2023 Hyundai Elantra N: Regular Car Reviews
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Hyundai Elantra N the official car of: we have a Civic Type R at home
Can't beat this one. Got it in 1 and I'm surprised the guys didn't pick it up.
Oh nice. that's a good one :)
It's extremely that, locally it's competing with the Civic in price lol.
honda engine will not , i repeat WILL NOT lockup at 50k miles.
true story
😂
"I'm over 30 and an ibuprofen is part of this balanced breakfast." I have been personally attacked by this statement.
I'm with you
@@RegularCars Mid 50's checking in. One baby asprin in AM, one in PM.
@@RegularCars Tylenol and blood pressure medication here.
Same, lmao. I popped two yesterday after a morning of weed wacking.
I feel like the actual answer to that is the Integra Type S... 😄
The owner has that sheepish "PLEASE don't make me justify my decision to purchase this car" look that Mr. Regular has a way of eliciting from many guests.
Man sounded like he was screaming inside when Mr. Regular found the sticker on the pulley belt thing.
@@damienlee1165Hyundai quality control 😂
For me, I watch as 5 elantra N’s go ham all day at my local track while all these sports car legends have to take breaks and cool down often
Elantra N, the automotive equivalent of buying any flagship Android phone that isn't a Samsung.
The Pixel phones are better than Samsungs. lol
Like an LG?
This really is true. You even end up with the people like “no no this one is better” 😂😂😂
The OnePlus. Of cars!
@RegularCars lol. Nope definitely not korean 😅. I swear..
The empty space on the dash is exactly what Mr Regular was describing on the ionic 5. Its a space for you to mount your phone, just with a suction cup mount. It even has a circle surrounding where the suction cup goes
Ohhhhh ok that's what that is for... thanks!
Its actually the spot where the drive mode button goes on the Elantra N Line. The DCT model of that has that blank spot populated by that button.
Mind blown.
@@stonksinspectors7949 your right!!!
@@sagnbaby I would know because I own one myself, couldnt afford the actual N so I got an N Line
For what it’s worth, if you care about tracking your HOT SEDAN, I have taken my Elantra N to NCM park in Bowling Green numerous times, bone stock. The car rips ass, does not overheat, does not brake fade on OEM pads, and the chassis balance is fantastic. The front LSD might as well be magic.
It doesn’t feel “special” inside like a type R, but when you’re driving it at the limit it sure feels special. I think being able to have that experience straight from the factory is worth commending.
Hell yeah brother I lived in BG KY for years
Nah but “it’s a Hyundai,” amiright? Pshhh
I’ve owned an 2023 Elantra N for well over a year now and I’m convinced this is the greatest car that “car enthusiasts” want to shit on. It checks off all the boxes and so many people I feel are trying to find any flaw with this car just for the sake of having a critique. This thing is putting up similar performance numbers to my 2007 Chrysler 300 Srt8 when it was still stock. That’s crazy, Hyundai produced a cheap turbo four banger that can hang with what was considered the hellcat of its day. Obviously I’m biased but still I feel some of the flack this car gets from the community is kinda unwarranted.
It's a Hyundai.
When I compare a new 12 month old car to a 14 year old car is a "crazy" argument. Technology advancement is a thing mhm. But I understand your point of view that this car is not something to laugh it, it's just difficult to respect Hyundai.
@@dephataznboi I remember Payless shoes did an experiment where for a day they changed the name of one of their stores to a fake high end boutique. Sold the same crap at higher prices and people ate that shit up. Y’all forget genesis is just that for Hyundai but it’s still hyundai
@dephataznboi Are you daft? That 14 year old car had far more displacement and was 700 lbs heavier. Not to mention the difference in handling just because of the suspension/chassis setup.
The EN is infact far better where it matters even against cars in its own class today regardless of it being a "Hyundai". If you know, you know.
@johndong7524 tell me you didn't watch the whole video without telling me you didn't watch the whole video
This is the Dodge Neon SRT when the bug eye WRX ruled the streets, in the early 2000's.
Except more reliable
@@rosestrohm7986not even close
Until this thing shows up every one of its competitors then its nowhere near the SRT4 launch. And it has a muffler regardless of pops 🤣
@@akirony ironically, this thing gets gapped by SRT-4s
@@iceman5117 i wont dare to doubt that 😆
Hot Sedan❌
Super Saloon✅
Uh-oh he went into literary theory again.
I like that he does that. It actually makes this educational. This is the shit I never paid attention to in high school or college but I wish I had.
RCR is the Literary English Lesson we could have wanted lol
People will talk crap on this car but this car is fast and you can make it really fast for cheap so keep that in mind
Exactly bro crackin all these one liners & jokes but all jokes aside stock it’s gapping hell cats & scats off the line
Being able to individually adjust the aggression settings of The engine, DCT, dampers, steering, exhaust, LSD, and ESC is absolutely fantastic!
Your commute to work has a lot of bumpy roads?....put the dampers in comfort, while keeping everything else full aggressive.
If you find the steering a little too heavy in sport or sport+ then put in normal setting, without having to put everything else in normal.
The only other cars that have versatility like that are $90K+ cars like m4, CT5 V, AMGs, and other high end performance coupes and sedans.
The fact that you have 3 separate aggression settings for the electronic limited slip differential is also incredible!
And it is really easy to make those adjustments in the infotainment. You just click on the N icon and swipe right And boom you're right on the screen that allows you to adjust each one to your liking. I don't own one of these cars, so I'm not singing it's praises because I have one... But I do want one.
Bottom line is, we drive our cars differently in different situations, so to be able to customize the aggression/comfort levels of all those systems is wonderful, Especially in a car that only costs mid-30s.
It is the #1 performance bargain of this entire era.
That tech sounds really reliable and easy to fix
@@stevebuscemi3622some classic Steve buscemi sarcasm right there 👍
I was dumbfounded last year when I went to test drive a Palisade and learned that NONE were available. Anywhere. Sometimes, being cheaper is enough.
to add, when I sold hyundais , the palisade had just come out.
We were selling them for 10k over sticker and nobody even argued due to short supply (rigt before covid hit hard)
We couldnt keep one on the lot for more than 2 days.
@@yuriteixeira5816 Were the buyers just unfamiliar with Hyundai? The smash popularity of the Palisade was mysterious to me.
@skenzyme81 No that is what is happening with all of their models right now. Check out the new Santa Fe.
@@skenzyme81I see those goddamn things, and their Kia Telluride stablemates, everywhere. Ev. Ree. Whurr. I’m so sick of them.
I’m actually good friends with one of the folks that helped engineer the Elantra N!
I also owned my N for 40k miles on a stage 2 tune all of its life and it took the abuse perfectly fine.
The guy in California with the loud exhaust got screwed because the tech was insisting on testing his car in the N drive mode. No one, ever, has tested the cars in their top driving mode
Theyre supposed to test them in the mode that its in on start up, so it should have been Auto or whatever the default it reverts to at each start up. The guy definitely got screwed there.
Doesn't matter. Hyundai sold a car that breaks regulations, period.
@@iceman5117 The car is CARB approved. It didn't break regulations.
@@michelanvalo it was never carb approved in all modes of operation. Saying the car is carb approved because it passes in specific circumstances is like saying that VW diesels meet federal emissions regs.
@@iceman5117no it says track mode for when on a track right is that too hard for you to understand
I got an N because it was $10k ($15k-20k in the real world) cheaper, has a DCT and heated seats. Those are not small things at all.
Dct sold me too
Justification is not required.
The elentra n is a neon srt4 if dodge made it today, cheap quick and fun
Speaking as someone who looked into an Elantra N.
Elantra N, the great value type R,
Elantra N, I don’t have 40k for a fucking civic
DCT EN>CTR
Says the guy who obviously didn’t test drive one lol
@@19hundoc47 Test drove both. Both are nice, EN is cheaper though and drives more like a 90s tuner car, has a great personality. The CTR is faster, but it feels more numb than the EN, especially the steering.
@@dominicg2456 at the end of the day, the EN just feels more fun
But they stopped making the Veloster N.
They should really nut up and bring back the Tiburon as an N-badge car aimed right at the GR86.
I had an 08 Tiburon and loved it, I'd love to see it come back
You mean a Genesis Coupe?
@@terbo2000 We stopped getting those in 2016, but essentially. Bringing it back over to the Hyundai branding for an N-badge would be a power move.
As a Veloster N owner I’m patiently waiting for a revamped Veloster N or a Tiburon N. I’ll put down the deposit now
@@Poooridge123 I nearly bought a Veloster N instead of my BRZ tS. 3-door quirkiness and the N's raw attitude were very appealing.
This episode reminded me that Mr Regular was a teacher years ago. He still has that teacher talk and I love it lol
Thanks~!
Let’s be honest. If Hyundai and Kia had cars that lasted 500k miles routinely and were as cheap to repair as a jenga tower, Honda and Toyota guys would still dunk on them. The problem with the Elantra N is the same problem Hyundai and Kia have had forever. People who pay more money for objects are never going to be motivated to believe there may be deals elsewhere.
hyundai still has yet to shed their reputation of being shitboxes. it took honda and toyota decades to be taken seriously, and only after they made good products that wouldn't rust out so easily
Hyundai Elantra N, when you want a civic type R but have child support payments going to 3 different households.
As an EN owner, thank you. I needed this 🤣🙏🏻
one of your best episodes in a while
As much as it is, and I do in fact own one. (23Abyss Black in DCT) I think you nailed it with the car’s identity. There’s so much customisation that it feels like the car is giving that message “tune me to how you want me to feel and drive”. I will sound biased, but there’s a certain beauty behind it, instead of seeing someone’s vision, you’re crafting a canvas for yourself (sort of). I love my EN and plan to drive her till she grows old (if we get there). Cool review, I personally like how it looks, especially in black cuz that thing looks ANGRY on the road. Love it, don’t regret it 👍
I hope you guys never stop making RCR videos. Please consider doing a live show here in Oklahoma! I mean, how exciting could that be? I know it’ll feel like it, but Tonya Harding was not from here (no shame). Crossing my fingers for a JL Wrangler Rubicon review. Because reasons.
Hyundai N. I want a honda civic R, but I want it to have had any significant development in the past decade.
the N engine has largely been the same since 2018 and the DCT since its introduction since 2020.
@@ShaiyanHossain the last time the civic got more than basic upgrades was 2005 with the only potentially interesting thing to happen is the upgrade to the 2L turbo for the type r in 2015. And since then it's same same but heavier.
@@milamber319 fk8 brought back IRS and new chassis stiffening si the car didn't understeer as much and was actually stable over 100mph. Unless you count the GRC none of the sport compacts have had meaningful evolutions since 2016-18 ish. Just incremental refinements
@@ShaiyanHossain ok so Honda has done 1 other thing... Bring back a feature from the 2000 model type are.
Not making changes for a few years is pretty normal. Especially after you develop your hot hatch platform from scratch with modern tech like the N and it ain't a rehash of older designs... oh and don't forget Toyota developed a whole new hot hatch platform they applied to 2 different cars. Let's just ignore that a second I suppose...
Honda hasn't innovated for not just 5 or 6 years... Over 15. Twice as long. They were late to the game with turbos they brought BACK features they had previously used from 20 years ago. What have they done that has shaken up the industry since 2005 be honest with yourself.
The last really great Honda was the 2007 accord euro. There has not need a Honda at the peak of its segment since.
@@milamber319the 07 accord euro has the worst, most failure prone transmission honda ever put out, and it was ugly. The 09/10 facelift fixed every issue it had, made it gorgeous too but they never released it as a Euro R like the prior ones.
The 2010 era Accord Euro is still one of my favourite looking common cars on the road
Honda hasn't ever really been innovators on purpose, they just tick all the boxes necessary to the highest degree that the financial team will allow (which is slipping)
I had a deposit on an Elantra N for almost 3 months. Went to go sign the papers the day that it was delivered, and the dealer tried shafting me on my trade in. Told them to go fly a kite and the VW dealer treated me right. Never even got to drive it.
Hyundai's problem is that their dealership network in the US is their biggest hindrance. My buddy had to fight a kia dealership after someone stole his identity and bought a car illegally with his name. They told him "Well someone has to pay and that will be you." He pointed out they fraudulently sold a car knowing damn well that the person could not be him as they used his driver's license and even the picture in the paperwork had his face, but the woman who bought it claiming to be him was the one who walked out with the keys. They laughed in face and said "Well if you felt like being a cross-dressing f*ggot that day it isn't our fault." It wasn't until he got lawyers and the State AG involved did they drop it and take it off his credit. They knowingly opened a fraudulent loan and tried to stick him with the bill. Their EVs would be more common if the dealers didnt scare off buyers constantly. The local kia/hyundai dealers are notorious for not stocking the things and even going as far as threatening would-be buyers with trespassing if they don't buy what the dealer tells them to buy. Most of the Hyundai's dealers act like sleazy used car salesmen, and given the long term quality of these cars, they may as well be selling used cars. If you were selling these like Saturns and Teslas, people can overlook a lot of issues with the cars. Make the process easy and the cars inexpensive, people overlook things.
I'd get an Ioniq 5 N if I knew I could just buy one outright and not do the insane back and forth with a scumbag dealer, if they even stock the damn thing.
@@shadowpillar2483 I’ve heard that they’re a nuisance to deal with, but that is a literal horror story. Unbelievable.
Their UK service seems to be better, at least the one I went to, didn’t buy anything but everyone was very nice and didn’t try and screw me over on anything
@@GTI_Man Sadly it didn't end there. It took him 4 years to clear his name and only because the lady got arrested and caught with tons of stolen IDs during a drug bust. The whole story is even more insane and a complete failure of the system. If someone steals your Identity, even if you inform all the agencies and the police, they will let an identity thief get pretty far as there's money to be made off the victims who will be held liable for the actions of the criminals. The police did not care, and one lieutenant spoke candidly and said "The city makes more money if we don't help you, deal with it." My buddy had to fight parking and traffic tickets for years on a car that was not his, and even had to fight the DMV on removing it from his name as they wanted to collect on the registration.
Also somewhat related, always sign off on a release of liability when you sell a car. Even when you do that they will try to stick you with violations and liens the new owner accrues.
Dude the Kia and Hyundai dealerships in Canada are NOT like this at all, I’ve owned two and both times it’s been an absolute pleasure.
That ring on the left of the cluster is actually a ring magnet to attach your cellphone onto it. That is a feature that Hyundai never advertised.
Easter eggs to drum up free chat amongst car geeks.
its not,
it just so happens to be a spot that works that way.
Its for express fractions
lol its really for DCT Equipped N lines for modes. ITS REAAALLY DUMB
Man, the reference regarding a colostomy bag being a modification was totally unexpected. I laughed pretty hard at that. Very nice. 👍🏻
Dumb that this isn't offered as a hatchback, or at least a liftback like the CTR/Integra Type S.
In other markets you can get an i30N in a Liftback it's basically the same but it looks better and is more aggressive
@@milamber319sigh... why am I not surprised? The US market always gets shafted on hatchbacks. I really liked the previous i30 hatch we got here in the US as the "Elantra GT" - but we never got a full N version, just the "N Line" trim with 201hp.
That’s what the veloster n was for
The i20 N, i30 N, Veloster N and later the Kona N filled those hot hatchback niches, with the latter teo being offered in the USA.
@@LouisSubearth True, but the Kona N is DCT only and the Veloster's cargo capacity is tiny compared to most equivalent hot hatches (GTI/R, CTR, GR Corolla)
The N cars have 4 user-defineable buttons, two star buttons (one on wheel and one below nav) linked to the head unit. The other two are for custom modes. You can hold any of these buttons to define its function in about a second. These custom modes can change every aspect of the car: handling, engine responsiveness, exhaust, and the behavior of the eLSD. You can switch custom modes without touching the screen or even taking your hands off the wheel. You should read the manual sometime.
Most importantly the two giant N Buttons either side of the wheel, A Monkey could work that out so what a strange complaint he made.
Seeing the stick shift / passenger leg saver is worth the price of admission alone!
I am really glad this car exists. If i could afford a second car I'd want this. A manual transmission performance sedan that's relatively affordable. Outstanding
"Sometimes you just want to feel like you're driving someone's vision." YES THIS, so much this. I've been having trouble describing exactly why endless driving modes and tweaks you can make via screen bother me so much, but it's exactly that. They rob the car of any sense of identity, like it's just making a lame attempt to be everything. Nobody wants to be in a relationship with someone who's entirely dependent on you to decide who they are what their personality should be, that's not healthy. In the same way I want my cars to have a sense of focused purposeful identity. Ifeveryone can drive the same car, fiddle around with options and modes, and come away feeling like they drove entirely different cars, then it's a sad car with an identity crisis and I don't want it.
YEAH!
though I like toys this is well put
I had a math teacher once tell me: "You know what happens when too many people get involved into making something? A good idea gets diluted."
Thank you for putting into words something I've been thinking for a while but could never quite articulate. All the adjustments and different drive modes have always bugged me, and I couldn't quite figure out why, and you absolutely nailed it. If you don't like how the car drives, buy a different car. Every car doesn't need to do every single thing.
I mean I'd agree if this wasn't a $30k purchase. The relationship analogy doesn't really make sense from a person to a vehicle. I don't have to pull a loan to be in a relationship nor with a car do I have to consider the nuances of the plentiful differences between people that I have no bearing on. Regardless if I wanted to change those characteristics about them.
This thing costs around $30k, the more customizable options I'd say is better, but maybe I am just a person who likes to cultivate my own experience, especially when my money is involved.
I see more value in being able to fine tune my experience and am able to change my experience whenever I please. I mean one could argue the simple act of purchasing ANY vehicle is cultivating your own experience cause in the end you buy a car that appeals to some part of you.
The. four minute incline-ometer pod outro was perfect.
Live with the variable suspension it's amazing in this car and the C7. No more hard ride on aftermarket springs or GTI body roll. Its is amazing.
The fine dining analogy is masterful. Poetic.
"Let's get into literary theory"
YES LET'S GET IT THIS IS WHAT I WANT!!!!! HELL YEAH!!!!!!
My family has a 2021 Elantra Limited (non-N) and it’s got a lot for a cheaper family sedan. It’s comfortable, spacious, and gets great gas mileage. My experience is around 38 city, 42 highway, and even 50 in the mountains. I think it looks better than a civic, although they went too heavy on the lines. I agree that the lack of wireless car play is annoying but it’s not a huge deal. My biggest issue with it is that the steering is too sensitive and it doesn’t feel like it grips the road to me
I can't wait for you to get your hands on the Ionic 5 N. It is eye opening.
Kona N WHEN???
@@iamthad1546 Same lol but either of them really
EVs are for guys who kiss other guys
The last thing said about that circle is correct-- it is a placeholder like the placeholder for Ford tachometers. In this case, the "sport mode" controller goes there, but with the stick, you don't get sport mode because you don't need it (you can just stay in low gears longer).
I love the ending with the fake gauge. 😂
I think the lil blank plate next to the gauges is purpose built to slap a phone mount onto, which I kinda love the idea of.
I remember back in High School, My friend had a Toyoto Ecco. It was so light that the boys picked it up and put it sideways in a parking space. Fun times.
This is the best car review ive ever seen😂😂😂😂
Love that they finally covered at least one Hyundai n offerings. Been hoping that they would cover the Veloster N eventually but oh well.
As an Ioniq 5 owner I can attest that the star button is , in fact, the best choice for Android Auto/Carplay. Either of which must be annoyingly hard wired instead of wireless.
Honestly I hope this is the kind of thing that could be a software patch later but...I know it won't.
Hyundai Elantra N because my last Hyundai got stolen from my driveway
It's okay this one will be too.
This sounds way better than the Type R
9:56 btw Hyundai announced they're going to sell a limited amount of N Vision 74s to be released alongside the Genesis X Coupe/Convertible. Korean news is saying it's been upgraded to have 800 hp for the production model.
6:10 the wheels and frame rate lined up almost perfectly
That's a load-bearing sticker.
Pretty confident the dummy screen on the left is side view camera in other markets
Recent Hyundais have a really nice designs.
The Elantra is probably tied to the Integra/Civic as my favourite looking Compact Sedan.
Luc Donckerwolke still has the touch.
And for those who want to spend considerably less and still have fun, there's the Elantra NLine. I love mine to bits. Also, that "nothing panel" they mentioned at the end holds the drive mode control panel in the NLine. Unneeded in the N, so they just put a decoration there.
Good luck with your gdi engine!! Those intake valves are gonna get you in the long run!!!
@@sagnbaby Gotta keep those clean. I have my first maintenance of those scheduled in about 5000 kms. The reason people have problems there is that they don't get regular cleanings.
@@newcarpathia9422 that doest always work
@sagnbaby it does if you do it at the intervals you're supposed to do it at
@CaptainFrenchFri I've read to many bad reviews and I've done plenty of research but I'm gonna stick with what I have and not have the extra headache
Another funny thing about Hyundai is that we thinking to buy to my lovely mother a Casper model. Which is, just like in 90's Japan, suppoused to be a cool and cheap SUV for youngsters who likes surfing, but instead it's just good looking and practical car for old people, which you can park in spot for a city car.
Great car!
I'd change the line about Korean cara not being popular in "The West" to not being popular in North America. Korean cars are WILDLY popular in Europe; Kia in particular is the most popular car brand in the UK, and are posting record sales in countries like Germany. The i30N, aka "Elantra N but hatchback", is well regarded, too.
Sadly we don't get that either.
@@entropy11 I was about to say "you do", because the Veloster N and i30N are the exact same car (Hyundai-Kia K2 platform), but it looks like the Veloster was discontinued. Shame :/
Except Korean cars are extremely popular in the US. Their days supply is far lower than any domestic brand
Korean cars are popular in terms of how many you’ll see. They’re as plentiful as any US automaker when it comes to anything but pickup trucks. But they’re not “cool” or “desired” by any means.
Wildly popular in Asia and Australia, too. The N brand is by far the most popular performance sub brand in Australia. The US just buys oversized utes.
Surprised how much customization there is, I got barely any settings outside the drive modes in my Sonata N-line
Please do the CRV gen 1 review!!!! I mean how have u guys not done one yet????? GO CRV GEN1!!!!!!
the last time i saw one of these i was working at a dealer, it was a rebuilt title with a cheap lambo door kit that didnt fit right and had a clutch done by a 17 year old army cadet
real OG's know the existential crisis Mr RCR had over the letter N
I'll never forget it
I’ve driven this and the model below in Australia, and sadly the model down isn’t in manual anymore, the 1.6 turbo as a daily is nice, this is just tipping too much to be comfortable every day for me
Traded a 2014 BRZ in for a Veloster N back in 2020. CTR markups at the time made it more like a 15k+ price jump, so they weren't really even in the same market for quite a while. Would prefer if it had 4 doors (or if they just sold us the i30N), but will take it over the Elantra styling any day- though they made some improvements in the 2024 refresh.
The VN interior has more hard plastic than a LEGO factory, but the car is mostly issue-free after 60k miles. 30mpg is a rare sight even though the VN is 250lbs or so lighter, but I think they may have changed the gearing a bit on the more recent MT's, so I guess that may have helped out.
The VN is actually only about 100lbs lighter curb weight. My DCT Ean curb weight is 3,186 and the manual en is 3,100lbs.
Great review! I believe the American consciousness remembers the Hyundais and KIAs of old, like Nissan has ruined currently due to issues and unreliability.
I guess I never really sat back and thought about the simultaneous development of the N line cars, Kia EVs, and Genesis as a luxury brand. They're fighting on multiple fronts, and I'm not sure they're winning yet, but they're definitely putting up a fight.
big circle is where you put your phone suction cup
What was this video meant to be?
A) Comedy
B) Semi-objective car review
C) A hit piece against Hyundai as an automaker
D) All of the above
Congrats. You failed on all fronts.
This is pretty typical for regular car reviews. It might not be your taste, but it doesn't mean they failed.
He makes fun of every car he reviews, don’t worry
Did u have your fee fees hurt?
15:28 I found the reddit post regarding the guy in CA with that Elantra N, and Hyundai actually bought it back from the guy. He said they offered him an amount equal to the OTD price.
Ho Hum. Mr. Regular is backed up and passing lofty blue sky and flowery ponderings. Mr Regular needs a malaise-era brown car enema.
I'm filming a 1986 Buick Riveria on Wednesday
@@RegularCars But, is it BROWN?
the box on the left of the dash, is an unspoken thing for phones. Hell these cars in korea have more options than the US version mostly due to regulations, if I recall for example the ioniq 6 has cameras constantly on the sides as mirrors.
Elantra N's stock has been trapping better laptimes vs fk8 civics with cooling mods. Idk about the fl5 though.
This is what we get for cancelling the STI Subaru!
A fun affordable sports sedan with track performance in mind?
Faster than an S209 on track and costs less. Works for me 👍
@@Veegs.Still a Hyundai and korean 😅
@@stevebuscemi3622 Those words mean literally nothing if you’ve never driven an N
Imagine a wagon version of that sedan.
It would be perfect then.
The real ones remember the cut "horrible joke" from the original upload
I miss mine so much. Out of all the cars I've owned and/or driven, I have to say it's hands down the best all around mix of functionality, fun, and comfort, at a reasonable price.
why did you get rid of it and what replaced it?
@ShaiyanHossain my DCT sprung a leak exactly 1 month after I drove it off the lot. Car sat at the dealership for 53 days until it was fixed, at which point I had already motioned for a buyback at the 30 days mark. What drove me to have a buyback completed was a major change in my daily commute which included bumper to bumper traffic for 30 miles in each direction, so I replaced it with the biggest sin of all, an EV (Kia EV6 to be exact)
@@hapazaz yeah that sounds pretty annoying, I wouldn't blame you. It wasn't part of a recall was it?
@@ShaiyanHossain not that I'm aware. It was a leak of some sort of accumulator within the transmission housing, which apparently was not replaceable on its own, so a whole new transmission was necessary and I wasn't really fond of the idea of a 1 month old vehicle needing such an invasive treatment already.
@ShaiyanHossain also worth noting, the car was never tracked or AutoX'd, it had 2400 miles, of which ~800 were just from my drive back home from buying it 2 states over. The car had spent more time at the dealership than it did on the road during my 3 month total ownership
I do think that blank “screen” to the left of the dash is meant for a phone mount, but of course H can’t say that’s what it’s for
I was fortunate to test drive one exactly like this one last year in California (I didnt get pulled over either!). Fun as hell but I was just too hesitant to pull the trigger on this because it was around the Kia/Hyundai thefts on the rise and just not knowing about the reliability of Hyundai. Oh well.
Get full coverage insurance problem solved. Also it has a 10 year warranty so you don’t need to worry about reliability. Another problem solved
Hear me out, maybe it’s just a guide for where to mount one of those suction pod phone holders.
I own a 2005 Hyundai Elantra Hatchback. I wish they had made this new model offer the hatch the mine.
That looks like a RWR from an aircraft. It is in the same position too.
"A stage 5 clinger and the inevitable text message bukkake after silencing your phone at work." Holy shit this is poetry
Elantra N - the spiritual successor to the SRT-4 without the angry American patriotism.
I'm holding out for the Kia K4 hatchback. 💪🏻
I'll say some nice things about the car. The graphics and touchscreen UI looks nice. It's nice they offer a manual. That's about it.
lol you’ve clearly never driven this car becuase you’re too busy pulling yesterdays lunch out of your face bush😂
I bet that decal on the left dash covers up what would have been a rear-view camera screen in some markets (or some trims)
If I remember correctly, the elantra n-line (actually a trim level down) has a drive mode selection button in that spot, which is incredibly awkward to push and poorly placed in my opinion.
The automatic versions of either of these have the drive button there. The manual versions of either trim do not, so it just sits there being useless. (But having the manual is worth it)
Making a hot sedan is my new term for making brown.
The Lancer Evo was a hot sedan.
How can you write so many banging one liners? The black hoodie line made me pause the video to laugh.
HVAC Happy Trail mentioned
It’s not aftermarket equipment that drains the iPhone battery, it’s just wireless CarPlay in general.
Listen to it purr.
OMG I rented this as a Turo and I stalled it over an over. Glad it wasn’t just me
come to australia. XR6 Turbo is waiting for you
unfortunately, I gave hyundai a try, I got a brand new veloster N 6MT in their final model year. ( same engine as the elantra N, the EN just has a slighlty different turbocharger. ) and it was a lemon at 250 miles on the odometer. engine would dry start when cold and if it wasn't on a perfectly flat surface. not enough oil would get to the head and variable cams to activate them and it would sound like rocks in a blender for 5 - 10 seconds on cold start. and hyundai wouldn't do anything to help and considered the condition "normal" 🙃🫠 was unfortunate cause the car was very fun to drive otherwise but I couldn't stand the noise anymore and traded it in. it also consumed/had a ton of blow by in the dual catch cans I installed. I seems like hyundai just can't shake their stigma even when, imo, they put alot of effort into a vehicle. idk what it is or what else to say other than it's unfortunate. 😢😕
Nice Reup, still no joke.
Enable wireless carplay in your Android settings
The blank plastic "screen" is for doordash and uber drivers to stick their phone mounts
naaah its good, yall better hope many buy it bc its gonna be an after market hit
sadly the N cars are pretty rare here in Europe, talking about i30 and 20