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Please respond quickly! - 5/8/2007 7:50:46 PM    Iaidoka Posts: 9 Status: offline New here and looking to buy a 2003 Tibby 6 speed with only 25k on it.  It is a one owner, in fantastic shape and driven easily.  Here is my question: Has ANYONE had a clutch last in a 2003 Tibby for a normal ammount of time?  Is this a possible problem?....or a definately going to happen so shell out $2000 more than what you are paying up front kinda problem?  Im not a hard driver but enjoy a little bit of gas here and there.  Cant see roasting the tires unless I had too and I appreciate more of just the sporty feel to a car.  Is this clutch going to dump on me?  If so, how often and most likely when? Thanks for the quick replies as Im due to sign the day after tomorrow? Post #: 1

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/14/2007 12:16:49 PM    Danny45 Posts: 9 Joined: 4/23/2007 Status: offline I really want a Tiburon.  However, I talked to a guy the other day that has a 2007 model, and his clutch gave out on it.  I was shocked to hear that it was not covered under warranty and cost him $1,500.00 to have it repaired.  Since when is a clutch a "normal wear item" when the darn car is still new??  I may not buy one after hearing that.  I just can't see myself buying one with an auto tranny. _____________________________ Danny (in reply to Iaidoka) Post #: 2

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/14/2007 12:45:23 PM    vosser   Posts: 6 Joined: 5/7/2007 Status: offline i bought an 06 with auto/autostick and love it.  i am getting older and feeling too lazy to shift nowadays.lol _____________________________ service advisor at Elhart Dodge, Nissan, Hyundai (in reply to Danny45) Post #: 3

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/14/2007 1:00:12 PM    moonz Posts: 54 Joined: 1/17/2007 Status: offline deleted < Message edited by moonz -- 5/25/2007 12:49:28 PM > (in reply to Danny45) Post #: 4

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/14/2007 5:04:43 PM    vosser   Posts: 6 Joined: 5/7/2007 Status: offline love the gorilla math moonz....lol.  alot of times people end up smoking the flywheel too, thats why it ends up being 1500-1800 bucks. as far as the $150 kit goes, thats aftermarket not O.E.M. parts. OE parts always cost more.  hyundai charges(dealer cost) us 450 for an OE kit minus the flywheel, and flywheels run about $700.  so if you want some backwoods hillbilly to install an autozone "performance" kit fire it up, prolly last you a week. but hey, im to lazy to shift and bought an auto......w/100,000 mile warranty..........  _____________________________ service advisor at Elhart Dodge, Nissan, Hyundai (in reply to moonz) Post #: 5

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/20/2007 7:39:52 PM    Iaidoka Posts: 9 Status: offline Well, the 2003 was a no-go as there was a financing goof when the guy applied me for credit and he sold the car the next morning before I figured out the mistake he made.  I coulda hung the guy as my credit is just fine. However, I ended up buying a brand new 2006 Tiburon SE instead from a different dealer.  I believe it was their last year showroom model and it only had about 80 miles on it.  Im kinda glad it worked out the way it did as I got a great deal on the car and its brand spanking new.  I was shy of the 2007's as Im not impressed with the new changes they have made (gills, wheels and so on) and love the 2006.  Worked out cheaper than the 2007 GT with sun and sound package and I ended up with the SE.  I guess the 03 wasnt what I was supposed to have and Im glad it didnt work out.  Now, time to tint the windows and start considering a little customization. (in reply to vosser) Post #: 6

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/21/2007 7:44:32 AM    vosser   Posts: 6 Joined: 5/7/2007 Status: offline congrats on the new car!!!! what color did u get? _____________________________ service advisor at Elhart Dodge, Nissan, Hyundai (in reply to Iaidoka) Post #: 7

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/21/2007 4:38:03 PM    Iaidoka Posts: 9 Status: offline Thanks for the congrats Vosser.  I ended up getting white.  It wasnt my first color choice but it was the only brand new 2006 on the lot and the deal was just to good to pass up.  I really like the look of the white but its going to be a pain to keep clean considering Im fanatical about it.  Thats really the only thing I dont care for about the color.  Besides, I dont think I have ever seen another one on the road in white so its a little more unique. (in reply to vosser) Post #: 8

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/23/2007 10:42:54 AM    vosser   Posts: 6 Joined: 5/7/2007 Status: offline i think the white ones are sharp.  i own a black one, and it does suck keeping it clean.  be careful around the spoiler when you wash it or if you have it buffed.  the paint is thin on the edges, so it will burn through it easy.  _____________________________ service advisor at Elhart Dodge, Nissan, Hyundai (in reply to Iaidoka) Post #: 9

RE: Please respond quickly! - 5/23/2007 9:08:58 PM    moonz Posts: 54 Joined: 1/17/2007 Status: offline deleted < Message edited by moonz -- 5/25/2007 12:47:41 PM > (in reply to vosser) Post #: 10

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