2003 Hyundai Tiburon

The Bottom Line: Test-drive one and see what you think; that's the ultimate test (it's as reliable as any of 'em and better than a lot of 'em).

Review: I've had this car for almost 2.5 years. I plan on buying another one shortly (the 2005 version). I have been accumulating a lot of highway miles on this one--almost 50K. I bought it for: the looks; the V6; the antilock brakes; and the...

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...

The Bottom Line: There are better vehicles, but without the Ferrari looks.

Review: I had been awaiting Hyundai's release of their 2003 Tiburon for months before it hit showroom floors. The car promised to be the best looking vehicle on the road for under 30 grand and touted a tuned V6 and a 6-speed transmission for a budget price...

The Bottom Line: Good buy for those on a budget

Review: Last July, when my ten-year old Geo Storm finally gave up the good fight, and died at the side of the road amidst clouds of smoke and steam, I was forced into buying a new car.

I should state right up front that I consider cars to be...

The Bottom Line: When it comes down to it you could drive this car as is and be completely satisfied.I think that it's great for those people wanting something that looks fast.

Review: The early release 2003 Hyundai Tiburon is a hit for all ages. If you are 16 and your parents won't buy you a muscle car or if your 40 and going through your mid-life crisis this car is an adrenaline junkies dream. An owner of a 2003 Tiburon will...

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...

The Bottom Line: This is the best car ever! Stylish, comfortable, inexpensive, 10 year warranty. You can't beat that!

Review: The first time I saw the Tiburon I was in love....and that was the 1999 model. Good thing I waited, because in retrospect, I hate those old headlights.

Oh my God, when I saw the 2003 Tiburon, I thought I was going to die. This was a car I...

The Bottom Line: The 2003 Hyundai Tiburon is an amazing buy for a sporty looking, practical, safe, and fun to drive car

Review: The 2003 Hyundai Tiburon is a great new car from Hyundai. The designers definitely hit a homerun when they drafted this beauty. As far as being economical, it blows the competition out of the water. You will not find a car of this quality and style...

The Bottom Line: Looking at an RSX, Eclipse, Celica, or Stang- do yourself a favor, check out the Tiburon. You'll be pleased with the comparison, and leave with that extra 5 grand.

Review: I looked at the Tiburon after looking at several other cars. I purchased the Tiburon about a month ago and I, frankly have never been more pleased with a new car.

I purchased the GT-V6 with the 6-speed manual with Leather Interior. As...

The Bottom Line: In short, I love this car. Turns heads, and with a 10 year/100,000 mile warr., no going wrong.

Review: A great sporty car loaded with features without a terribly high price tag. No other company stand behind their cars with a 10 year/100,000 mile warr. either. Handles the road nicely, with enough pep on the V6 model to let you play when you want. The...