I suggest reading the forums about the 2.4 non turbo engine. Several reports about early engine failure, but also about failure at 60000 miles or more. Very strange, not sure what the reason behind, maybe the thin oil grade (5W-20) or maybe just the engine design. Forums show engine failure despite complete and frequent oil maintenance done from new by the Hyundai dealership. Of course it doesn't mean all the engines will go bad, but there is certainly something with these engines. Fortunately, as long as the owners will religiously preserve all maintenance papers, Hyundai is usually willing to replace the engines for free, even at higher miles.

https://www.hyundai-forums.com/threads/engine-oil-consumption-2021.677719/

Original poster here.

The car now has over 122,000 km's. I had two recall notices from Hyundai that were addressed. ABS module was replaced at no charge and something to do with the trailer hitch (not applicable for me). The Ford dealer I bought the car from did a recall for me before giving me the car to install some knock sensor in the engine.

No issues with the car itself. The car is running fine. I am aware of the engine issues and sludging issues with GDI engines. I was told to make sure you do the oil changes religiously (every 3 months), use the highways, etc.

Update on the car. It's over 155,000 km. Other than a few recalls that were done by the manufacturer, no issues. The car runs perfectly fine.