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2021 Elantra N Line | 2 Years Of Ownership Review
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- POV Review of my 2021 Elantra N Line that I bought new and have since driven over 50,000 miles in 2 years. Listen in as I take you through my experience of owning the car, give some perspective on how these cars have retained value, and my comparison of driving this Elantra N Line to the Kona N and Elantra N. Please like and subscribe!
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I also have a '21 Elantra N-Line but in a 6-speed Manual. I've had mine for about a year and it was about as good of a replacement for my totaled 2017 Civic Si as I could've asked for. Love the fuel economy, the features, reasonable power (more than enough for me), not too big, solid storage space. I've got 16K miles on mine so it's good to know that it'll be pretty much the same once mine hits 50K. Also, nice to stumble across a fellow New Englander.
Awesome! What color did you get? Are there any characteristics you enjoyed more about the Si?
@@auto_joe Mine is in Lava Orange (which I think was only offered in 2021). In terms of characteristics of the Si compared to the N-Line, there are a few differences. The Civic's handling is a bit better (having the limited slip differential helps quite a bit), the throttle response is sharper as well, which makes rev-matching downshifts easier. The Civic's Infotainment is slightly worse, the gas mileage is slightly worse in the city, but a bit better on the highway. Lastly, the Si had fog lights which I miss quite a bit as well. The real kicker being is that if I got a 2019 or 2020 model, it came with LED's.
@@Stargazer1331 I figured you’d miss the LSD. I understand they wanted to price the NLine below the current Si, but I think it would’ve really helped the car’s performance.
About the 0-60:
Yes, it's pretty slow when it's completely stock. A engine mount, better tires, and even a transmission mount bushing from powerflex (race black) will lower the 0-60 significantly. But the EN will still gap you unless you have a JB4.
About the 7 speed dDCT (Dry Dual Clutch Transmission):
For what it is, it's not bad. When it's cold, it does do what you said in the video so I got easy on it till it's fully warmed up. Mines squeaks when it's cold.
I'm at 32K and it'll still shift super fast if you're driving like a racecar driver in sport mode like very very fast. It does learn from you aswell.
The paddle shifters makes it shift much faster than the brains.
A TCU tune WILL fix the sluggish 7 speed DCT as the TCU tune for the Elantra sport DCT has fixed the stock sluggish tune.
About the OEM hankook tires:
Trash. I literally slid in those in the rain.
I am not getting a JB4. I'm going straight to a ECU and TCU tune which is getting closer for release.
You’re taking my job😅
Can't wait for the tunes to release in December
@@jayman81424 I wouldn't hold my breath. December is a estimated release month at minimum
Great review! I really like what Hyundai did with the Elantra N-Line. It’s a strong competitor to the Civic Si for a lot less. I have an Elantra N, so I can tell Hyundai knows how to tune a car. They did a fantastic job with both cars. Great point about the tires making the car, too. I switched my stock 19” Michelin PS4S summer tires for 18” Continental DWS06+ and I actually prefer them because they’re more comfortable and quiet but still handle really well!
Thank you 😎 I bet the ride is a lot better with the added sidewall. What color did you get for your N?
@@auto_joe Cyber Gray
I LOVE that color, good choice!
@@auto_joe thanks!
@@auto_joe I would service the transmission oil. That may improve overall performance and longevity.
ur a great reviewer… i’m looking to buy a 2023 enlantra n line and this video really helped.. i’m going to listen to some of your older vidieos of ur impression. for the most part sounds like u r happy with the car...
Thank you! Yes, still loving it. I do get bored of my car after a year or so and this one is so exception. It’s quite fun and it’s been very reliable but putting 25-30k miles on a single car per year will make you want something new pretty fast haha. Good luck with your car purchase! What color are you looking for?
@@auto_joe I’m looking at a 2023 metalic grey car… its priced at about 28k in my area… going saturday to a dealer to look at one...
@@leehaskins307 hey Lee, did you get your N Line?
@@auto_joe Yes I did.. bought it in july 2023…. its a metallic grey N line…. absolutely love it… so fun to drive.. so comfortable… love the exhuast noise sound and the smooth drive too…love the turbo as it kicks in also...very happy with the purchase… my wifes car needs replacing next year and we will prolly replace it with a white elantra N line….
Just bought a 23 N Line in the amazing Amazon grey which looks green sometimes, but here in Puerto Rico you get the led tail light and analog gauge clusters. Which I don’t mind, they still look pretty good. Love the car!
That’s awesome! That gray color is very nice. I’m glad to hear they still offer the LED tail light somewhere because it looks so good
It’s better if you do the intake and intake valves decarboned once every 10,000 - 12,000 miles to avoid problems in the future. Get your plugs changed by 60,000 miles. It’s a turbocharged engine so sooner is recommended. I do my plugs myself every 20,000 mi. It’s worth it to me
Thank you, I will look into that!
Good content. Two sets of tires in NE really makes a difference. The Michelin pilot sport 4s on the WRX increased corner speeds dramatically.
Looking back on it I definitely should’ve gone that route. It’s pretty much impossible to find a tire without some sort of compromise so having two sets, one for each season is definitely the better way to get the best of both worlds. Thank you for the comment, Zach!
I have a 22 Elantra n-line same color as yours at about 12k miles. Own it for 2 years now.
Been a solid car only thing i get is a rattling sounds within the interior of the car not sure if your having the same issue. So i turn on the radio to cover it 😂.
Im glad to know i dodged the digital cluster would of been more electrical problems to worry about.
This is happened to me before and I have a solid piece of advice for you. Even if you don’t believe me, it could be something you have in your car. Take every single item you have in your car and remove it from your car. Then go drive around and see if the rattle continues
Have you taken any long, single-day road trips? I'd say around 600+ miles.
I ask because I have a '13 Impreza Sport L. that I plan to trade in soon, and a few of my choices are this car, civic, corolla, or just a new gen Impreza. (probably Impreza RS despite it being kinda a joke with a 2.5 with barely additional horsepower, no turbo, and that god-awful tablet infotainment.)
Round trip 600 miles yes. My only gripes for road trips would be the seats if you are 200+ lbs and lack of trunk space. The seats hurt my back after a while because of the side bolstering. The ride quality, infotainment, and cabin space make for a great trip.
Nice video. That said, from a roll there IS a HUGE difference between the N and N-Line ! 😉
Driving both, unless you have a stop watch, it doesn’t feel all that different in a straight line from 20-60
Awesome review man. I have a 2021 limited with 36k miles. Been thinking of trading for a used 2022 or 23 Elantra N.
Thanks Robert! My advice? Do it 😎
Thank you for your vid i live in manchester nh i have a 2018 elantra 2.0 non turbo im looking at a n line not sure i could trust a used one not knowing how it was maintained maybe new is better. You are maintaining your car correctly good luck thanks again
Good luck, Kenneth!
Get a jb4 makes this car way better
Lol my 'song next/pervious' button is wired backwards.
I did my oil changes like 400 or 500km sooner too
lol mine was like that in my 2012 Hyundai sonata
23 n line here, looking to get some tires for this rough ass winter here in NYC
Michelin has some good ones!
Opt for full blown winter tires if you can. All seasons are fine but winter tires will allow you to drive through anything, mindful of ground clearance still since it’s a sedan
Did your n line come with the Hankook all seasons? I have a 23 n line that came with em and I can feel every nook and cranny on the road, wondering if a better set of tires will make this better (at least marginally). Thanks for the video!
Mine did too yes. I actually liked those tires and didn’t feel like they gave me too much road feel. I now have Continental DSW06+’s which have been good as well but decreased my fuel efficiency a little bit. If weather in your area and your wallet permits, you could look into getting nice summer tires and then switch over to a winter set at the end of the season. I haven’t tried tons of different tires but there are reviews online that you can trust regarding different brands and models of tires. Lastly, if switching tires doesn’t help you could opt for a smaller rim to give you more sidewall. It will help if the roads are bad in your area!
Thinking about trading in my 22 civic for the 23 N-Line.
If you enjoy driving manual get the Si instead, but the Nline is a great car, especially the DCT
Have you driven the regular elantra trims? If you have, do you feel the difference in power between the two?
I haven’t. I’ve driven older generations but not the newest one. I’d imagine you feel the power difference and the difference in transmissions considering other trims come with the CVT. I’ve been meaning to get my hands on one for the channel though!
Hey...excellent review...thanks so much for this! Im getting into an ultimate very soon, and really appreciate your sharing your experiences....I have a perhaps strange query.....Ive noticed that the front grill is WIDE OPEN, and exposing the rad/condenser fins to debris, rocks etc.....have you had any issues with this design flaw?? winter driving issues?...Im in Canada, and was curious as my driving conditions would be very similar to your annual conditions...would really appreciate your thoughts on this....thanks in advance! cheers, Peter.
Hey Peter, thank you for your question! Occasionally a leaf will get in there but it hasn’t been a problem. I live in New England and we get harsh winters here too (not as bad as Canada of course lol) but it hasn’t given me any issues. Good luck on your car purchase! What color are you getting?
@@auto_joe Hey....so, just inked a deal today for the intense blue...gotta wait til November though, which seems long, but is ok as I'm currently still leasing a mazda 3 gt hatchback...luv the mazda, but, really digging this elantra, ultimate!....good to know that you havent really had any significant issues with that open front grill....yes, our winters do suck here too...I'm in Toronto, so not as brutal as some of the areas outside the city...thanks again for your reviews...will be watching your vids...cheers, Peter
@@peterslobodzian2116 congrats Peter! I’m very happy for you! I hope you have good luck with your Nline, intense blue is a great color choice. Thanks for supporting my channel, I’m working like crazy to get some more cars to make videos on. Stay tuned!
@@peterslobodzian2116 i literally just got the Ultimate in intense blue as well. lol absolutely love it!!!
@@stopherson very cool! Congrats! How long did you have to wait for delivery? Was told mine would not be before November…..
I've timed my n line dct between 6.2 to 6.4 seconds many times. It's definitely not 7.5
Did they give you any issues problems at dealership for the free Hyundai complimentary maintenance program? Did they try to add other service when you took it in?
No issues. They offered to change the air filters but that was about it.
@@auto_joe when you financed it did you add any extended warranty plans if they offered you any?
@@iangranados4899 I didn’t add any. Sorry wrong account lol
Woah that was the Merrimack Outlets you drove by
I’m a local😎
Same here! Maybe you’ll see me in a 2024 sonata in the coming months 🤣
Did you get your car yet?
How much do you drive cause that’s a lot of miles
25k miles per year at least lol
Just got a 2023 with 7k for that price before taxes
Congrats!
What is the name of the car color
Electric shadow!
I have the 2022 in manual and I have 33k got the car for 33k man
How do you like it so far? Also, what color did you get?
"Enough with the talking..." continues talking for another 20 mins
lol come on that was over a year ago 😭
Pinoy spotted! #ifyouknowyouknow
Wha?
lol not all pinoys use a cross cmon now
@autojoe9772 it means Filipino