Used Hyundai Elantra for Sale in Greensboro, NC

I purchased my Hyundai 2008 Elantra in June 2007. Over the past eight years I have had to do ZERO repairs to the vehicle; outside of normal maintenance (oil, fluids, tires) I have never had to take this vehicle to the shop. The tank holds 13 gallons and I regularly get between 350-400 miles per tank, regardless of the type of driving. I purchased the base trim and still found the interior to be attractive, with a dual color scheme. Factory stereo has been perfectly adequate and vehicle did come with the option of utilizing satellite radio. I am an extremely active person and am pretty brutal to my seats (I run, swim, and bicycle and bring sweat and water into my car a lot); I have been able to easily clean the seats with a standard carpet cleaner.

The biggest news for the 2014 Elantra is a 2.0-liter direct-injection four on some models that boasts 172 horsepower. The Limited, though, carries on with the previous 145-hp, 1.8-liter four mated to its standard six-speed automatic (several other Elantra trim levels offer a manual transmission). In sedans, the 2.0-liter only appears in a new Sport model; the coupe and the GT see wider application. Without the power upgrade, the Limited feels pretty familiar, which is to say, the power is merely adequate. Drive quality remains lazy from an engine that doesn't much like to rev and a transmission programmed to help maximize fuel economy rather than fun.