon GT for about a week and a half now and figure I'm ready to write this review. I've put over 1000 miles on the car so far! I deliver pizzas at night and drive 15 miles to school on the interstate everyday,...

Pros: Price, sporty. Tons of things come standard, good sound system

Cons: Backseat, gas mileage

The Bottom Line: For what you pay, you get a ton of features and one of the best looking affordable cars out on the road.

Review: I bought a 2004 Tiburon (Auto I4) and am more than happy with the car. First of all, you can't beat the value. You get power locks, power windows, power mirrors, remote entry, alarm, CD player and air conditioning standard on the base model which...

Pros: Looks, Infinity Stereo, Fun to drive

Cons: Name something and it will inevitably go wrong... THE CAR IS JUNK... STAY AWAY!!!

The Bottom Line: Car is unreliable and proven to be by quite a few people.

Review: I have a 2003 GT V6 with a 6 speed manual and 95000 miles on it. Over the years the car has given me nothing less then a headache. After my FIRST clutch went out around 48000 miles the dealership told me not to repair the car with the stock clutch...

Pros: Great Body, Price, Huge Warranty, Tight Drive, Value

Cons: Stiff ride,Controls ackward,leather interior is kinda hard, possible realibility threat and resale.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this car only to someone that is single looking for a fun car that basically has the looks and a good warranty!

Review: After waiting months to go to the Minneapolis Auto Show, It finally came and I went 3 different times looking at all the different automobiles. I was concentrating on the Honda, Acura, Toyota, Mazda,Mist Eclipse and even Pontiac looking for a sports...

Pros: Smoooooth tranny, beautiful styling, cheap

Cons: Some interior peices seem cheap, poor gas mileage

The Bottom Line: Nice looking cheap car, my choise would probably be Civic or Celica, but this is still a good car.

Review: My roomate bought his 2003 Hyundai Tiburon GT used last year when his slow-dying VW Jetta stopped dying so slowly. He drove it off the lot with 22k on the clock, all the while the poor Jetta was spewing coolant on the dealer's lot.

My...

Pros: shark like appearance, general handling, standard features, great initial quality

Cons: rear seat room, EPA mileage

The Bottom Line: The 2003 Tiburon hits the mark on virtually every count for the market it's aimed for. Low price, quality craftsmanship, good handling, awesome good looks.

Review: Shopping for a 2 door hatchback is not that difficult. In the under $20,000 price range you really only have 3 and soon to be 2 vehicles to choose from. Toyota Celica, Mercury Cougar (discontinued for 2003) and Hyundai Tiburon.

When my...

Pros: styling, price, 17" wheels, key-less entry.

Cons: head room

The Bottom Line: Looks, Looks, Looks. Smooth and stylish in one. Even your frinds who complain about everything will be stumped to find anything wrong with this car.

Review: Had the car about 8 weeks now and it definitely turns heads. I bought the silver, and comments abound when getting in and out of the car at shopping malls and gas stations.

One major flaw is in the lane changes, you know shoulder...

Pros: terrific handling, quick acceleration, long warranty, aggressive styling, under $20,000 base price

Cons: 4-cylinder out-powered by weight, rear-seat accommodations, ride, loud tires, needs more cargo space

The Bottom Line: The Tiburon is a quick, stylish sports coupe. It will, however, have to need to become more reliable over time for me to rate it higher than just AVERAGE.

Review: When the Hyundai Tiburon first came out, it was to replace the South Korean's original sports coupe , the Scoupe. Redesigned for 2003, the new Tiburon continues the automakers tradition of long warranties, and sporty styling at a reasonable price...

Pros: Good looks, decent performance, nice sound system.

Cons: Poorly built, headache to own, horsepower misrepresented when purchased.

The Bottom Line: I am so very sorry that I bought this car. Think twice about the 2003 Tiburon GT.

Review: I owned a 1999 Chevy Blazer and had decided to make a change and go for a quicker, smaller, more economical vehicle. I had my eye on a Toyota Celica GTS. Right about then, Hyundai introduced the 2003 Tiburon GT and it's new body style. My father had...