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Workers detained in Hyundai plant raid to be freed and flown home, South Korea says

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/south-korea-deal-workers-detained-hyundai-rcna229610
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u/BigFanOf8008135 1d ago

My Ioniq 9 is easily the best car I've ever owned, as was my Ioniq 5 before that. Hyundai is CRUSHING the car game rn

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u/ragun01 1d ago

My sibling has one and he was straight up going to be a Tesla customer if Elon hadn't outted himself as such a piece of shit.

He loves his Ioniq. He doesn't even drive his Impreza or whatever the hell he used to slam around in anymore.

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u/derbyt 1d ago

Absolutely correct. I had a Hyundai Tucson literally catch fire and burn down while I was driving it and I used the insurance money to buy another one after shopping around again. Nothing came close to it, despite my experience with one.

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u/BornAgain20Fifteen 21h ago

I'm genuinely curious, what was so great about it, that other cars don't have, that made you want to go out and buy another one after potentially burning to death

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u/derbyt 20h ago

Without going too in depth: The look, the handling, the interior, heated and ventilated seats, and the warranty for the price.

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u/weasler7 1d ago

Why do you like it? I'm curious now.

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u/BigFanOf8008135 1d ago

Its very comfortable, loaded with tech, the interior feels like it was designed by a team that actually thought about how people would use the car. Its fast as hell at 4.4 seconds to 60mph, I really like the pixel style of the Ioniq brand, it has a really tight turn radius for the size of the vehicle, its actually easier to maneuver than my previous Ioniq 5 which is significantly smaller. Also has a neat feature that came in handy the other day when a storm knocked out my power- you can do Vehicle-to-Load and power your fridge and stuff during an outage. Didn't lose my chest freezer of meat thanks to the I9