Disliked cheap material-dents/scratches very easily. Like optional accessories such as heated seats and Bluetooth connectivity. Eco button you can turn off and on to increase gas mileage or help ability to speed up faster. Haven't had any major repairs just the normal maintenance. Had several people rear end car-repair costs were outrageous. Had to get rear seatbelt untangled at dealership due to lowering seats to get to trunk. Average 36-37 MPG with a lot of interstate driving. Had to replace battery but due to size of the space battery fits didn't get to choose battery had to accept the $100 battery that fit into the car. I would recommend the car though and would purchase another Hyundai.

From the moment that I began investigating a new vehicle, I was drawn to the Hyundai Elantra. Previously I had always owned a Honda Civic and it took a lot of convincing to switch. However, the warranty on the Hyundai was very appealing to me, particularly as it was transferred despite being a used vehicle. The appearance of the car itself is sleek. It handles nicely and is very responsive to small movements as the driver. The backseat and passenger seat are both spacious, and there is more than enough space in the trunk. The gas mileage is an added perk although I generally use it for short commutes between work and home.