2019 Hyundai Elantra SEL // review, walk around, and test drive // 100 rental cars
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- This is rental car number 105 and today I'm driving the 2019 Hyundai Elantra SEL.
There's more details below, but I just wanted to quickly say ~thank you~ for watching my video. Please comment below and share your thoughts. Or just take a second and say 'Hey'. I'd love to hear from you. Cheers!
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NOTES:
Year: 2019
Make: Hyundai
Model: Elantra
Trim: SEL
Type: 4 door sedan and the 6th generation of the Elantra.
Color: Silver
MSRP: Starting around $19,400
Wheels: 16 inch silver aluminum wheels
Engine: 2.0L 4-cylinder engine
Transmission: 6-speed automatic transmission with "SHIFTRONIC"
[Comment: "Shiftronic is just a marketing term Hyundai has created. What it means is that you can shift the gears manually by simply popping the gearshift to the left and then pushing it up or down.]
Horsepower: 147
[Comment: may not seem like much, but it performs EXTREMELY well when you shift the car into "sport" mode". The jump in acceleration is THE most noticeable of any car I've had.]
MPG City: 28
MPG Highway: 37
Fuel Tank Capacity: 14 gallons
Cost for a full tank: $2.79/gallon x 14 = $39.06
Handling: Great. It feels tight around the corners and stable at any speed (at least, although I only took it up to about 85 mph)
Acceleration: Car and Driver lists a 0 to 60 time of 7.8 seconds and a top speed of 120 mph
[Comment: I did not test either of these stats.]
Extras worthing talking about:
+ Blind-split collision warning
+ Lane Keeping Assist
+ Driver Attention Warning
Final Thoughts:
This is my type of vehicle. It's reasonably price at nineteen thousand dollars, has some decent tech features and drives well. So...I'm pretty happy with it and I hope I get a chance to rent it again.
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I had this car for a rental and it did super well with 41.7 mpg. Super comfortable and I definitely recommend this car
I recently bought this as my first car. I love to drive it.
Congratulations!
I have had probably 3 dozen cars, trucks and motorcycles in my lifetime. Just bought this model. So far it has been a great experience. Best of luck and many safe miles with yours. I added a dashcam on mine. Suggest you do too
Its between this and the Accent for my first car.
it’s been 5 years can you give me an update i’m thinking about purchasing one.
Very detailed, articulate & calm review. Thank you.
Thank you!
This is the one and only best reviews for this Elantra I ve seen
I have a 2017 Kia Forte and I love it but I must say this is a beautiful Elantra.
Great review! I have reviewed my fair share of Elantra models in the last couple of years, but I have yet to get my hands on a 2019 to do a Complete In-Depth Review. Luckily, I was able to talk to one of the Hyundai Representatives to get a little background for the reasoning behind this redesign.
Nevertheless, you did a great job displaying this vehicle. Hyundai has definitely given this vehicle a much more polarizing appearance, but I have heard a mixture of opinions: some people love the design while others no so much.
As always, keep up the great work! Can't wait for your next review.
Hey there I know this review is old but it actually has Lane keeping assist with lane centering control, if you go into the Driver Assistance features and change it to active LKA it will center you in the lane on the freeway above 40 miles an hour and actually steer around some slight curves, it works very well, I have this as a rental and I am glad I found the settings to change it
“Old”
Thank you getting mines next week can’t wait
Very nice review!
Great review. Love your videos. Don’t know why I haven’t subscribed to you but I am now!
Thanks for the review i hear 3 min. Of music on other channel and no word on the review
Thanks for the kind words.
Great job as always! I'm really starting to enjoy these reviews.
PS how about doing a review of the Hyundai Sonata?
Thanks Ron! A Sonata? Sure. I think I've seen a few on the Enterprise lot. I'll see if I can get one in the next few days.
Thanks bro, I’m looking at one for my first car, helps a lot 🙏
I drive a 2017 Limited and while I can’t really agree with the new front end (though the LEDs are really nice) I can’t recommend this car quickly enough. Higher trims will get you garage door openers (something I frankly don’t care about), keyless entry, an absolutely superb navigation system, and helpful (for long drives at least) adaptive cruise control. This thing’s a winner, and I think it’ll probably continue to be Hyundai’s sales leader.
William Mackay I just bought a 2019 Elantra Value edition with Blue Link W/Remote Start it worked 2X it’s garbage
Kenneth White Remote start is trash. I dunno why anyone uses it, but frankly, it can’t do any harm, so why not include it? Just not a feature I care for.
Nice video! I’ve seen a lot of these 2019 Elantra rentals lately! The main thing that bugs me is that these Elantras have been using the same key since the early 2000s! Other than that, great car!
Dale Gribble the new value edition has a brown key fob
@@chocolatewheelchair same brown keyfob last 3 years. Lowest trim gets the black one.
Nissan: Hold our outdated key fob since the Earth was created 🌍
They also share the same key fob on my 2011 Kia Forte. My friend has that same keyfob on his 2018 Hyundai Elantra
Thank you for the very informative review! I plan to purchase this vehicle today. On a side note: You’re voice sounds identical to that of my Business Law professor. 😅 I didn’t know whether to expect Socratic interrogation or a car review at the start of the video.
You're welcome! And congratulations! I think you'll be very happy with the Elantra.
Update: I love my new Elantra!
Nice little economy car. Nothing fancy, just to get you from A to B
Oceanic Flight Congrats on being in the 0.001% of people who actually know what this car is all about and not expecting it to look like a luxury european car.
@@Its_Ninooo This car is downright luxurious compared to cars of this class from 20yrs ago that I drove back in my high school days. Those cars were cramped, LOUD, slow, death traps. I'm really enjoying my Elantra because not only does it look a lot classier than the price would suggest, but it's very comfortable, very quiet, and very safe. I don't feel like I've compromised anything buying this "economy" car.
Pretty much everything in 2020 is about luxury these days
I purchased a new 2018 Elantra Value Edition a week ago... love it. And I like it's looks better than the 2019.
quietguy yeah it’s way better than the 2019. Good choice.
First car bought brand new in lakeside blue.
The car looks really nice especially in silver really like it
Better than white?
Jamil continued follower from Iraq, I wish you luck and success
Thank you! And the same to you my friend.
in my ownership experience (the 2018 version), the city mpg is lower than advertised while the hwy mpg is higher than expected.
Michael Cline what mpg do you tend to get in the city?
Great review as always. Sedans are better....yep I said it.
Do you press the brakes when starting up a car with key start?
Tremendous deference’s between the US and Middle East versions
is there any way to open the trunk do not using the remote nor using the bottom located by the driver sit? (Elantra Sel)
made an appointment to check this car out at a used car dealership. its my first car, so i’m scared but excited!
How do you like it?
Did you buy it?
I’ve rented one and my complaints are1. Excessive road and tire noise. 2. Front driver/ passenger seat belts are bitch to find and click if you are in a hurry. 3. Departure lane is not reliable if your road has faint or no visible solid bright lines and not reliable around curves AT ALL. Don’t risk it. What I like is 1. Very zippy and easy to maneuver despite sometimes vague steering pending what’s your chosen drive mode. 2. Nice Bluetooth. No drop offs and last 3. Quite smooth engine on idle with no vibration at all. Overall 3.5 out 4 for what is meant to be a cheap decent daily transport.
At 1:17, the left rear door and quarter panel colours have a darker colour tone from other panels. In fact, rear left door has slight darker tone than the front door and the rear quarter panel has a darker tone than the rear door.
I noticed this as well. This particular car was probably involved in an accident.
Are the seats in this better than the Accent?
how well did it ride over broken pavement?
Elantra, Jetta or Forte? Recommendations? Thanks
And would be any recommendations for around 15 k thanks on advanced..nissan are rogh in back
Kia Soul? You a brand new one for around 15k.
If you find a 2019 ram 1500 can you review that?
I hope they update the key fob when it gets redesigned again.
The limited has the full fob. This is sel. There three versions. The base has a smaller screen and less phone integration. Rear drum brakes. Hub caps. To name few differences
Your comment about the buttons on the left controlling the screen on the right and vice versa.... im guessing if you had your right hand on the right side of the wheel , your hand would block your vision of the screen on the right? maybe that's why they reversed them!
I liked the 2018, but i'm really digging the updated look of the 2019. It looks like NOTHING else on the road. The 2018 looked a bit too much like a Dodge Dart at the front before.
I agree! I really like how it looks and I'm a bit shocked at how much hate I'm seeing online regarding the new look. Oh well, to each his own, I guess.
I drove a 2020 and it looks plan and cheap inside and the outside front grill is ugly as well as the fog lights yuck
@@IWeasel I don't think it looks or feels cheaper than 2020 Corolla or 2018 Chevy Cruze I drove.
Was you on north Carolina
So what is the size of hi and low beam headlight I need for my Elantra 2019 preferred in Canada?
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I havent used a key to start or enter a car for over 9 years this looks so ancient
I had a car with push button start. Although it's convenient, it's just something else to fail and when it fails, you're stranded. Plus, I had a rather upsetting experience when I got rear ended and shut the car off. When I went to start it, it refused to start. Nothing happened when I pressed the button. Wouldn't have been an issue with a key.
palebeachbum KISS!
Wow! You rented it before most dealers even have it... hope you're able to find some other new 2019 models just as fast as you found this one! Surprised they didn't redesign the keyfob to be a "one-piece" keyfob like most new Hyundais (and Kias) have. Otherwise Hyundai did a good job with the new Elantra. :)
Vincent D Most dealers have this car. This car was delivered to Enterprise on 10/1/18
How did you find that out? And most dealers around here don't have it yet
I work for enterprise holdings and we have had these cars since at least early september maybe even before that. I think because they buy in bulk they get them early.
Vincent: I know, right? I also got a 2019 Impala. The vid will post on Sunday.
That's nothing. You can find 2019 on used dealer lots....
That's messed up lol
Is just like 2018 Elantra I have the 2018 same same same features 🤦🏻♀️I was expecting more
I don't think you have 2019 standard safety features in a 2018.
I want to see the Sport with the Turbo engine. Would also like to know about what kind of headlights it will have.
Me too. Unfortunately, I never get higher end trim levels like that. If you get a chance to drive one, let me know how it was!
My friend got a loaded Camry XSE, only with the 4 cylinder because he they use top of the line standard cars for budget sometimes and he got a free upgrade because he has went through the Avis/Hertz chain so much!
The SEL has the projector headlights. Driving in the country at night is different. There is a distinct line between illuminated and not. Kind of weird when you have been driving old school sealed beams, bad reflectors for 46 years. They are brighter where the light hits, but I find myself using high beam more than ever on dark country roads. The high beam lights are amazing.
Does the SEL have Forward Collision Assistance?
Yes so does the 2020 se and up standard
Funny how this model does not have the dual automatic climate control. I guess that started in 2020.
so you fell in love with this ...
re-apply for a driver license (if you have one)
Sorry Ohm, I'm not sure I understand. And you making a joke about my driving? ;)
You need a Elantra Eco if you want those specs for 0-60mph.
The Eco comes with a 1.4L Turbo
The 2.0L engine only gets 0-60mph at 9-10 seconds.
I get up to 42 mpg
Hey I was thinking you could use a app called (turo) if you ever want to rent luxury or exotic cars, just saying it would be good for this channel.
Mister John güick Turo sucks
Watch Doug demuro
Hyundai has got to be the only one still using a separate key and fob.
brorowcarwiz it’s just a key so why does it matter?
Most low in trim packages still have keys. The majority of CZcams reviewers only review top end trim packages. I am Pretty sure the higher trim Elantra has keyless engine start button
@@veedub95 my 17 Elantra has push button start. Low trim models get keys. Everybody does it like this. How could they get you to buy higher trims if you dont get the goodies!
Replacing just the key is cheaper than the combined keys
@@veedub95 I have value edition has push button
Does it have sunroof
Faked no
this car gets alot of negative reviews from supposed car journalist, not sure why, it's a much better car than my old 2012 Elantra. driving that car you felt every damn bump in the road even if the road wasn't that bad to drive on lol. not to mention someone only my size at 5ft8 had trouble getting in the car, the new one is improved in almost every category. the only thing that is the same is the acceleration, that is something I can't deny with my old Elantra. it is one of the quicker compact cars I've driven, though 0 - 60 in 7.8sec is unlikely if I'm being honest. maybe if the car drove itself lol. I can see maybe 8.5, that's about what the normal Honda Civic is without the turbo. my cousin has one and his is the LX version no turbo. the only compact cars I know of that can hit under the 8 second mark is the Chevy Cruze which is no longer in production, the Mazda 3, the 2.4l version. the 2.0 Mazda 3 is about the same as this Elantra and the Civic.the Ford Focus which is another American car they stopped making as far as I know. that had 160hp just from a base motor no turbo, and the Dodge Dart which was actually the first American car that stopped production a few years before the Cruze. the Corolla is actually a little slower than this Elantra.
Do you still have your 2012 Elantra? What color was it?
do the 2019 sonata sel
Okay, I'll see if I can get one soon.
@@100RentalCars Excellent. Tanks for the reply.
My only complaint is it's 2019 and there still making you use a key still. My moms 2017 is a push start button
The limited has pushbutton start
the value edition has the proximity key also, just the base se and sel have the standard key.
Why is using a key a big deal ? I guess I am old school...
@@Daniel-tv9tb I prefer an old-fashioned key as well. At least it doesn't have a battery that will eventually run out and need to be replaced.
It's just a damn key. What's the big deal?
So give an advice. Elantra 2019 vs Sentra Sv 2019. which one is better? thanks
Sentra has better handling but transmission is terrible
its basically a corolla with a better infotainment system and longer warranty....and lower resale value.
But the Corolla is more reliable.
@@TravelGuy9834 not really. Hyundai is legit now. Don't underestimate them.
If you compare the two cars on Consumer Reports on terms on reliability, you'll see that the Corolla is more reliable. Consumer Reports is accurate and reliable.
Excellent comment. A corolla similarly equipped will be 4-5k higher...
@@Daniel-tv9tb i wish Toyota would offer blindspot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert on more of their vehicles. Hyundai gives you everything you want.
Toyota's philosophy is "our reputation for reliability compensates for lack of desirable features."
You did this video wearing a suit. Why would I believe what you say about how great the car drives in sport mode?
Hahaha! Good point. I rent most of my cars for work and sometimes I have to wear a suit. Next time I'll be sure to do a quick wardrobe change. 😀
I own a 2017 Elantra. They have a 2.0 Atkinson cycle variant of the Nu engine. I would stay away. Mine, and according to many reports the dealer told me they get, is they make a loud ticking/tapping noise when cold. It sounds like a diesel. Dealer reported Hyundai said it was normal because the metal shrinks in cold weather. I have never ever had a car do this in cold weather and I have had my fair share of bombs. I bought it used so am only covered up to 60000 miles. I said to Hyundai ok if this is so normal cover my car to the full 10 year 100000 mile warranty. They just keep giving me the run around. I mean if there is no issue with the car it would not cost them anything to give the full powertrain warranty. I have no confidence in the longevity of this engine and unfortunately it looks like they are putting these in more models. Also I think these engines are in the Kia Forte and other Kia models.
hunter1701d ... we have that engine in our 2020 Elantra SEL .... it’s very quiet . More so than my 2018 Camry ... we live in Florida though so I can’t comment on cold weather.
I wish it had capless fuel filling
My tacoma has the same steering wheel setup and I was wondering why would they do this. Then one day I was driving with my gf holding her hand and it all made sense.
Question to anyone who owns this car in this color , those it look like two different slivers ? Lol from the door of the driver side to the back passenger?
G H I actually purchased this vehicle after all , and it’s really noticeable. Looks very two tone, but no work has been done on the vehicle, quite annoying
G H other than that, the vehicle is amazing, no problems at all, bought it at 15k miles, have 25k on it now.
G H this very one, the same exact one In color also
All the things you said were missing like rear seat pull down armrest, power port in center console etc.... are on higher trim levels. Think this is the lowest, typical of rental car companies to purchase. Can't fault car for damage inflicted by idiots who rent it. Lol.
It's not even the lowest trim, and it's still dismal.
The arm rest is only offered on Sport and Limited trims models. Value Edition gets rear cupholders. No cupholders offered on SE and SEL trims.
That key in unbelievably 90's. Also the interior looks very cheesy. Love the gauge cluster and infotainment. Everything is laid out logically at least. Those door controls look super ugly and cheap. Kind of like the old Hyundai Elantra's.
Its just a key lmao
Who is give you this baaaaaad key!!! 😂
I totally agree. And it feels cheap too
1:52 The average minivan is faster than that. The Honda Odyssey is the fastest and it can seat up to 8 people and is spacious unlike this shitty Hyundai sedan which is slow as shit.
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not sure about the refresh.... and those rims look terrible
You just got the lowest range and you are judging the car by it. Get the fully loaded one.
The sel is not a base model.
The SE is the base model. The SEL that he drove is the 2nd of their 6 trim levels for 2019.
The 2017-2018 had a much better design; it looked classy and handsome; this just looks tacky.
banstaman yes u know, what the hell is that steering wheel?
@@skypeters3034 The steering wheel is the least of what's wrong with this refresh. I actually like that wheel, as it's comfortable. That fake carbon fiber in the gauges, however, is completely uncalled for. The car now looks like a Voltorb from Pokemon. I really question what's happening with/at Hyundai.
Why is he wearing suit all the time
I'm trying to look good for you Marc. 😀
It's nice, but you are a little overdressed compared to all the guys who wear t-shirts. 😄
In the words of Jay, “He’s a business, man.”
The front is just awful.... Why Hyundai hasn’t put a switch blade key on it instead of the early 2000’s design is beyond me
6 16CivicMT I drive a 2017 Limited, I think some models that aren’t the rental car spec have keyless entry, definitely the sport and limited and ultimate, anyway. Hyundai has done switchblade keys in the past, there must be some reason why they went back. Probably some liability thing. Honestly, if all cars go to keyless entry, I won’t be bothered. Old style keys are a pretty small criticism of this car.
William Mackay Hyundai has never put a switchblade key on an Elantra in the United States
6 16CivicMT I didn’t say Elantra. I could have sworn they did one on a Sonata or Santa Fe or something in the past.
And yet the elantra gt comes with it
Ugly ass key lol that drives me crazy.... 2019 elantra car comes with 1996 Toyota celica keyfob. Wtf hyndai
Agreed. They recently bought out Kia, so I'm hopeful that Kia's design team will fix this. ...but I'm not holding my breath.
@@100RentalCars My mom's 2010 Elantra GLS came with the same key and separate fob with remote controls. Whenever she puts the fob in her purse, the trunk will randomly pop open. Seems like the buttons are super sensitive. Have you seen this happen while you had this Elantra in your possession?
You're kidding me? That's terrible. And no, thankfully I've never had anything like that happen. Then again, I don't carry around a purse. 😊
THAT IS THE UGLIEST KEY EVER. #2001
I know, right? It feels cheap too.
OMG... The humanity!
10th
Hyundai has joined the CVT group so this car is a big No for me.😕
drewski they totally killed all the best aspects of the car
drewski The new Elantra doesn’t have a CVT.
G H hi. Yes it does. It has their new type of CVT.
chocolatewheelchair Where did you here that? I’ve read a couple comments saying this has a CVT but it does not: m.hyundaiusa.com/build-your-hyundai.aspx?vehicle=elantra&year=2019
@@chocolatewheelchair Chocolate wheelchair Thanks. KIA did the same with their version also.
Most people have no concept of CVT transmission and how they work.
Hard to explain to most people why CVT's are so lackluster. I do not care who uses them. They are very trashy you also cannot modify a CVT the tranny would fall apart if it's torqued beyond OEM specifications.
The interior is not very modern looking, it's like 1970s ugly. Sorry. 😬
Ugly design.
I understand everyone who says that the car is ugly. It's all nature of Hyundai 😂 Hyundai is cheap quality with old technology. Their engineering is horrible. Ugly and old fashioned vehicles. And about the key, it's funny how they just don't give a F*** about what people think. They're like Apple, they make changes no one like and people buy it if they're close minded who like to buy trash. Hyundai sucks. Unfortunately, I've been having to see this videos of this car because my dad wants to buy this trash and I couldn't stop him from doing such bad decision.
Ricky Holmes Modem Hyundai sucks. Ugly cars and outdated technology. Other car manufacturers offer more technology at lower costs. Toyota and Nissan offer better security and technology than Hyundai. And of course, better quality 😂😂 Hyundai grosses me out. Cheap quality, old technology and of course, crappy safety.
You know one of their lead engineers came from Audi?
Justin Johnson No wonder why he got fired from Audi 😂😂 can't wait for Hyundai to fire him as well for bad quality and ugly designs on their vehicles.