Used Hyundai Elantra GT for Sale

Three distinct settings for feedback via the steering wheel. Comfort requires less effort at the wheel, while the Sport mode quickens response. Leather front seats that heat in the winter and cool on sweltering summer days.

We bought this vehicle specifically for the gas mileage and the fact that we can transport our daughter's huge string bass musical instrument to lessons and concerts when we fold down one of the back seats. We've also driven with bass across the country without any sacrifice in comfort or performance. The bass fits just fine. This sporty car easily seats five --three if you include the string bass. It gets good performance, accelerating quickly on the highway. It's practical because of the smaller size and great gas mileage -- around 30 mpg. Plus, this car is reliable. I have had no major problems with it. No noises, no engine problems, etc. In fact, I drive this car between Dallas and Ft. Lauderdale several times a year and have been pleased with its lack of maintenance drama. The ride is comfortable and smooth, even when going over Dallas's notorious potholes. The Hyundai Elantra GT should not be confused with a large luxury car, but the pros far outweigh the cons. This is a great vehicle.

First, the quality of this car is unbelievable. Considering its age (16-17 years old), you wouldn't know. People are always shocked when I tell them! The upholstery, dashboard, gas economy...all are like that of a new car. Speaking of, the gas efficiency is great. I drive a considerable amount, and I only have to fill up monthly. There's tons of trunk room. I can fit 3 oversized suitcases and still have room for other items. The seats are extremely comfortable, and there's lots of leg room (I am above average height). I regularly make a 1600-mile round trip and I'm always comfortable doing so. I think the most surprising thing about this car is just how much storage there is as a whole. I'm a big DIY fan, and this little car can fit several 2x8s inside. The backseat has lots of room for car seats. Still, nothing is perfect. I live in the Mid-Atlantic, so generally we get a few snowstorms a year. The car handles in the snow very poorly. Despite having good all-season tires, I can't even drive in an inch of snow. Rain and slush are fine--fresh snow just doesn't work. I've had two cracked radiators in the four years I've owned this car, which is almost unbelievably likely. It might be an issue with this model. But it still wouldn't stop me from heartily recommending this car to anyone.