2018 Hyundai Elantra SE // review, walk around, and test drive // 100 rental cars
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- čas přidán 10. 03. 2018
- This is rental car number 78 and today I'm driving the 2018 Hyundai Elantra SE. I like this car, especially considering that it MSRPs for under eighteen thousand dollars. For that price, you get blind side detection, a decent sized touch screen with android auto and apple car play, a backup camera, and a quiet comfortable ride. Some of you might be disappointed by the lack of power/acceleration, but I don't think many people seek out the Elantra for performance. This is a family sedan, with some fun tech features, wrapped up in a decent looking package. I like the 2018 Elantra. I'm not sure I'd buy it for myself, but I'd gladly rent this one again.
►SPECS:
MSRP: $17,950
2.0L 4-Cylinder Engine
6-speed automatic transmission
front wheel drive
147hp
29 city/38 highway
14 gallon fuel tank
+ Fairly quiet a highway speeds
+ Backup camera (automatically lowers volume while in reverse)
+ Only one usb port. 2 cigarette style power ports
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2018 Hyundai Elantra se or 2018 Toyota Yaris IA?
Oooh touch choice. I haven't driven the Yaris in a while, but I remember it definitely feeling very cheap. Maybe that's changed, but the 2018 Elantra doesn't have that same hollow plastic feel. So I'd probably take the Elantra. Then again, the Yaris will probably last longer so....ummmmm....yeah I'll go Elantra. How about you?
100 Rental Cars i wanna say the IA cuz it offers bluetooth and pre collision warning and the base model of the elantra doesnt have that. However i love the warranty of the elantra more
YARIS is NOT a Toyota. It is re-badged Mazda 2.
2018 hyundia Elantra se
I'm a big fan of Toyota but drove a rental Yaris IA for a week and have to say it was the most uncomfortable car I have ever driven, the driver's seat was tiny and offered no cusion or support.
I had an Elantra back in 2018-19, and it was the smoothest car that I've ever driven and to make matters better, it's great on gas. Hands down. I recommend it to anybody that's looking for a good car.
If you don’t mind, any issues encountered during ownership
@@yellowshelfreviews7058 Nah. The reason why I don’t own it anymore is because a family member got into an accident and it deemed less cost efficient to fix😒.
@@PonchoMT__ interesting good to know thanks
Did it have low profile tires?
@@ACZcamsChannelwithNoName I’m not sure.
Drove it for a month in California.
Hands down the smoothest car ever!!
Loved it.
Ive never been a car person. I'm more of trucks and high elevated SUV's.. i drove an elantra a few weeks ago, i became HOOKED! VERY smooth riding, comfortable all around!
I'm considering buying the Elantra for my first car. But was the model you drove the SEL with all of these features or the SE?
@@zacharycoltrane3128 it was the SE, with all these similar features.
I cant exactly remember the year, but it was inbetween 2013-2017
I bought a 2018 value. Drove the Mazda 3, Civic, Corolla, Insight, and other cars that were more expensive... The Elantra was the best bang for my buck. Very happy with mine so far.
Still have it?
I’d say these are one of the best cars for the money today. I have recently been taking A LOT of liking for Hyundai. Great review 👍
Trenton Hu
Me as well, which is why I bought one. : )
It's the SEL. 1 Step above the base SE. It has alloys, but no sunroof. Value Edition is the only other trim that has these wheels, but has the sunroof.
This was very helpful. Great info. We are getting one on Monday, My wife and I rented this vehicle on our 2nd honeymoon and we loved it.
Great, thorough, and comprehensive review. I enjoyed it. The only thing I felt like I didn't get, that I'm always interested in is the ride quality.
I love when car review videos that are recorded while it’s snowing. It’s very pretty although I’m sure it’s not ideal
I just bought a limited 2017 for a great price and got 43 mpg average driving 2 hours to Charleston and back. I was driving at 75 mph mostly but sometimes to 78. That’s pretty good mpg and higher than what they are rated for. I like all the features and look of the car. It’s has a great quality interior and is a nice car. I used to own sports cars or different cars but it’s nice to have a nice normal comfortable sedan. I hope it lasts for a long time.
I had one over the weekend, good car, great gas mileage, and handles well in the rain.
Nice! Glad it worked out Donavin. Great profile pic by the way. That's a great tux!
Thank you
I have to say, if I am in market for a vehicle, I have to get your input. Good and honest review!
Thanks!
Muchas gracias, fue de gran utilidad tu video.
First off, I own a 2017 Elantra Value Edition after a year of research and absolutely love it!!!! The blind spot detection and no LEDs makes me believe you have an SEL. 4:46 is also sounds an alarm on the speakers on the side signaling on if a vehicle is detected along with the flashing. 10:17 there is a pad under the logo to open the trunk on models with a smart key (starting at the next trim being the Value Edition), along with the hands free smart trunk (stand against trunk and wait for 5 second countdown and opens automatically if the car is locked and key is out of range for 30 seconds).
I owned a 2008 Elantra and traded for this 2018 model after 10 years. I love both of them.
Thanks for the review. I had a Hyundai Elantra many years ago (it was a 2002) and the price tag was what led me to get it because I sold a more expensive car to pay off school loans. Long story short, it was an ok car with some good pep but I had to take it back to the dealership to get something fixed over and over and over. Back then Hyundai was not manufacturing well-designed cars and to their detriment "Hyundai" became synonymous with the kind of car you just don't want to invest any money in. Times have changed however and these days I would get another Hyundai because they are much better in both design and quality. Of course you can get a much better car from other manufacturers but Hyundai has really closed the gap.
Thanks, this was a very helpful review. I have been a Toyota owner for nearly 20 years (Corolla, Yaris) but I am seriously considering the Elantra.
You're welcome. I'm glad it was helpful. Have you test driven a Hyundai yet? I actually prefer Toyotas and KIAs myself.
100 Rental Cars Not yet, but will this week.
I bought my 2017 SE Elantra from a Toyota dealer for $11,000- out the door price. Previously a rental car. Was only a year and a half old and had 43,000 miles. Nearly 2 years later has 77,000 miles. No problems with it. Average around 35 to 38 mpg mixed driving. Noticed gas mileage does go down in colder weather, also the heater takes a while to work especially in extreme winter weather. Very easy to change engine oil, there are holes in the skid pad to allow easy access to drain plug and filter. Would definitely recommend.
Hey how did it drive on highways? How are you liking it now?
IK7 unfortunately my son loves it too so signing it over to him tomorrow, 80,000 miles now and runs like a dream, good for all types of driving, will miss it.
I like how you can get serious xm on base models Hyundai’s on Toyota they make you go up to higher trims
Confusing for Canadians when it comes to Elantra videos...the SE in Canada is the Limited trim, third level up, with sunroof and more. I do like the design inside and out. Not too busy, well laid out. Really practical review.
Thanks Ronald! Yeah, I don't understand why manufacturers insist on using different names in different regions. It's needlessly confusing. Anyway, cheers!
Update on my 17 Elantra. Purchased
new in June of 16, loaded with both popular, And tech packages. Just turned 72.000 miles, 0 repairs, 0 issues. Runs and drives just like the day I bought it .
Another great review. This car stacks up almost identical to the Chevy Cruze.
Thanks!
GREAT REVIEW
THANK . YOU.
Very good review
Hi, nice review. I have this car, 2 years old now, 30.000 miles, 0 problems or issues. I have both pop and tech packages. Push button start etc... there IS a pad under the trunk to open It! Those Koreans really do think of everything. You had your fingers on it. Just didn't push upwards enough. And of course you can pop it open with the remote. On mine, with tech package, I just stand behind it for about 3 seconds, and it opens by itself. Iam very pleased with this car.
You're kidding me? I missed it?!? I swear I spend two solid minutes pushing and pressing under there and the trunk didn't open. Awww man, I hate making mistakes like this. But it does happen. I only have these cars for 2 or 3 days, so I really don't get a lot of time with them. Thank you for pointing out my error. I'll favorite your comment so hopefully others will see it.
And by the way, I agree with your assessment of Korean cars. I freakin' love my KIA Sedona. You're right, they really do design great vehicles. Thanks for the great comment. Cheers!
I got the value edition of the 17 elantra. It's the most loaded up SE trim you can buy. It has a sunroof blind spot detection LED daytime running lights proximity key with push-button start heated seats power trunk leather steering wheel, self dimming mirror, dual zone climate it's awesome stuff.
katieducky23 yup, great car. Enjoy!
Actually, that one wouldn't have had the trunk pad. The pad and smart trunk come with models with proximity keys and this one used a traditional key. Next trim up (Value Edition would).
great review. I miss the key on cars today. I rented an Elantra and have to say was very comfortable and in pouring rain very stable.
Thanks!
hyundai has stepped up their game. and to be quite honest for a budget friendly car this is beautiful and it doesnt scream CHEAP at you. i have driven one and now in the market for one. great car overall and is a great vehicle for your highscool student or college studen or your drive to work on the cold snowy winter days.
That’s why I love this Elantra!
i live in chicago and i’m considering buying it. does it work well in the snow?
Hey buddy, hope all is well. In your opinion, does this car have the best ergonomics of any small car you've tested? Thanks!
is this car good in the snow? granted, chicago’s snow is going away every year that passes but if i were to put snow tires, would it still work?
I really enjoyed your review 😁
Thank you Kimberly!
I got a 2018 with 21,000 miles on it, paying notes but it worth it... Great lil car, traded my 2007 Volvo S80 in for it...
Just brought one! Escape is out of the door into the parking lot if drivetime and toyota gave us this Elantra
Congratulations!
@@100RentalCars thanks. Ours is silver with the same wheels and features
So using a key to start the car and the use of the push button. Which one is better to use?
Nice review. The typical final selling price for the Elantra SE in my area seems to be about $16,000. with automatic transmission. It gets considerably better gas mileage than the Toyota Corolla, and some reviewers say their real world mileage is the same as the 2018 Civic, which has a CVT and higher published mileage specs. The Elantra engine is Atkinson Cycle, which seems to help make the most of the 6 speed automatic transmission. The Elantra also seems to be slightly quieter than the Civic with a more comfortable ride but less road feel through the steering wheel. The rear drum brakes in the Elantra SE are cheaper to manufacture, but I have not heard any complaints about the breaking ability.
Thanks for the kind words. And I agree, I really do like the Elantra. I also really like KIAs lately. Have you tried out the Optima?
Not yet, but is is very good looking.
Elantras are great. If it wasn't for the back seat space being tighter, I would have chosen this over my 2017 Corolla. Real world has gas mileage has been pretty bad over my year of ownership. The wife wants one of these, I think I'm gonna pull the trigger. Good review!
I just purchased a 2018 Elantra SEL, similar to this one. I negotiated hard and after 3 visits to the dealer, I paid $14,277 before taxes for it. I am very happy so far.
Nice price. Well done. And congratulations!
Thank you
How do can I Know if my Elantra 2018 Is SE or SEL? Whats the difference?
I have this car. Yeah it's great. Very happy with it.🔥
Nice!
I believe that this is a SEL. The SE has smaller wheels that use hubcaps rather than the alloy wheels. Also, the SE does not have the center screen like this one unless added as an option or changed for the 18 model year.
This is the SEL trim. For 2018 Enterprise and Avis have been buying the SEL trim over the SE trim. For 2017 the trim car rental companies would buy was the base SE.
Nope they still buy SE's as well... they may buy SEL's as well but they still buy SE's... my local Enterprise I think has a few 2018 SE's.
Vincent D Oh yeah by I am just saying that they would only buy SE for 2017. Now for 2018 they are mixing it up a little bit.
Honestly they don't really get to pick which trim level they get really, they send out quotes saying what they need, and whichever has the cheapest price, they buy... manufacturers usually try to send models that aren't base models to try and promote their vehicles... they buy them from one dealer in the U.S., and then that dealer ships them the cars, which are ordered and NOT bought off the lot... I work for a new car dealer and know how fleet/rental/government sales work.
Vincent D Well they usually don’t even buy from a dealer. Just Right from the manufacturer.
I love this insider talk! I know Disney Fan was or is in the industry. He's a wealth of great knowledge. Are you in the industry too Vincent?
This is an SEL trim. Also, HD FM Radio was switched off ! :(
Thanks! I should have just reached out to you and asked beforehand. Duh!
I Am Gonna Buy One Soon I Don’t Know When
I enjoyed your review. I've owned my 2018 Elantra SEL since new and I really love it, overall. It's very efficient to own in terms of MPGs and maintenance requirements, while also looking and feeling upscale for the class of car. I have 2 criticisms though: 1) It's a low riding car that has a tendency to scrape the chin on curbs and moderately sloped driveway/parking lot entrances. 2) The 6-spd automatic leaves a lot to be desired in urban driving 40mph and under. Excessive gear hunting and aggressive downshifts. Out on open roads it's very smooth and well behaved.
Beautiful car
Does 2018 elantra have blue link
This car looks more like the Hyundai SEL inside what with the 7 in display screen and the button selection on the steering wheel.
I had one literally exactly like this as a loner for 3 weeks and put 1,200 miles on it and I liked it, but it sucked really bad in the snow (ran it up on the sidewalk the first I drove it) and it’s kinda slow for me. I have a 2013 Elantra limited and a 2015 Sonata and if I were to buy one I would definitely go with the limited, but I don’t think you could go wrong buying one.
Hey Gage. It's bad in the snow? Well that's disappointing to hear. Did you have similar issues with your 2013 Elantra or the 2015 Sonata?
100 Rental Cars the 2015 Sonata is absolutely fantastic in the snow, the 2013 Elantra is okay but definitely a little better than the 2018. We have brand new Mechlin tires on the Elantra now hopefully that will make it a little bit better.
Hi.. how are you? Question: in long drives how well does it perform? (I'm talking about interstate drive, like from california all way up to seattle washington drive).
Hello. Yes, it's great on the interstate. It has a comfortable ride and it gets decent gas mileage. I think it'll serve you well on your long trip. And good luck! Sounds like an amazing drive.
@@100RentalCars I appreciate the response. Thanks.. cheers! 🍻
Hey you're in the chi! Do you live here too? Or just visiting? You were driving down I55 and 83 near where I live. Haha.
I have an SE and it has the SE logo in the back and it doesnt vome with nav
I bit the bullet and bought a 2018 SEL. I've only had it a week and put a couple hundred miles on it, but boy am I loving this car! I have a bad back and a bad hip, so seat comfort is vitally important. I have no pain in this car. "Quiet little family sedan" sums it up pretty well. I rides smoothly. In normal acceleration there's barely engine noise at all. I do wish there was a bit less road noise. It's not LOUD, but it's definitely the most prominent interior noise. Wind noise is very low, mostly from around the side mirror. The build quality seems vault-like. The doors are heavy and solid. We'll see how it holds up over time. I find acceleration perfectly adequate. For what I'm used to, I'd even say it feels peppy. In my typical driving, I'm averaging right about 40mpg...what I averaged in my 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage. Phenomenal. What I'm noticing in this car that really impresses me is the attention to little details that you often don't find in "cheap" cars. I like how i was able to adjust how many times my turn signal blinks when i tap the lever to change lanes. I appreciate the handle on the inside of the trunk lid to close it without having to touch the dirty trunk lid itself. If i took the time, I could probably come up with a long list of nice little touches like that.
Congratulations! And thanks for the amazing comment. Please post your own review!
@@100RentalCars Thanks! I'm thinking about posting my own initial impressions, top likes and dislikes, etc. I dont know jack about producing vids tho. Editing software, how to record and apply voiceovers. Stuff like that. Much to learn.
It’s a good car drives good. I just hate how these no dip stick for transmission and it’s fairly hard to change yourself.
I bought one brand new with only 24k miles so far and no problems. But again the trans dosnt seem to be the greatest.
I wonder if they rent the eco version or sport version? They make a small turbo version that gets 32/40 mpg and another turbo version with 200 hp. Might give this car a little more personality
I've never seen the sport or eco models on the Enterprise lot, but they could have a few elsewhere in the country. I'll keep my eyes open! And I had no idea about the Turbo version. Man I'd love to try that. A 200hp Hyundai?!?!
Do you live in Chicago?
Hyundai is known for giving the vehicle more interior space than it's class. Elantra can compete with Fusion, and Sonata with Taurus.
Would you buy this car? I am about to maybe get one from Enterprise and it has 42000 miles and I am sooooooo confused! I am very very poor I live paycheck to paycheck and need something to last would you recommend it
The newer Hyundais are fairly reliable, so it's a pretty safe bet. But, if you're in a tight spot financially you can never go wrong with a well maintained Honda Civic or...if you're open to it, older Nissan Leafs sell for under 5k and are pretty reliable. You'd get a cheap vehicle, save on gas, and have an interesting fun car. Just a thought. As for buying from Enterprise, I think it's a good idea. They maintain their cars pretty well and I believe that back up their sales with a warranty, so it should be a safe bet. Anyway, good luck! Let me know what you end up buying.
@@100RentalCars thank you so much for your reply and time on this I really appreciate it!
That's SEL trim since the SE trim doesn't have touch screen and has wheels with covers on them.
The SE does have the touch screen.
I owned 2018 elantra sel, engine start shaking after a year, right turn noise and chipped paint
Do this car come with a CD player built in? I don't see it at all
Nissan models still have them lol, not sure about anyone else
thanks
You're welcome!
+100 Rental Cars thank you very
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I just bought one used with 35k miles and I'm seeing 45mpg highway
I saw the key and I laughed! Remind me of 1960s.
I know, right? Would it kill Hyundai to spend just a few more bucks on the fob? Recently Hyundai bought out Kia, so I'm hoping Kia design team will heavy influence future Hyundais. 👍
Why ? The more things are automatic the more things break and not only does it break but it’s expense to fix.
Don’t get me wrong tech is good for some things but people are getting very lazy these days. It breaks my heart to have it so hard to find Manuel transmissions.
It is the lowest model
does it come with backup camera?
Yes
Your rental would actually be an SEL since it has the alloy wheels, touch screen, and a few other extras. My aunt and uncle have one like this in bright blue and like it. Although since this one has no trim level on it, it might still be an SE with "Fleet Only" options like the touch screen and the alloy wheels. I'm leaning more toward SEL though.
Vincent D Yeah it’s a SEL.
Thanks Vincent. I'm glad the answer wasn't too obvious. Personally, I hate that the rental companies get "special" trim levels. Makes me feel like I'm being cheated. Anyway, thanks again (as always) for helping me figure this out.
Bummer! And I felt so confident when I recorded this. Oh well. I'll highlight your comment so others know I was wrong. Thanks again. Next time I'm going to reach out to you ahead of time!
Which edition has push button start SE or SEL
Value Edition. One model above this one. Used to be called SE Tech Package... my aunt and uncle have a 2017 SE Tech Package, and it has push button start.
This must be an sel because mine doesn't have that radio
We love this vehicle inside and out, but admit it does not hold a candle to a 2018 Camry.
I rented one of these and it was a smooth ride. However, for someone that's used to getting in and out of SUV, this sits too low to the ground. Big people, and folks with bad knees will have a hard time getting in and out of this car.
Like me 😳
I like key no key fob!!
Hey, this is the elantra SEL.
The car you're showing in your video is an SEL. not an SE. The difference can be noted in the Android auto and apple carplay screen and also the mid screen display between the instruments. And also blind side mirrors. Plus I noticed the car you're driving has Alloy rims the AC only comes with steel rims with a plastic metallic-looking Hub cover. So the Rent-A-Car that you're showing for your video is definitely SEL not an SE.
I like what this car offers, but if the acceleration is slow as the Veloster, then it's a no for me. I was deciding between the Elantra, and Corolla. I think I'll go with the Corolla since I'll keep my car for a while. My 2012 Toyota Yaris currently has 140,000 and no problems whatsoever. My Yaris will be going to my sister.
I think you're making the right choice. I've never been impressed with the acceleration on a Hyundai.
The acceleration on a corrola is slower than the Elantra lol. Smaller engine. Less Hp and less torque.
I had a 2017 Elantra limited. It was loaded....I mean LOADED with tech and the interior was very quiet but I grew tired of the weak acceleration. The car is light too. I felt every bump in the road which is annoying. I switched up and got a challenger. I'm extremely happy. Hey have you rented a challenger? Try to get a RT plus. Its what I have.
Wait, hold on. You went from an Elantra to a Challenger? Wow that's a change! Well done sir. And I agree, the Elantra is a really nice car, but it's main problem is acceleration. But honestly, I think it's built more for comfort than speed. And yes, I have driven a Challenger. I had a bright "mango" orange SXT and LOVED it. Take a quick look here: czcams.com/video/SJuZ1FrCi8c/video.html
Oh ok thanks. I will. I'll be 50 in august and what I love about the challenger is how it reminds me of cars from my youth. Its big, heavy and has a beastly v8 engine. The seats are VERY comfortable. The 18 speaker stereo sounds fantastic (it also has surround sound). I remember a time when cruise control and power windows were an expensive luxury not to mention very rare.
I agree the Elantra is built for comfort. I guess I grew tired of it.
How much gas does it takes to fill it up?
Hello 100 Rental Cars. If you were spending your own hard-earned dollars for a compact family sedan, would you choose the Elantra, or the Corolla? Whenever I drive a Corolla, I'm impressed by the refinement of its engine. Although neither powerful nor sporty, it works with a smoothness that speaks to its engineering quality. Even in the last generation Corolla with the 4 speed auto, I could get 30/40 mpg city/highway, which is better than its EPA rating. On the other hand, I like the Elantra's interior design.
azaz911c have you considered the new civic?
azaz911c from past experiences and word of mouth ,the Hyundais do not hold up over time like the corollas. If you want to keep the car long term (8+ years) then I would definitely get the Corolla. But if your going to trade it your car after 5-7 years, the Elantra can be a decent car. Realize though, many of the Hyundais have had recalls on their GDI engines, and Hyundais refused to stand behind their work. I'd definitely go Corolla on that one.
Brian Lawrance Even if he’s going to keep it 5-7 years the corolla might be the better choice because Hyundai’s depreciate quickly
Yes. I used to have one of the older ones too and enjoyed it very much. Now that I've become older, however, I find the Civic ride quality and NVH at little harsh for my liking, and prefer something a little more soft riding for everyday commuting.
azaz911c if you want something that rides soft, get yourself a Camry 4 cylinder . They ride much softer than even a Corolla. Get one with low miles and it can still last you a long time. Plus,the newer Camry 4-cylinders get better gas milage than the corollas from 10 years ago.
SEL. SE doesn’t have big screen or backup camera
My SE has a back up camera
2017 41k Infiniti doesn’t have blind spot monitoring.
Where’s the horn!!? And what is your personal car?
Ha! I chickened out. I recorded most of this in a forest preserve in the early morning. There was a bunch of people enjoying a quit walk/run and I didn't want to be a jerk. But I did think of you when I was deciding whether or not to hit the horn! I promise I'll add it back into my reviews. I've got a 2018 Caravan right now. I'll honk the sh** out of it tomorrow.
And my personal car? I drive a 2012 Prius C2. Not very sexy, but I love it. On a good day I can get 70 mpg on my commute to work. What are you driving?
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Nissan Murano Platinum, Subaru Wrx and a Acura Tlx , i get no where near 70 mpg😂😂😂
Adrian Marcel. You're rich man. 👍
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this is SEL not SE, SE has hubcaps, SEL has rims
5 years ago it was 16G’s now it’s 18 G’s t’f
so you mean this car is slow that everyone goes pas you? i mean im going to rent this from alamo LA and i dont want to drive slow car what cant go just fast as others .
I drive mine 80 85 mph on the freeway everyday, and its perfectly happy to do so.
I liked the Corolla Better. Elantra was Fine, sighlines were not fantastic. But I was surprised how much I enjoyed Driving a Corolla more.
I agree, Toyota makes some really good cars. I hope I get a 2018 Corolla soon, I really liked the 2018 Camry.
SEL
I’d say it’s an SEL
Probably. I should have put some more time into figuring it out. Oh well, lesson llearned. ✌️
This is not an Elantra SE... The SE is not quiet- because it doesn't have hood insulation. It doesn't have the android/apple stuff either or the large touch screen and LCD head lamps. Also, it doesnt have the nice wheels or
visor extentions Im sure there is more...
It is roomy.
Really? Sorry for the mistake. Sometimes it's hard to figure out if the car isn't marked. Do you think this is the SEL? Or something else? And thanks for pointing out my mistake. I'll do my best to correct it.
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That is an SEL, not an SE.
That is an SEL elantra
I don't want MORE tech *crap.*
I want a LOT LESS!
BTW: Don't look for any review videos that deal with reliability. No one's interested in quality anymore. Everybody's interested in useless toys ... that break. (Children in adult bodies.)
My 17 Elantra, loaded with all the tech and goodies, just turned 4 years old in june, and has 72.000 miles on it. Its had 0 repairs, and 0 issues. Everything works like new.
I test drove this car today. Um, no. My 20 year old Toyota with 305k miles has faster acceleration. Really, it does.
305,000?!?! Wow. Any major problems during that time frame?
Rent Mazda 6 and 3
Both are on the top of my list. I actually saw a 6 on the enterprise lot last week, but someone snatched it up before I could call dibs. Soon! I promise.
100 Rental Cars That is understandable. Indeed which rented sedan was the most fuel efficient?
This is an sel
That's not a base se you munchkin, it has the larger touchscreen.
Munchkin? 😀
@@100RentalCars Yes.
Oh, I wasn't questioning your comment. You made me laugh. I REALLY appreciate the sarcasm/snark. Well played sir.
the only thing good on this car is console screen
72.000 miles on mine since new. 0 repairs, 0 issues of any kind. Your totally wrong. Great car.
As slow as the accent o yeah accent has 130 hp lol we rented one it was SLOOOOWWWWWW
I say this then buys one 😂
pretty sure this is a 2017 LOL
2017 and 2018 models have the same design.
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Seriously? You complain about the 160 hp focus that rides,handles better with less road noise but fawn over the import that that takes jobs away from our country. Smfh.
Sorry you didn't like the video. I try, but I don't always get it right. Thanks for taking the time to give me some feedback. Much appreciated. ✌️
The Elantra is built in Montgomery, Alabama as is the Sonata and other Hyundai vehicles.
hisownfool1 wasn’t last I checked,thanks for the update.
That's not an SE.