Used Hyundai Elantra for Sale in Pittsburgh, PA

I bought my Hyundai Elantra at a time when there was a glut of these foreign-made cars on the market, so the car dealership in our area had the car for 14 thousand dollars. I liked that the car was small, which makes it easier to fit into the parking spaces around my condo. In fact it's much easier to park than even a medium size car. I was careful to follow the directions regarding not driving over a certain mile-per-hour speed when I first got the car, and the recommendation was viable until 1000 miles, I believe it was. This car was purported to get good gas mileage, and I agree that I spend less money on fuel than I used to. I like that it has a good radio. I don't like that the trunk handle--being plastic--broke off. So I can't open the trunk when I'm inside the car. And the lights have fogged over. I don't know why that has happened. I do like being able to move the visor to the side window if I desire. I don't like that the dashboard seems to attract dust, and the passenger side window goes down into the slot if we aren't careful! All in all, I like this handy car.

The 2010 Hyundai Elantra Blue was my first brand-new car. Prior to this, I had only owned used cars. The car was exceptional in the number of bells and whistles it had for an entry level price-point. It came equipped with keyless entry and power windows, a particularly high-quality sound system and CD player, and an input for a USB drive, which at the time was only just emerging in cars. The cloth interior was comfortable and spacious and has held up well in the nearly ten years that I have owned the car. Additionally, the components of the car - the drive train, the engine, the tires, have all held up fantastically over the years and in spite of very significant mileage - nearly 300K. The handling was also quite good for an entry-level car. I would recommend this to anyone who is seeking a reliable car that will hold up to a lot of abuse, particularly when you don't want to spend a lot of money on a higher-end make like Subaru or Volvo. This car is built to last.