Two weeks ago, my 2013 3.8 V6 Genesis sedan stalled when I was about to turn right into my driveway. Both the street and my driveway have a little of an incline (maybe 5 degrees). After the engine stalled, I noticed the fuel tank was on the near-empty side and the range indicator indicated the remaining range was 40 miles. I was able to shift the car to park and re-started it to pull into my garage. This engine stalled problem had happened to my wife twice around the same spot within the last six months. We took the car to a Hyundai dealership to have them look it over. The technician did not find any fault codes and the car ran fine during test drive. No corrective actions were performed at the time.

- Johns Creek, GA, USA

I had to put in a date to make this work this a problem from the first day I bought the car. From a stop if I accelerated to a few miles per hour and for some reason I had to stop, when I pushed down on the accelerator nothing happened. After a second or two the car jumped forward and if another car was close I would have I would have rear ended it. Obviously, I am extra cautious and have avoided this problem. I reported it to the dealer twice and got the same answer, "oh they all do that." The dealers are protecting Hyundai. Who will protect me? I checked online and found that there are many people with this problem. One person said he turned off the tracking control system. This is a dangerous problem especially for an inexperienced or novice driver.

- Murriete, CA, USA