I had read reviews about the quality of the vehicle and its performance, because I was going to buy it used, but I ended up enjoying the Elantra much more than I thought. It is a regular sized sedan, which means it can store all of my stuff when I go on trips or help my friends to move thing to different places. I was a little upset about the interior technology, because it did not have the features that I wanted. I can still install and work on it, but it will cost me more money and time. I think that for a 2017 vehicle, it should have more technology compared to its competitors from Honda and Toyota.

This is the perfect mid-sized, reliable, cost-effective car. It feels high quality, unlike other cars in the same class which can feel cheaply made or "plastic". I did have some battery issues when I first got the car (I bought it used with about 19,000 miles on it) and while it was frustrating to have issues so soon after purchasing the car, the company addressed the issues and went above and beyond for me. I received a free loaner car even though that wasn't part of my insurance and since the issue was fixed I have had no problems. It is also a very good-looking vehicle. I think it looks comparable to luxury cars. It has all the up to date features I would ever need and has held up very well. I would recommend this car to friends and family looking for a mid-sized, high quality car. The warranty on the car is one of the best in the industry and the re-sale value is high as well. I never saw myself buying a Hyundai but when I was looking for a car I met with a "car finder" rep and he highly recommended I take a look.