• Stick to the maintenance schedule recommended by the manufacturer.
• Regularly change the engine oil and filters.
• Check the cooling system (radiator) and replace coolant on time.
• Inspect tire condition and air pressure.
• Regularly check the battery and electrical system.

• Engine overheating due to cooling system problems.
• Automatic transmission (gearbox) malfunctions.
• Issues with the suspension system.
• Electrical problems, such as light or AC malfunctions.
• Unusual fuel consumption due to clogged filters or faulty spark plugs.

Engine oil should be changed every 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers, depending on the type of oil used and the manufacturer’s recommendations.

• Yes, spare parts for Korean cars (such as Hyundai, Kia, Genesis) are widely available.
• They are generally less expensive compared to European cars.
• It’s recommended to use original spare parts to ensure quality and performance.

• A warning light appears on the dashboard.
• Unusual noises from the engine or brakes.
• Difficulty in shifting gears.
• Increased fuel consumption.
• Engine overheating or fluid leakage.

• It’s better to visit specialized centers for Korean car maintenance to ensure high-quality service and the use of advanced equipment.
• General workshops may be cheaper, but they might not have the expertise needed for Korean cars.