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2011 Hyundai Elantra Touring

Blue Book® Suggested Retail Value

$13,200 - $15,994

2011 Hyundai Elantra Touring Fuel Economy

Fuel Economy (city/hwy)

23 / 30 - 31 mpg

Quick Facts

Engine: 138 horsepower
Seating: 5 passengers
Driving Range: 322 - 434 miles

Drive: Front-Wheel Drive
Cargo Capacity: 24.3 cu. ft.

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Overall Rating

9.6

Styling9.6
Performance9.2
Interior9.3
Quality9.7
Recommendation9.7

Owner

Overall Rating10
Styling10
Performance10
Interior10
Quality10
Recommendation10

Best and cheaper option to an SUV by creg99 on 12/04/2012. Trim: 2011 Hyundai Elantra Touring SE Automatic, Owned less than 1 year.

Pros: I like everything. I wanted the Elantra sedan but when I got into the Touring and drove it I immediately changed my mind. It has a hatchback with fold down back seats so you can actually get stuff in it. I have found the gas MPG is better than others report. I get 33 MPG around town but I drive it like a hypermiler but if you can keep your RPM's below 3000 on take offs and do the speed limit 45-55 in town and your RPM's stay around 2000 and coast to redlights that change ahead of you I think you will see the same results. I got 43MPG on the interstate between 70-75 MPH with A.C. on. If you have a family and you want an SUV but want something cheaper this is your vehicle.Just look at it.

Cons: The only cons about this car and my 2000 Accent is my insurance. It cost only $20 more $$ a month to insure the Elantra with full coverage as it does to insure the Accent with basic liability. So it is really not a con on the Elantra. It is cheap to insure $67 a month with full coverage with $1000 deductible on collision and $0 on comprehensive Of course since it wasn't financed I could have gone real cheap with just liability but I'm not that cheap. I won't mention the insurance company but I'm happier than a slingky on an escalator.

Overall review: I found this car while just looking and it happened to be a dealer demonstrator with 6000 miles on it. I was looking for a Tuscon but this car fit the bill because we wanted a SUV type vehicle for room to carry stuff. I didn't get to pick the trim or color but I paid cash that day so the price I got was never gonna be found again and I refuse to buy brand new vehicles to depreciate $4000 to drive off the lot. I would have got a moon roof and maybe another color but I settled for black and no moonroof but got evrything else I wanted anyway. Getting a new/used car with 6000 miles on it is like brand new and I got the full warranty. I still have the 2000 Accent I paid $6000 for in 2001 with 11000 miles and never had an engine problem except a replaced valve cover gasket leaking and O-rings leaking in the A.C. line but that was doing all the required maintenance and easy driving and I get 30 MPG around town with it.

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