My youngest son works in NYC and uses his car maybe once a week, and this doesn't help the car, and after what I'm about to tell you, I will drive it at least 1 or 2 times a week until he sells it, just to keep it safe. He wanted to buy a new car and we told him why,you never use it, what a waste. If any of you have Hyundai products 2001- 2010 go and check for any recalls. My son has a 2003 Sante Fe with 90,000 miles and got a complete brake job and our mechanic told me before the work was done to come over and see the sub frame. It was so rusted that any pot hole could just break the frame, causing wheels to fall off and completely ruin the front end. Told me to check and see if there's a recall. It had 2 recalls in the past for other rear sub frame issues,so this time it wasn't covered but after we towed it to the Hyundai dealer, he took pictures of the damage, Hyundai said they'd make good.Sure, they don't want the government to issue another national recall,so they will fix it on the QT. Service department called me yesterday and said after trying to replace the front subframe, the brake and power steering lines were rusted to the frame and broke,also the transmission mounts had to be replaced and the entire exhaust system broke trying to remove the sub frame,lol. Turns out, they will cover everything!!! Point is, when helping to find a used car for your kids, make sure there isn't any recalls not resolved or at least have your mechanic check the sub frames. Your kid could be driving a time bomb! I was told the work being done would have cost at least $ 3,000, for a car worth maybe $3,500 at trade in.