2014–2019 Hyundai Sonata part-out value: what each part sells for
A 2014–2019 Hyundai Sonata's worthwhile parts list for about $4,544 combined in asking prices, but the year matters more than the total: 2016 is a hard boundary in this run, and many front-end and drivetrain parts off an early car won't interchange with a later one. Confirm which side of 2016 the donor falls on before you price a hood, radiator or engine. The engine carries the money, with asking prices centering near $2,695.
The top 5 parts worth pulling
| Part | Market price | Marketplace fee | You keep | Confidence | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Engine | $2,695$1,900–$3,430 | −$357 | $2,338 | ● High | 190 |
| Transmission | $635$365–$635 | −$84 | $551 | ● High | 199 |
| Front Door | $407$189–$638 | −$54 | $353 | ● Medium | 138 |
| Hood varies by trim/grade | $259$143–$518 | −$35 | $224 | ● Low | 35 |
| Radiator | $125$84–$190 | −$17 | $108 | ● High | 91 |
| Only on some Sonatas — not counted above | |||||
| Hybrid Battery Pack Hybrid onlyvaries by trim/grade | $500$238–$1,000 | −$67 | $433 | ● Low | 41 |
The $3,939+ is take-home across every part worth pulling — the top 5 are shown, and 6 more sit behind the list below. "You keep" is after the marketplace fee only; your own labor, packing and freight come off on top.
6 more parts worth pulling on this Sonata
The full ranked list with live prices for every part, plus side-by-side vehicle comparison — all inside reParta.
What changed in 2016
The 2.4L I4 Hybrid (2014–2015) gave way to the 2.0L I4 Hybrid (2016–2019). Front-end and drivetrain parts built around one engine generally don't interchange across the 2016 split — confirm which side of 2016 a donor falls on before pricing them.
What this means for a Sonata part-out
Six engines came in this Sonata: a 2.4L I4, a 1.6L Turbo I4, a 2.0L Turbo I4, a 2.4L I4 Hybrid, a 2.0L I4 Hybrid that ran 2016 through 2018, and a 2.0L Turbo I4 Hybrid that joined for 2017. Which one you have sets the engine number — sellers ask from roughly $1,900 to $3,430 on a deep 190 listings, and the real figure lands under that once fees and freight come off.
Eight trims, and several don't span the whole run: the Limited 2.0T arrived for 2016, the Plug-in ran 2016 through 2018, and the SEL showed up for 2018. Stack that on the 2016 split and a hood or front door off an early car is not a safe listing for a later one. The hood proves the point — asking prices run about $143 to $518, roughly 3.6 to 1 — so verify the exact year and configuration before pricing it.
The transmission is the steadier read, around $635 on 199 listings, though different engines here don't use the same unit and they don't cross over. The A/C compressor near $99, the alternator around $70 and the starter about $65 each rest on roughly 185 listings. The hood's 35 listings is a shallower sample than any of those. Hybrid cars add a battery pack listed around $500.
Bottom line: the sub-$100 pieces — compressor, alternator, starter, instrument cluster — only pay if you pull and list them in volume; one car's worth of small parts won't move the total much.
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Sonata part-out — common questions
What changes at 2016 on this Sonata?
2016 is a hard boundary in this run — front-end and drivetrain parts from before it don't reliably fit cars after it. The Limited 2.0T also arrived for 2016 and the Plug-in ran 2016 through 2018. Confirm the donor's exact year before listing those parts.
How much is a 2014–2019 Sonata engine worth?
Asking prices center near $2,695, ranging roughly $1,900 to $3,430 across 190 listings. The spread tracks which of the six engines is in the car, from the 2.4L I4 to the 2.0L Turbo I4 and the hybrid units. Real sale prices land below the ask.
Is the hybrid battery worth pulling?
On hybrid cars the battery pack lists around $500 on 41 listings, so it's real money next to the small bolt-ons. It only applies to hybrid donors, and condition and state of health drive what a buyer will actually pay.
Do parts interchange across the whole 2014–2019 run?
Not cleanly. Beyond the 2016 boundary, six engines and eight trims mean drivetrain and front-end pieces split by configuration. Verify the year, engine and trim of the car you're pulling from before you list an engine, transmission, hood or radiator.
Which parts here give the most reliable pricing?
The transmission at about $635 on 199 listings and the A/C compressor near $99 on 187 sit on deep samples, so those numbers are steady. The hood, at 35 listings and a wide spread, is a softer read and needs configuration confirmed first.
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