Used 2011 Hyundai Elantra for Sale

As spectacular as my Hyundai Elantra LX is, there are some detriments. Sometimes, if the weather is below 40 degrees, it will hesitate to start. The key is the type that just has to be inside the cabin of the car and has a push button start, and when it's cold the car just won't start up sometimes, and on occasion the lock and unlock buttons on the key fob won't respond. I have to hold the key fob and warm it up before it will function in cold weather. The tire pressure sensors in my particular car don't function as intended, and indicate an issue any time the temperature is below 65, even when there is no actual issue. The speakers are also not the best, the sound quality could be improved upon. Also, the covering of the steering wheel has begun to flake off in the past year.

The biggest problem I've had are with tires. This car's suspension or drive just does not seem to hold up as well as others. I've replaced 6+ tires in my few years of owning it. The tires were not Hyundai tires -- but again, I'm somewhat blaming the suspension then. It doesn't take the road well and every hit causes a flat tire. Secondly, everything under warranty is taken care of smoothly. But hen something ISN'T under warranty... you get nailed. The volume button popped into the dashboard and Hyundai wanted over $900 dollars to replace the entire dashboard. All for a button. This is insanity!