2003 Hyundai Tiburon

Pros: Price, quality look and feel, sophisticated styling

Cons: Tall people won't fit, ride, rear seat, handling near the limit

The Bottom Line: Inside and out looks and feels much more expensive than it is. Lacks competitors' finesse near the limit, but also does without tacky styling details. A great buy.

Review: The automobile market is currently awash in car’s that look nice on the outside but look and feel cheap on the inside. Nissan products leap especially to mind, but many domestic brands also do poorly here. More and more, it seems you must spend over ...

Pros: A new revolution in features and price; Refined and robust; quiet and smooth ride

Cons: No traction

The Bottom Line: Hyundai is setting the standard in what coupes should feature and be priced like. All car enthusiasts who are looking for value will get this one!

Review: With the all-new 2003 sports coupe, many observers and picky car enthusiasts and industry insiders have quietly admitted that Hyundai has arrived. The 2003 Hyundai Tiburon is a trendsetter when it comes to what types of features and value competitive...

Pros: Fun to drive, very solidly built

Cons: Paint issues, harsh ride at times

The Bottom Line: Want fun for little cash? Here's your ticket to ride!

Review: This is an updated and revised review of the 2003 GT model with automatic. Everything remains stock except for the wheels and tires (which I upgraded to 17" and Toyos) and a few cosmetic changes. I don't consider the Tiburon to be a true ...

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 ...

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 retails ...

Pros: Sexy styling, good performance, and handling, loads of features for the price.

Cons: No power seats, somewhat limited visibility, below average gas mileage.

The Bottom Line: A really nice looking, well put together car for an extremely reasonable price. A terrific value.

Review: My wife, and I first saw one of these cars on display inside of a shopping mall this past summer. We fell in love with the looks of it right away, and since we were going to be shopping for a new car later in the year, we decided that the 2003 Tiburon...

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 mother...

Pros: price, style, quality, fun, attention getter, roomy front, stereo system

Cons: eventual hatch noise, small backseat

The Bottom Line: If you don't want to spend $50,000 for a quality, luxury sports car, get the Tiburon!

Review: I bought my 2003 Hyundai Tiburon brand new in 2002. I previously owned the 2001, and as soon as I saw the new body style, I was drooling and knew I was going to get my hands on the 2003 as soon as I could. The 2003's looks are crowd-stopping. I don't ...

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 checking...ya...

Pros: Sporty Styling 6 speed manual w/ V6 Fully loaded

Cons: Interior plain Small Mirrors create blind spots Lack of rear space

The Bottom Line: The Tiburon GT V6 offers an excellent fully loaded car all in one package at an amazing low price starting at around 18K.No other car does this.

Review: First of I must say I am a GM person. It’s not that often that I find myself straying from the GM pack. But Because of certain reason I now find myself looking for an new car and as a joke I went to the local Hyundai dealership to test drive a new...