2021 Hyundai Elantra Review | A Better Buy Than Civic or Corolla?

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Is the new Elantra a good option for this class? It's efficient, spacious (for the class), and has lots of features to offer. Let me know what you think! Here's the POV drive on my 2nd channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJjFgXief755maM

[@solreaver83]

I'm in Australia and waiting for my i30 premium (our name for this car). I'm really surprised how many features the american car misses vs ours. On the other hand we don't get blue link apparently.... one thing we both seem to miss is the heated front windscreen the Canadians can get, we don't get a lot of cold weather here but we do ice up here for a few weeks a year.

[@billgale5568]

We have a 2020 Elantra SEL and although not the latest model it is a wonderful car …..smooth, quiet, loaded with safety features…..everything you touch has a quality feel to it. We got a fantastic buy on it (NEW) for $16,444 plus $799 dealer fee plus sales tax (6%) plus registration and tag …..about $18,650 …OUT THE DOOR. ….. it looks nice, it drives nice, it’s got plenty of power (2.0 Atkinson cycle engine with IVT transmission) …very fuel efficient (30 city 40 highway) …..a joy to drive and we have a 2018 Camry LE to compare it to. (Nice car …noisy engine) but only during acceleration ….quiet at highway speeds…(Camry)

[@tyndevera1779]

Thanks

[@cw4623]

Great review! I'm curious if you can provide a quick list (or comment) of cars with very light steering effort. Would be amazing if you could!

[@rexonpadre864]

@@billgale5568 How is the reliability so far? Any issues encountered?

[@jerbsherb4391]

I am honestly tired of people hating on this car for being so angular. Like every single car out there right now looks exactly the same and this car tried to be different. I can actually differentiate this from a corolla or a Sentra. This was a bold move by Hyundai and I like it.

[@mathanv]

On the other hand, they like the new Civic a lot, which is nothing but a miniature of the Accord. Hyundai came up with a first of its kind design and people dont appreciate it. Sad!

[@mharro88]

@@mathanv the civic is horrible. They aren't even selling it here in Australia

[@clntmch6]

I think it's a beautiful car.

[@charliep9066]

Phenomenal car. At this price point, you cannot get a better car. Beautiful styling. Great handling and control with the lower center of gravity - you can feel it. It's the best in its class for sure.

[@Ishowyouit]

Agree with you :)

[@bizmonkey007]

The Mazda3 is pretty damn good though and isn’t much more. I think this has better gas mileage but the 3 offers a better driving experience and a superior interior. In terms of styling, I’d say the 3 is better, too, but I like that Hyundai tried something so different.

[@dremathis5830]

I work at an automotive shop , and I get to drive a lot of new and different cars to the back parking lot… and I must say, this cars steering and handling and comfort ability is the best out of ANY car that I’ve had the opportunity to drive to the back lot. I can only imagine how smooth this thing is on the road. I personally want one myself

[@mowcowbell]

I'm glad to see the Koreans aren't giving up on sedans (Looking at you Ford and GM). There are still a lot of shoppers who don't want or need a SUV. The 2.0L engine with iVT that was in your review sample is the same engine as found in the lower trims of the Kia Soul. I drove a rental Soul with that power train and found the iVT to be one of the best CVT transmissions I have ever driven.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yeah I can't believe they have quit on sedans. It's a shame. Agree that hyundai did a nice job with this transmission for being a CVT. Lots of value for this price and class! Thanks for stopping by as always!

[@cbeheler]

My 2021 SEL is my favorite car I have ever owned. Surprisingly fun to drive. The interior was far more comfortable than the Sentra I test drove. The cocoon feel is real. Very driver centric.

[@tguerra4913]

I checked out one of these and I was blown away!!!!!!!! I had an Elantra back in 2010 and wow they have come a long way!!!!!

[@giselel7149]

I absolutely love this car. This is my second Elantra. Just bought the 2021 Limited. Its all that and a bag of chips.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That’s awesome to hear! 😁👍

[@manueldelrosario6052]

How much this car? I love it and I would buy it

[@kelseybickford5260]

I bought the SEL Premium this summer and I absolutely love it! This is my third Elantra I've owned and they just keep getting better! Mine is also Portofino Grey with black interior. The color is beautiful.

[@-NGC-6302-]

A few years ago I wouldn’t even think about Hyundai, but gotdang their new vehicles are outstanding

[@charlesworton4020]

Just bought a 2023 Elantra Hybrid, and I just love it. The electric motor gives me crisp launches off the line, the dual clutch 6 speed computer shifted manual tranny gives the efficiency of a manual tranny with the ease of an auto, and the fully independent rear suspension - found on the N series and the Hybrid - gives phenomenal handling. The fuel economy is spectacular; I regularly do better than the EPA specs, running in the low 50 mpg range with mostly city driving. The Bose sound system is better than my $2,000 home theatre system, and the sound deadening means the vehicle is quiet at highway speeds. The electronics are amazing... this may actually be the very best vehicle on the planet.

[@noahchas]

I’m going tomorrow to pick mine up. First new (or even new to me) car in 11 years and I can’t wait.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

That awesome, enjoy! 😁👍

[@subforceusa694]

You wont be sorry they are awesome

[@lunabird89]

Just got mine. First car ever . I got shadow gray

[@noahchas]

I got the portofino gray and it’s so sleek and awesome. I love it

[@subforceusa694]

@@noahchas I love mine super freaking cool

[@Yokiii1]

I have the SEL Plus and let me tell you for 22k it’s so worth it! I upgraded from a 2019 Hyundai Accent so this was a big upgrade. It’s so roomy. I pulled up to the drive up at target and the attendant had to ask me what year and trim my car was because it looked so “luxury”, lol ha. The smart features come in handy. And I love the complimentary 3 yr blue link subscription, I live the fact that I can control the car from my phone. The lane keep and steering assist paired with the smart cruise control is technically this car driving itself, I like to use it in long trips. Y’all don’t let anyone deter you from Hyundai’s- this car looks and feels better than a Toyota they look so outdated to me and Honda’s have been having the same “new body” for years.

[@commentaccount7880]

yo how quiet is it inside with road and wind noise compared to other cars you've owned

[@PrimeAutotainment]

From my decibel ratings on different road surfaces - it’s quieter than the Civic and a Corolla, not quite as quiet as the Mazda3 (2019 and newer). It’s pretty quiet for this class but not as quiet as some larger cars or SUVs

[@philipc239]

I'm sold! Love all the smart design and details they include even for these class of cars. Truly impressed! 👍👍😊

[@Reddylion]

Its a good car..

[@Joeylikecoffee]

What’s your take on the grab handle..it’s a bit distracting, but I’ve never driven this car, so idk how it feels.

[@MANNYD203]

Just brought one black interior, rims ,color love it totally change best looking elantra out of all of them

[@michaelbarrett1783]

Absolutely think this is the best buy and has the greatest styling in it's class...Will be buying one soon...Looking for a Black with grey leather seating with all options..Very spacious, comfortable and almost luxurious...!!!

[@subforceusa694]

I have put over 10k on mine and love it, at one point I got 60.5 mpg briefly. I've noticed the longer the trip the better the gas mileage, it has a lot of tech, and good utility. Mines a SEL, and mine might be in the minority since it was made in S Korea, instead of Alabama. The trunk is nice and wide love it because it opens with hands full also. I love Corolla also one a 2017 saved my life and my wife's at the time, she had a grand maul seizure and passed out on texas interstate for 3 minutes, since I was the passenger I put hazard on and steered till I was able to wake her, I couldnt shut off dynamic cruise since there was no shoulder there and moderate traffic. It saved our lives breaking and gas was flawless with the dynamic cruise. I wish te Hyundai had that

[@MajorGrant]

I have an sel as well and it does have that feature, maybe it needs an update?

[@erieljames405]

Just got mines two days ago and I love it ☺️☺️☺️

[@olumuyiwaojomo4915]

I have the Limited 2021 ELANTRA for 4-5 Months now and I looooooooooooveeeeeeeeeeee it so much. Not disappointed at alllllllllllll

[@rexonpadre864]

How is the reliability so far? Any issues encountered?

[@chasebetz3845]

Top tier! Very happy with how far Hyundai has come design-wise, as well as interested in what they will do next.

[@alexbartlett9396]

I bought a 2022 SEL in space black a few days ago, it'll be in sometime in May! Can't wait to get it! Lots of tech and feels like you're driving a more luxurious car! Best bang for your buck in the compact car market imo! 👌

[@tylerwilliams6429]

How has it been?

[@alexbartlett9396]

@@tylerwilliams6429 Honestly, it's been way better than I ever expected. Out of all the compact sedans on the road when it comes to styling and fuel efficiency it is absolutely great. Everytime I get in it, it feels like im in a luxury sports car. Interior is very nice. The seats almost look like mock Recaros. Very elegant sporty design. The 2.0 NA gas may not be the fastest car on the road but it is a very peppy little engine nonetheless. Does highway speeds effortlessly. Would highly recommend this vehicle over a civic or corolla.

[@christopherhernandez2434]

The angles were the main reason I bought this car I absolutely love them perfect timing was waiting for a upgrade since I already paid off my 2017. Both cars going strong at 140k and 82k 2.0 r bullet proof just regular maintaince.

[@brandon6541]

Sharp car!! Hyundai did a great job!

[@piepie2965]

I am in love with the look of this car. It is absolutely sleek and sexy. It makes hondas and toyotas look so boring in comparison! I owned a 2017 ioniq and that car was one of the smoothest i've driven. Will definitely be looking into the elantra line when I am looking for a new car

[@reinhartgregory]

Corolla for Reliability, Civic for Value, Sentra for Sport, 3 for Premium, K3 for Lowest Price, Elantra as a jack of all trades.

[@ELP1125]

Sentra for Sport….Nissan Sentra? Hmm…ok 🤔

[@kimthanhnguyen6837]

HAHAHA, keep the elantra more than 15 years then we talk.

[@reinhartgregory]

@@kimthanhnguyen6837 The Elantra 7th Gen which won Car of the Year just got released in 2020 which was 2 years ago.....sorry I can't see the future but reliability for the car Hyundai and Kia recently is high, obviously for the previous generations it would be different....

[@reinhartgregory]

@@ELP1125 Sentra SR Looks pretty sporty with the two tone colors and stitching and still for an affordable price compared to the Civic or 3.

[@kimthanhnguyen6837]

@@reinhartgregory high??? =))) you can see a lot of huyndai and kia 2021 just a few thousand miles dct and cvt transmission broke. I have seen elantra 2021 the car just stop on highway cause of the transmission. Do some research my friend =))))

[@Hamsterlion683]

Wow it doesn’t sound like a CVT, it simulates the normal automatic transmission well

[@markjou9799]

I don't know why people prefer automatic transmission simulations. I prefer feeling no shifts.

[@aliyahsanti]

thanks for dropping this vid i’ve been looking forward to it!

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@GETatMEbro171]

I’ve had my 2021 Elantra limited for two months now and have no complaints! You get so many features on the limited and depending on the rebate I got mine for 24500 instead of 26500 and the civic touring is just about 30k

[@eavia8442]

How did you get them to pull down the price?

[@disk300]

How’s the car holding up so far?? I’m Thinking about getting one of these

[@MrCliffda3rd]

I hate CVT!! Craps out too soon!! -Pretty much Most CVT owners Me: Well, warm the car up first, take it easy on acceleration, and change fluid often. If you start up, hit gear and haul ass on a cold powertrain of course the CVT will go out prematurely. Even regular autos crap out if you abuse it often without warming up, let alone a weaker CVT.

[@brianmerrill2362]

Definitely think the tires/wheels look good enough, sharp!

[@JohnnyJTav]

One of the Best Presentation I seen yet... Thank You.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Glad it was helpful!

[@laurawashere]

I work at a Toyota in sales, and I have to say Hyundai has really impressed me with their technology and features even in the base models. And their new electric shadow colour it’s gorgeous! But I’m gearing more towards Toyotas just being more reliable long term.

[@alvinsimba734]

Now you talking... there is always drawbacks. Elantra is good interior wise and tech but where they cut corners is the suspension.

[@midnightarchives85]

Civis give you both

[@kimthanhnguyen6837]

HA even short-term reliable, I rent the venue 2021 1k miles drive it for a month because I serviced my civic, apple car play break after a week, Hyundai said that was normal to these cars, I agree. But the worst thing is the door sometimes it automatically opens while driving, that is not ok.

[@AllyMcLesbian]

Great review! And I've already taken a Hyundai to 300,000 miles (and still going) - the original Genesis - so I'd love to have this Elantra or another Hyundai. Plus, I'm blatantly anti-Toyota, so any worthy non-Toyota alternative is always welcome!

[@ELP1125]

I’m a totally Hyundai/Kia fan but…Why be against the number one most reliable Japanese automaker?

[@brianparrish4649]

Toyota is living off their name from the past.

[@kimthanhnguyen6837]

I don't like Toyota but how much money have you put in to your genesis?

[@MrCkntobias]

Getting this next weekend.. So stoked!

[@brandon6541]

Congrats!

[@johnnguyen0721]

How was it

[@MrCkntobias]

@@johnnguyen0721 so far so good! It's a head turner for sure. Overall pretty happy with the purchase.

[@brianmerrill2362]

Look at that grill!!! Cool!

[@Kann_Official]

Bought this car last month as my first car... No regrets and I highly recommend it :))

[@DeliriousMaxi]

Hey! Any updates on the car

[@bastgaming8880]

Still going good?

[@DeliriousMaxi]

@@bastgaming8880 so exploding seat belts are a thing. I ended up getting a Honda civic lol

[@Lovemeorhateme313]

Until engine and safety forward light come on smh should hit me a Kia

[@stephancunningham2024]

I’m glad they added remote start, I just wish they would put more hp.

[@ImTheAsianLad]

The n line has 201

[@normanm11]

Got for the Elantra N 286hp

[@brianparrish4649]

During covid, I bought a new 19 ram, 20 Silverado, 21 Camry (horrible car) 19 Durango (electrical issues), and now I own an Elantra and no car payment for 22k. It’s great.

[@rexonpadre864]

How is the reliability so far? Any issues encountered?

[@brianparrish4649]

@@rexonpadre864my comment didn’t age well. Multiple problems. Oil leaks, transmission problems. Got rid of mine

[@rexonpadre864]

@@brianparrish4649 i see. Which year model did you get and what is the mileage?

[@brianparrish4649]

@@rexonpadre864 ‘22 at 7k miles.

[@MoNoK15]

If the seats are real genuine leather, I’m impressed. Thanks Nolan 😊

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thanks for stopping by Key!

[@dw309]

Genuine leather is actually fake leather.

[@midnightarchives85]

It aint a bentley 😅

[@solidwisdom8749]

Design on this car has been absolutely nice since the 2017 model in my opinion and this one looks even better although I prefer the previous year look of the rear design. This car would be a great value

[@MattRomPsalms]

I’m glad I came across this video. I currently have a Sonata that I absolutely LOVE! Definitely one that I’ll be keeping my eye on for when I get back home.

[@CarlosCastro-ze4xq]

I got the 2020 Elantra, wished I waited for this one instead. Still love my car, but this 2021 I so sharp!

[@caliemm2159]

I had one....a friend I worked with had one ... We both love our Elantra.....

[@bushrod6258]

It's hard to beat especially their warranty

[@bergeandtom]

We bought a 2022 as an upgrade from 2018 model year. I just hate it when people criticize Hyundai for changing the style often. Isn't that better than seeing so many of the same model. Everywhere you look is that horrible Honda civic with those claw tale lights. Anyway, this is a great car! We love it, and loved our last one.

[@rexonpadre864]

How is the reliability so far? Any issues encountered?

[@bergeandtom]

@rexonpadre864 none whatsoever...still enjoying. Happy we bought it.

[@rexonpadre864]

@@bergeandtom thanks! Bought 2024 base model

[@bergeandtom]

@@rexonpadre864 congratulations! You won't regret it.

[@he0fr]

right amount of detail covered. Good review.

[@spandan8837]

Can't wait to have this car in India. Eyes set. Hope they get the hybrid here.

[@11raccowon]

I got a Hyundai Elantra SEL 2022 it's my first car i love it

[@alfredojaquez4988]

Awesome review ever nolan, This 2021 Hyundai elantra limited is a high tech modern compact fuel efecient sedan that has a awesome futuristic design, God bless u, take care and Keep up the great reviews. 💯❤😄👍

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thank you very much, I appreciate the kind words 😁

[@alfredojaquez4988]

@@PrimeAutotainment u r so welcome, have a wonderful day.😁😁❤❤

[@PrimeAutotainment]

@@alfredojaquez4988 you as well!

[@alfredojaquez4988]

@@PrimeAutotainment 😁❤❤

[@marksark21]

My 10-year-old, 2012 Elantra with 176,000 KM in it, is making noises. Based on my research, it is a piston slap. Unfortunately, Hyundai will not cover it here in Canada. I think it will last for another 50,000 km. However, I don't think I will get another Hyundai after this. Hands down, Elantra has better esthetics than the corolla and civic. Reliability-wise, I'd go for the civic or corolla for people who prefer to drive the same car for 15-20 years.

[@Condemn-Focus]

Good but I stick with Toyota and Honda easy. Hyundai is decent but, Toyota and Honda last longer.

[@ededdeddiee]

bought the hybrid limited and i love it! bang for the buck!

[@AlbertaRednecks]

How about now all great ???

[@ededdeddiee]

@@AlbertaRednecks yup!

[@rickinaranjo9982]

Lower trims don’t have chrome grills. That’s only the limited, I have an SEL and it’s black.

[@rexonpadre864]

How is the reliability so far? Any issues encountered?

[@brodydeacon4090]

what is the small screen to the left of the steering wheel and speedometer screen? the white circle with a minus?

[@solreaver83]

On the nline versions it is the power mode. Wasted in my opinion. I would have liked it if it was the speed limit. Still uses the space but more practical imo

[@sfzcolt428]

I got the normal 2021 Hyundai Elantra it’s great to be honest, I love the car

[@tilotommaa]

Do you like it? How much did you pay?

[@mharro88]

How do you find the road noise or tire noise compared to the Hyundai N-line sedan? Is it well insulated?

[@johnnguyen0721]

Nice I have the sel in this exact color very nice at night and it’s not SUPER dark at night like Black which can be scary because other cars might not see you. White is very beautiful but sounded like a pain to keep cleaning.

[@merveilmeok2416]

You must be a very good teacher. Thanks.

[@vlchongthu8183]

Looks good, but what will be the next change after 2-3 months

[@dpajc056]

I'm so happy they're not doing the stupid low mounted rear bumper turn signals and that they're not red...that should just be straight up illegal

[@AllyMcLesbian]

AMEN on the turn signal part! I agree red signals - especially those that blink the brake lights - must be banned, period, as they are outside North America (and death penalty for any automotive designer who puts them on and thinks they're "cool"). Sadly even Hyundai's own Sonata and nearly the entire Genesis lineup has gotten saddled with those hillbilly rear blinkers.

[@keems2142]

@@AllyMcLesbian what’s wrong with the red blinkers

[@AllyMcLesbian]

@@keems2142 EVERYTHING. In a sea of red taillights, red blinkers don't stand out at all. Also if you're putting on hazard blinkers, reds look like you are applying the brakes. And if you go hillbilly and make your brake lights blink as turn signals, well, every time you use a turn signal is one less brake light.

[@alengreen589]

good review.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

thank you!

[@rahulrajrai1996]

Is the noise isolation better than the corolla, civic or Mazda in the same price range????

[@xerxestheii856]

way way way better then corolla!

[@RidinRaven]

Front end of this car I can’t get enough of

[@yjacyadams2722]

Does the Hyundai Elantra Limited the only trim that has ambient lighting in the interior?

[@Offensively-normal]

Great looking design for a youthful look. Nice interior with amazing amenities. Especially the ambient lighting. The only problem I see with the car is, well it's a Hyundai. No matter what you tell yourself no matter what anyone else tell you. This car just won't last. I know 10 year 100.000 mile warranty. That's not going to help you when they pull the that's not covered routine. They will try and get out of fixing you car. It's what they do. So do yourself a favor get something else. Oh and if you don't believe me, look it up. B4 going to a dealer.

[@yazerbeat]

Better looking than civic

[@rakhsiprayogo82]

is Rivals Like a Toyota Corolla,Nissan Sentra,Honda Civic,Chevrolet Malibu,Ford Fusion,VW Jetta,Mazda 3,Kia K5/Forte & More

[@rakhsiprayogo82]

@floyd watt But You Can Get Midsize Sedan is a Compact Sedan But Elantra's Competitors Like a Toyota Corolla,Nissan Sentra,Honda Civic,Ford Fusion,Chevy Malibu or Kia K5 So The Rivals From Elantra Just Like a Kia K5 Optima

[@jesseg3860]

What the hell is that thing with the circle and line in the middle of it on the left of the steering wheel

[@MANNYD203]

Update to my purchase the trunk is literally falling off cause the trunk is a 2 piece held by tape not happy

[@ponchoman49]

Hyundai should have put the DI version of the 2.0 engine making 164 hp instead of the weaker 147 hp motor, especially in the expensive Limited trim.

[@michaelmoore1386]

1.6 turbo on the N line model gives you 201 hp. Best option.

[@normanm11]

Just go for the Elantra N, 286 hp

[@xero05___49]

That’s a weird cut back no cup holders?

[@sebastianwisler5814]

It makes me mad that LED low beams are not standard. That’s the stupidest thing but otherwise a nice looking car

[@keems2142]

you can literally buy LEDs off amazon i put them on my sonata takes 10 min MAX

[@sebastianwisler5814]

@@keems2142 Yeah that’s true but LEDs should still be standard IMO

[@kjeshwanth9426]

When this car launch in India

[@ericlopez8263]

Do you think adding mods to this car would be too much?

[@ericlopez8263]

In other words, a muffler delete or something to make it sound cooler?

[@enriquetoral3426]

Wow🌟🌟🌟

[@ReviewTimeWithTim]

I dont get the middle handel

[@scottedmeads4326]

I don't really think we need heated mirrors no that we have back up cameras and safety features but they were nice to to have back in the day

[@LeoTheShortGuy]

Awesome.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ariannaf4537]

I do not like that grab handle at all, feel like it serves no purpose and looks bad. Love everything else though. The only things I want to see are ventilated seats and heated steering wheel!

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Both of those features are so nice to have 👍

[@arc7744]

The accent is the compact one, the Elantra is midsize

[@youtubehub8190]

16:35, jesus chris, a 2004 mazda3 base model has more HP and Torque than this...

[@thedirtbag7]

If you want power and torque, this is not the car for you.

[@rexonpadre864]

Mazda has 2.5L engine bro

[@Macklock95]

Hopefully your brake lights don’t go out

[@Lonzo1112]

I'm 6"4, will the chair recline enough for me?

[@PrimeAutotainment]

It should be good. One of the guys that usually drops these cars off is around your height and he didn’t have any trouble. Definitely best to test it yourself though 👍

[@Reddylion]

Nice hyundai

[@ronnaveau4801]

It needs AWD,,your sales would boost, cause,,our snow weather in winter,,can be wicked,,some hills are icey in town,,that AWD,,would do the job in them winter months

[@dankollars4501]

i would be very leary of that ivt transmission. i would not trust any new transmission until its been proven for several years. i purchased a tucson with a dual clutch tranny and it is garbage. i would also stay away from a turbo engine as they have problems and go through oil like crazy. i loose about a quart every 1000 miles. i only have 60k miles on my car. i know you will think it will be under warranty but hyundai will do anything they can not to honor warranty. i have taken my car in several times and they say nothing is wrong or its normal to go thru that much oil. we also have a 2014 elantra and that car has been mostly dependable, just a couple minor problems. just stay away from turbos and specialty transmissions.

[@dankollars4501]

i agree 100%, stay away from turbos, dual clutch and cvt trannys. also hyundai will do anything they can to deny your warranty.

[@rexonpadre864]

How is the reliability so far? Any issues encountered? I mean for your Elantra

[@dankollars4501]

@@rexonpadre864 my 2014 elantra, at 165k miles, the engine has locked up. a crank shaft rod bearing disintegrated and sent metal shavings thru out the engine. worst part is, they are in such high demand because of the high failure rate, a used 1.8 with high miles go for over $1k. I would stay away from any hyundai. if you must buy one keep meticulous records of all your maintenance. I have heard that hyundai will deny engine failures if you go over oil change miles by just a few hundred miles.

[@Tenkaichibudokai22]

Really nice design except for the grille, I hate it.

[@TIKO590]

anyone who thinks this steering wheel is nice. We are gonna fight :)

[@stephancunningham2024]

So when you get pulled over in this car and the cop says, can I see your license and registration, how will you even get it

[@totomaxfull]

La mise à jour du système : « display audio gen2v », pour la Elentra 2021, ne semble pas fonctionner ! Apple CarPlay a des problèmes de déconnexion depuis août dernier. J’ai suivi les instructions en ligne, mais ça envoie le message : « aucun fichier pris en charge ». (Quand j’entre la clé USB dans la voiture.) Je n’ai aucune aide de la part de Hyundai Canada, aucun service !!! Ils me renvoient toujours à mon concessionnaire… J’ai parlé à tous les « spécialistes » de Hyundai Gabriel Anjou personne n’a les connaissances pour m’aider, je commence à être vraiment découragé !

[@JustinAdams84]

The thing that makes me not want or like this car is that passenger side bar thing. It’s obstructive and hideous and really low class looking inside a car that looks so nice from the outside.

[@ggboss5065]

Between civic, Corolla and this, which one do you recommend?

[@jerbsherb4391]

This is extremely underpowered compared to corolla and civic. I would say go for the corolla since it doesn't have a turbo and because it has a good power to weight ratio. If you don't care about power as much then this will be a better buy since it has a lot of future proof tech.

[@michaelmoore1386]

Get the N line model. Lot more power and costs less than the Limited trim.

[@luisn818]

@@jerbsherb4391 agreed man. I went from a civic to this exact Elentra and the difference in pick up and horsepower is very obvious. Elentra is still a better vehicle overall

[@MANNYD203]

That is plastic in the back held by tape

[@manpreetmanna2330]

Perfect car

[@davevolz6138]

Great deal until trade in day.

[@JWard2]

The reason he didn't show the phone key working is because it's a pain in the dick to get it to work.

[@Aoendkth-nv7au]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Piyush-z5w2r]

Eye catching design

[@m.stewart7208]

I love the car and even bought one myself, but regarding it's short-comings: net hooks in the trunk, no inside grab handle for the trunk (to keep you from touching the dirty exterior), no ventilated seats in the North American market, no LED brake lights and turn signals (again, N.A. market), and no blind spot view monitor, to mention a few. I'm very disappointed that Hyundai has the technology, has the means, and does actually make cars with these features, but yet skimps on them in certain markets, just like the NFC key --not available in certain markets, but available in others. I would gladly pay another $1000 for these features, especially on a $30K car. WHY, WHY, WHY, Hyundai do you cheap out sometimes. And what's worse, some features were available on OLDER models that are not available in the new redesigns. I just don't understand the marketing and planning of these companies. Maybe someone can break it down and tell me why something they are already doing is omitted and thus creates a different setup--costing more money, no doubt, just to do what? Save money somewhere else? We know when you're cheaping out on us with hard plastics and missing features. PLEASE STOP, Hyundai--and other car manufacturers. We have the Internet Super Highway now. We'll know when you're skimping on the features.