Hyundai Elantra Usados en Venta en Lancaster, PA

The car itself drives beautifully. It's a nice steady ride, and it's a 6 speed manual transmission which is great. It's fairly simple to operate in terms of it's internals as well. No real fancy radio, no blue tooth, nothing crazy. The car ride itself, like I stated, is beautiful. It's smooth, without much noise. I can have the radio at close to the lowest setting and still hear everything. In the 2 years I've had the car, I haven't needed any major repairs on it either. The only thing I would really change is the fabric seat color is tan in color, which gets very visibly dirty. It's actually somewhat hard to clean as well. I also wish that it had a larger trunk, such as a hatchback style instead.

This vehicle has a four-cylinder engine that has trouble getting up to speed on the highway. The dash is made of chunky plastic pieces that look almost like a children's toy. Overall, the vehicle is fairly reliable. It will last fairly long between repairs, and everything works the way it is supposed to minus one major downfall, which is the brakes. The brakes tend to wear out extremely quickly, and that includes the pads and rotors. Even when they are brand new, they take a terrifying long time to stop the vehicle, and you can tell that they are just barely able to slow down the cars momentum. There is no technology to speak of, no Bluetooth receiver for hands free, and no display to interact with. There is a clock and CD player, but that is about it. The trunk has an average amount of space, and the seats in the back fold down to make for more room. The gas mileage is also significantly less efficient than you think it would be for a four-cylinder engine. The best thing about the car was that it was extremely affordable. Also, Hyundai offers a 100,000 mile warrant which, is absolutely unbeatable. The remote key fob also worked very well from a distance, and lasted for over a decade. Most people probably use a roadside assistance, so if you don't, you may be surprised to know that the vehicle did not have a full size spare, and could only have the tire changed to get you to a shop because it was such a small donut spare.