2003 Hyundai Tiburon

The Bottom Line: Fun and affordable

Review: I have owned this car for 2.5 years and it has been a really good car, but not great. I say not great because I have had a few problems (all of which were corrected promptly by the dealership)but these problems have not lowered my enthusiasm for the...

The Bottom Line: This car had constant problems. I spent too much time in the repair shop there was ever a time that SOMETHING wasn't broken. Cheaply made. Lots of road noise.

Review: I bought this car new and within two months I had already taken it back to have both window motors replaced. This is where my story begins... I finally traded it in late 2007 after the warranty expired because I could not afford to pay constant...

Review: The car handles well and is easy to drive. Driving the manuel was very easy even for me a left handed driver. I would recomend this car for anyone.

The Bottom Line: My final recommendation would be a very finely tuned sports car that anyone can drive to and from work and this car makes the commute fun!

Review: Hi. My name is Jeff and I just bought my new 2003 Hyundai Tiburon GT V-6 with the Ultra Sports Package 3.
I love every aspect about the car. The styling is much better than the previous years, the handling is superb, and the rush when you hit...

The Bottom Line: Don't believe every thing you read about this car go test drive it for your self it is more than just a pretty face. You'll be hooked

Review: I have had the Hyundai Tiburon for 4 months and have put 3000 miles on it since. I finally made the purchase after looking at ALL the usually suspects I won't name them, we all know who I am talking about anyway.

This car was well optioned...

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...

Review: This vehicle surprised me when I first drove it off the lot. I was first attracted to it by the looks, but once I drove it knew it was exactly what I was looking for.

The car feels amazingly powerful for 172 hp. I've added a few cheap mods...

The Bottom Line: Hyundai is here to stay, and based on their progression and pricing, the competition should be nervous. I was truly blown away by this vehicle.

Review: The 2003 Hyundai Tiburon is the first car to truly challenge the current Toyota Celica for an affordable exotic-look sports GT. While Acura and Mitsu etc. may have engine packages that make their rigs fun to drive, the droll boring body style in the...

The Bottom Line: The Tiburon is an absolute bargain. Handles well, great acceleration and looks, and a host of premium yet standard features. Loaded for $19,200...what v6 in it's class can compare?

Review: After reading several write-ups and test drives of the new 2003 Hyundai Tiburon, I decided it was my turn to see what all the hoopla was about. I have a solid history of driving Japanese imports over the last 25 years for contrast and hopefully may...

The Bottom Line: While not as fast as the competition, the 2003 Hyundai Tiburon GT V6 offers good acceleration, an excellent interior, and looks to die for.

Review: Once a small sports coupe built on the Hyundai Elantra's platform, and a car with a 140 horsepower engine as its up-scale power plant, the Hyundai Tiburon for 2002; sold as a 2003 model comes with an all new suspension, optional V6 power, and more...