I purchased a 2010 Hyundai Elantra in 2010. The car was brand new when I bought it. It was recommended to me by my dad. He had a 2007 Hyundai Accent and sold it to me prior to purchasing the 2010 Elantra. I was able to trade in my Accent for $900 for the Elantra. The Hyundai brand is a great car. It has a 100,000/10 year warranty which is rare. The engine is known to be comparable to a Honda or Toyota. The interior of the car is not made with the best materials, however it is still good quality. I think they spent less on the interior to put more quality in the engine. This is a very spacious car. It can fit 5 people. The trunk is also very spacious. The rear seats go down so you have more trunk space. I have had my car for 6 years now and it only has 47,000 miles. I've maintained it with regular oil changes and had my transmission flushed. Although my car is 6 years old I can imagine it will still run great for the 5-10 years as long as I keep it maintained. It's a basic build and has no special perks. It has an air-conditioner that still works great. It also has a CD player, blue-tooth and xm radio capable. All in all this is a great vehicle. Also, if you have bad credit, Hyundai has special loans for these people. You're never denied a loan.

Overall it is offers a good-sturdy affordable and dependable environmentally friendly car that hold up in most conditions, making it a great value car for all ages. While also providing excellent additional features. As far as comfort of the Elantra it is generally pretty comfortable and allows for manual repositioning, except on longer commutes or when taking longer trips, the positioning of the seat makes it somewhat uncomfortable to reach the steering wheel and there is no good place to rest arms when driving. The overall look or style of the car is acceptable in appearance. It’s not showy, but also not too traditional and still feels a little modern in an appealing shade of gray/silver. Although the color of interior seats and walls could be more dynamic and appealing or use an upgrade. This car performs and handles very well in most weather conditions (including rain, dry or humid) and terrains. It maneuvers easily and smoothly around curves or straight ways. As well as when maneuvering in traffic. However it requires a minute or extra horsepower to quickly change speeds and makes a revving sound and sometimes needs extra time to brake. However it brakes very smoothly with little whiplash. Overall feels like your gliding or driving a sporty car. It has great fuel economy and makes it an ideal car for long traffic commutes or road trips. Also offers many bonus features like eco mode, Bluetooth, seat warmers, media inputs, cruise control, etc. Plus, the car is very affordable for less than $16,000.While needing little to no maintenance after 45,000 miles.