I have one 2010 it's my every day car with 92,000 miles today, recently chance the timing chain, the only major upgrade, the only oíl change every 3,000 miles and is like new, love it.

Should have bought one back then. Already had a 2000 Elantra wagon and loved it, and was trying to keep it as long as possible. Now that one has bit the dust and finding a used manual Touring is tough. Ended up with a GT N Line--was avoiding buying newer as the monthly payments are killer and don't like all the electronic gizmos that can fail, but hopefully I'll have it a long time.

240 Jesus christ imma trade in my camaro

so in love

hey man, still holding up with the touring? i got one just like it and i love it.

Great 👍 take Lovely magic 🎶⭐️

Just bought a 2010 model here in Toronto, in red. Same as the one described here. Car is in mint condition! No rust at all. 176,000 kms. Looks and drives like a new car, all for $3500. An absolute bargoon. Also came with spare Hankook winter tires on steel rims. Think we're going to have this car for a long time.

Hyundai i30 CW , not Elantra....

How's it driving nowadays? I have a 2010 Hyundai Elantra Touring 4 speed Automatic Transmisson (Yes I know manual but they're way too hard to find where I live and my father can't drive manual only me and my mom can.) My dad bought the car almost 6 years ago in 2011 with 88 miles on it. I got the car in April though once he bought a brand new Honda Civic. It's a really great car, the only problem it has had is the power steering going out but apparently Hyundai had a recall for that particular problem so we got it fixed for free and haven't had a problem since other than regular maintenance such as the the timing belt and it just had it's brakes replaced at 90,000 miles since my dad drove the freeway quite a bit, the dealer even said they could've gone another 3,000 or so miles and the alignment needs to be done now as well. It had 83,000 miles on it when I got it in April because my dad also loves to drive a lot. Now it has about 91,500 miles on it, I haven't been driving that much since October. Love that car though.

Still have the Elantra? How's it driving these days?

My family has a 2011 gls. Its a great car and really quick(for what it is) and I like the fact that its not quite. It sounds and looks great

Don't you think that the engine is loud? I test drove one recently and was really put off by the engine noise at highway speeds. I may still get one and apply soundproofing to the engine bay, though.

Man this was insane I can't believe there has been no comment or likes incredible

there is one with 45K miles at 13,000 is it a good price? im replacing my 2004 pontiac vibe

how's the driving because i was looking at a 2011 hyundai elantra touring gls

wow

Hey man how many km to a tank???? take care. New Westminster

My Infiniti's power seat stopped working, it was a bit pricy to get fixed, after that I have no problem with manual seats. It's a shame Hyundai hasn't done any updates to this car.

How do I get in contact with your crew?

amazing song...def my fave on the silver ring album... adam plays in the queens cross every sunday nite...go its brilliant.

Pas mauvais !

YES IT IS SPAM WTF.

HOT version!

i must have been ;litrally staning right next to you lol

I would pull those mats up and put some Wal-Mart cheapies in there. Save your good mats for if/when you sell. I wish I had done that with my Corolla's mats.

@greeleykid You buy with cash and sell it while it still has value. Not counting the initial cost for the first car, you end up paying about $2000 a year to drive a new car all the time. If you need to present an image of being classy or well to do, it's the way to go. A real estate agent is a person who would be in that catagory. Cheers.

I love mine ..I still cant believe I bought a Hyundia . But I know I'd do it again!

wow you are good!

@taylor1212eminem how can someone NOT keep a car for that long? a buddy of mine, his dad is an executive at union gas co. and he gets a new car every 3 years, i don't even understand how someone can get a brand new car that often, the ones he get's rid of are hardly broken in!

@MacBooker4444 You think this guy pronounces it poorly, check out a British review. They make it into 3 syllables!

the car is just too UGLY, the regular elantra on the other hand is light-years better

And you nailed the Merle!

Awe! THey love it! How sweet!!! Those ladies can tare a place apart when you start playing/singing good ol classic country!!! LOL

great review :)

Great car, great review. LOL, someone on here posted "how can someone keep a car for 7 years?". I have had my 97 saturn since it was new. I hate car payments so I keep em for a long time. Time is up on it pretty soon though.

Its not hundi, its hyundai like sunday!

@taylor1212eminem I got an Isuzu Rodeo for 12 years and an Isuzu Ascender for 7 years no problems on either.

@taylor1212eminem LOL, I'm such a loser. I've owned my 1996 Jetta for 15 years.

Simple, buy a VW TDI. Mine is 12 years old. That's a lot of saving (of gaz and car).

Simple, buy a VW TDI. Mine is 12 years old. That's a lot of saving (of gaz and car).

Good review...I like it a lot.I might buy one. I was just thinking that with the seats down,a not-so-tall couple could tear off a piece in it....

yeah nhepz!

YAL WORK GREAT TOGETHER !!!

There is a great deal where I live right now where all the cars are on sale with 0% financing. The accent is going for $9,999 and since I am a cheap student I was leaning towards that, but the touring also caught my eye because of the space. Therefore making it easier to fit my gear in the car when I go snowboarding.

This is a 2011? Looks like the 2010 to me. The 2011 is completely redesigned.

it takes a bigger man to do this than go out in front of 50 000

i love you you are amazing

got one in white, 2011(gls sport). They gave me a deal I couldn't resist. Aaaawesome car.

how can someone keep a car for 7 years

hi michael