2007 Hyundai Accent that I purchased new at dahl automotive in onalaska wi. Has been in the garage 2 times in 2007, and 2 times in 2008, for the same problem. My car has a wobble and they can-not fix its, even had an enginner test drive the car. They all said that it is a normal characteristic of vehicle. Which they test road a new 2008 model said it is the same as mine...we do not like the wobble and need to have this problem solved...

- Winona, MN, USA

At my 15,000 M service for my '07 Hyundai Accent 3dr hatchback I was informed it needed a complete alignment and four new tires. I was told later that this car cannot be aligned in the rear as there are "no adjustments" to do it. I was shocked as I had no accident and am a careful driver. I asked what could be done and the dealership suggested a "cam kit". many weeks later Hyundai's district parts and service manager sent a message that I should take my car to a bodyshop I am still trying to get Hyundai to help with this problem and am concerned that this could be a safety issue.

- Accident, MD, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Hyundai Accent. The contact stated that the air bag light was illuminated on the driver side. She took the vehicle to the dealer, but they did not recognize the error codes and just turned off the air bag light. The contact was informed that the vehicle was safe to drive. In December of 2007, the light illuminated again. The service department cleaned the connection and cleared the codes. On January 14, 2008, the failure recurred a third time. The dealer cleared the error codes and ordered parts for the seat belts, which regulated the air bag sensor. The light illuminated again a couple of days later and the dealer installed the part for the sensor. Next, the passenger side air bag light began illuminating intermittently. When the contact who is 5'7 and 118 lbs would sit in the passenger seat, the light would illuminate. The dealer stated that they could not provide weight regulations (the weight someone should be for the light not to illuminate). They further stated that they could perform a diagnostic on the vehicle. Consumer Affairs stated that the air bag sensor should engage at 130-140 lbs, while another representative stated the air bag sensor should engage somewhere between 90 and 120 lbs. Another department agreed with Consumer Affairs regarding the weight. As of January of 2008, there was moisture in the tail lights, which could cause poor illumination. The dealer replaced them, but informed the contact that the failure may recur. In addition, the battery failed and the dealer stated that there was something possibly draining the battery when the vehicle was off. The battery was tested and appeared to be fine. The current mileage was 11,070 and failure mileage was 3,452. Updated 05/12/08 the thermostat and gasket were replaced. The check engine light illuminated. There was condensation in both tail lights, a noise was heard when shifting into reverse, there was a rattle/clunk when turning corners. Updated

- Monroe , WA, USA