Used Hyundai Elantra for Sale

I have a white Hyundai Elantra (2009). I bought it brand new and it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I loved the Hyundai warranty that came with it, and every Hyundai car, because its one of the best warranties a manufacturer offers. It has not had any severe, or minute, issues since I bought it. It is a great compact car with a pretty large trunk. It is able to fit 2 small suitcases AND a stroller! It is really easy and smooth to drive, especially for the price point. The only thing I kind of dislike about the car is the interior. I am not a huge fan of how the dashboard is laid out. That is a personal preference, but the buttons aren't exactly "stylish" and I think that some knobs and buttons could be rearranged for a better looking interior.

My car is really great. I love that it has a place to charge your phone, and auxiliary cord outlet and a cd player. The car has a really great sound system which is very important to me and while driving in my car I never have to worry about my phone dying. I also like the way the car drives. The gas pedal works very well and I like the amount of pressure you have to put on the gas and brakes. It's a very good amount. I also appreciate the shocks on the car, I live in Maine and it does just fine with bumps. The car has great mileage and I only fill up once a week at a great price. The outside of the care is really great too. It's black, sleek and sexy. I've had many compliments on the car and many people asking me where I got it. The seats are very comfortable and the inside is just as sexy as the outside, not to mention very spacious. The tires work great and it has a great radius for being able to turn around in tight places. It needs new tires quite often because of the icy winters in Maine, but many cars here do.

I currently own a 2007 Hyundai Elantra. The car is small, practical and gets me to work and back. In a previous decade this would have been called a "secretary's car." There is nothing manly or macho about it, it's just basic reliable transportation that gets me from point A to point B. The car features room for four adults and can fit a car seat in the back just fine. This car would suit someone with one or two kids easily. The trunk is spacious and outside of not being able to fully expand it into the rear passenger area (there's just a small hole behind the rear seats) it provides a lot of cargo space for a car of this class. Performance wise, the car is decent. It won't win any races but keeps up at highway speeds with no issue. It averages around 27-31 MPG depending on how I drive it so it was a fairly economical choice at the time, though newer vehicles can certainly perform better. In terms of interior quality, it's what one would expect of an econobox car. The interior quality is average and after 6 years has held up moderately well. As far as mechanical quality, I've had to replace some parts but at 6 years and 110K miles, I consider brakes, tires, and filters to be normal issues to expect and plan for. My biggest quality complaint is that I have to replace the headlights at least once a year. I've taken to buying them in bulk on eBay for around $5 each so I always have a few on hand just in case. All in all, I think it's a fine car. It's nothing special but it's nothing to discredit either. It's not trying to be anything but a commuter car and it does that very well.