I'm looking at leasing a 2011 Hyundai Elantra GLS automatic for my business. I'm live Springfield, MO. The MSRP is $18,500. Dealerships in my area can't keep them in stock and as a result will not budge from MSRP. I've been quoted a price of $194 a month including tax on a 3 yr/12k mile lease. This would require $1865 due at signing and would have a residual price of $12,142. ... Read More
buying a car is one of the most stessful experiences. compounding it now is the shortage of small cars due to fuel costs and the problems in japan. the dealer doesn't want to send you the information because he doesn't want you to go to another dealer to compare the price with hard copies of the deal. he will give you the VIN number and you can call Hyundai directly to ... Read More
This is actually re: a GLS pref. package and for a lease but same dealership; Hardin Hyundai. I have NO experience with buying or leasing a car whatsoever and would like to know if what I experienced today was normal and if I'm getting an ok deal. Thank you greatly for any advice/suggestions. I contacted this dealership after seeing a "True Car" price for them. I wanted the GLS w/ a ... Read More
I have been trying to get mud flaps and the all weather floor mats for my 2011 Elantra. The dealership doesn't have them yet. Canada has them though. I spoke to the service department and was told that it may be 4 months before the dealerships get these accessories. I called Hyundai USA customer service and was told they have no time frame to have these accessories available. I live in ... Read More
Take the warranty into consideration to help you make your decision. Piece of mind down the road when your car loses that new car smell. I've purchased three new Hyundai Elantras in the past 10 years, 2003, 2007 for my kids and a 2011 for me...no regrets. Good Luck.
Hyundai is now guaranteeing your resale value. It is part of the new Assurance program they are running. If you trade in your car between years 2-4, then they will guarantee the trade in value of your car at that time.
hi folks,my girlfriend and i have compared these 2 cars rather closely since these were 2 cars she has been thinking about getting and she will decide which one soon.however,here are the facts about these two hot selling cars right now and which one is the better value..both the cruze ls and the elantra gls have msrp right around the same $18,480.00 give or take 100 bucks either way..however,the elantra gls ... Read More
Bought a Hyundai Elantra Limited w/out Nav for $21,125 (with mats and iPod cable)two weeks ago. Sticker price. I wanted a small car with the best mpg that was also comfortable. Not a hybrid. No dealerships would go below sticker and most were going 2-4k above MSRP. I walked from 2 separate dealerships that wouldnt go below $22k. Also looked at Ford Focus 2012, Mazda3 2011. With leather heated seats seemed ... Read More
I finally got to drive the 2011 Elantra thanks to a nice agent at Avis in Austin who went through their inventory until she found something other than the usual Versas/Sentras I seem to get a lot of lately, then grabbed it off the lot fast. I specifically tried Avis instead of Hertz because I have been told by Hertz they don't buy Hyundais anymore. Anyway, I got a dark blue ... Read More
Have you run Edmund's or KBB's appraisals on your girlfriend's Elantra? I just did a quick check here on Edmunds and a 2011 Elantra GLS with sunroof in my area brings up a trade-in value of $13071. Even NADA.com comes up with a similar price for trade-in. It seems to me like that Chevy dealership is trying to take advantage of her in this situation and make her and you think ... Read More
don't know if the ALG resale value applies to the 2010 elantra as well or not but here's a short story..recently,my girlfriend was looking to trade-in her 2010 hyundai elantra gls with sunroof and navigation which she purchased in sept of 2009 for $16,870.00 plus the usual fee's.she likes the new 2011 chevy cruze since the hyundai dealers are not budging much from msrp with the 2011 elantra which was her ... Read More
Just bought a 2011 hyundai elantra, after having it for 200 miles,( 1 week) it did the same thing......won't start!!! I was stuck in a parking lot!!! Went back the next morning....started right up like nothing happened. Anybody else have any problem with this, and is it ongoing or ever happen again?
I like how the savy release does not hint what colors were affected. I finally have good information on my dealing. After a couple more emails, traction has finally kicked in. They were able to confirm production limits on some colors. For us this would be white. The Hyundai rep was reluctant to give up that information since that could effect requested allocations. Today makes 9 weeks from our order placement. ... Read More
Here is some info shedding some light on shortages for specific colors: Hyundai finds solution for pigment shortage:
We just purchased the 2011 Hyundai Elantra Limited w/o Navi, Titanium/Gray. We averaged 36 mpg on the first tank and absolutely love the car. Here's our purchase price information. MSRP $21,125, INVOICE $20,243. SALE $20,726, $483 over invoice Tax $1,818 Calif. Lic $336 Doc Fee $55 Sub Total $22,935 Minus Grad Rebate $400. FINAL SALE PRICE $22,535. Dealership, Hardin Hyundai, Anaheim Ca. Most dealers wanted full MSRP or above so it ... Read More
Hi hanesj75. Hyundai Finance's April buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Elantra Limited with 15,000 miles per year are .00115 and 63%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier. I believe that your assumption about the money that is due at lease signing is correct. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum
As far as the Limited goes, I do not find any white limited Elantras in my area, but I sure come up with a lot of sky blue Hyundai Elantras. My dealer's lot reflects that as well. They have a sky blue in every trim, and i have been to the dealer at least 6 times in the last month and the one thing I have noticed is they do not ... Read More
Not to mention steven39 is flat wrong on the depreciation issue. ALG has named the 2011 Elantra as having the highest residual value in it's class: https://www.alg.com/ResidualValueAwards From the press release: "Hyundai earned its first-ever Residual Value Award for the Elantra, which won the Compact Car segment, with the company also registering its best-ever showing in the RVAs with a seventh place finish among mainstream brands."
Hi Car_man, Can you please tell me the current MF and residual for a 2011 Elantra Limited in Indianapolis, IN (and if it's different, also Chicago, IL)? Additionally, for a lease originating with Hyundai Motor Finance, is it reasonable to assume (for the purposes of making an offer) that the only inception fees should be a $595 acquisition fee, first month's payment, and title/registration fees, i.e. no security deposit or other ... Read More
You might want to take a look at this. Hyundai is going to start guaranteeing trade-in values. Trade-ins
Thanks steven39, That's what I was thinking as well. Civic 2011 is being clearing out for under 18k OTD yet Hyundai is not budging on their pricing here in Houston is just ridiculous. I guess if I don't get any further reasonable quotes from the dealer here then probably a Civic or Mazda3 it is.
don't pay MSRP for any car regardless how hot the car is selling or how popular it is...the bottom line here is that while the elantra is a nice car it's still a hyundai with less than average resale value..if it had better resale value like a honda or toyota i would say go for it..but as soon as you drive that new 2011 hyundai elantra off the lot it will ... Read More
Funny timing on your question - we drove ours home last night!!! I ended up with a silver GLS from Hyundai of Jackson. This is the second Hyundai I have bought from here, and it was another good experience. I worked with Andrew Ballnik (who also took care of me with my 2007 Santa Fe when I bought it, and has helped me with other items in the meantime). Everywhere else ... Read More
Wondering what you ended up with Sarah? I placed my deposit at Randy Wise 7 weeks ago. I still don't have the car and have been handed a number of excuses on why I have nothing to for proof on it. We seemed to order a more rare limited being White Exterior with Black interior. I've since shopped around and Crest Volvo / Hyundai are still 1K higher than my current ... Read More
So you feel more comfortable about the 2011 Elantra and its all-new-for-2011 6-speed automatic? Tranny blowouts are pretty rare on new cars. Good luck on your new baby. We'll hope that Hyundai sweated the details on the new automatic.
We are going to pick up our new Elantra tomorrow morning. Ours is red allure, GLS, preffered pkg, no navigation, floor mats, and wheel locks. Bought from Freeman Hyundai in Irving, this is our 3rd purchase from the salesperson. Negotiated price is $18,045 +TTL, so only $450 off sticker price, but we were offered $1500 more for our old trade (2000 Camry LE w 90k miles) than the next closest trade ... Read More
Just to get an idea of hard C&D pushes vehicles in their "road tests", take a look at the average mileage from the May 2011 comparo of 5 of the new models in the class: VW Jetta 2.5 SEL: 20mpg Hyundai Elantra Ltd: 20mpg Ford Focus SEL: 21mpg Chevy Cruze 2LT: 18mpg Mazda3s Sport: 18mpg
Hi bbell. Hyundai Finance's current buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Elantra GLS with 15,000 miles per year are .00076 and 66%, respectively. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum
Just saw Hyundai's March sales. Elantra had what might be its biggest sales month in NA in history, nearly 20,000 units--compared to just over 8,000 units a year ago. No wonder we're seeing resistance by some dealers to deal on the 2011 Elantra. It's a very hot car right now.
Your logic based on your statement does not make sense: "A few posts ago I gave you an example of how today's 2011 Elantra actually costs LESS than the same model from 2001". Between 1999 and 2000 Ford, Chevy, and Toyota's share prices were 10 times more than what they are now. So if you value a company based on it's assets and stock prices a 2011 Elantra price should be ... Read More
just returned with a friend of mine from a local hyundai dealership down here in south fla to check out a 2011 elantra gls with the prefered pack which includes the i-pod cable,floor mats, and also a auto tranny.......msrp is $18,480.00 and dealer would not budge from the msrp.my friend said he's never paid msrp for a car in his life and is not going to start now..dealers said,"i don't know ... Read More
Why this big discrepancy in the limited prices. In Florida Kendall Hyundai advertises one 2011 Hyundai Elantra Limited for $18,480 and one for 16,930 and a 3rd one for $20,230. Does the Limited have such a wide variety of features? Of course the features listed on the website are all the same so no telling. lcw
Try Kelly, the internet person at Coconut Creek Hyundai...though I know that their inventory is a bit low. Bought our daughter's Accent there. The Sandman :)
Well with 4000 miles on the odometer, here's my take on the MPG. I am averaging about 31-32 mpg in mixed driving. This is real world economy. The trip computer shows 33-34, but is consistently under by 2mpg. This might be due to the winter fuel mix, which is shown to get worse gas mileage, and generally cold weather conditions here in Missouri. As the weather has warmed up, mileage has ... Read More
Buyer beware! I just purchased a 2011 Hyundai Limited in California. (less than 1K) I have a nighttime commute (no traffic) of 120 miles round trip and my best mileage so far is 29.7 mpg! I get only 23 around town! I drove within the "green Eco light" parameters, tires properly inflated, Chevron gas only, and just me in car. It seems to run well but this car is supposed to ... Read More
FYI, I just got an internet quote yesterday from Hyundai of Tempe (in AZ): List: 18398 Quote: 16747 I would assume you can find a similar deal in FL.
just returned from my local hyundai dealership to check out a 2011 elantra gls with auto,and the prefered package includeing floor mats,i-pod cable,ilumminated ignition,ect...msrp is $18,480.00......dealer says best they can do right now at the moment given the fact that the elantra is in such short supply and a very hot selling car would be $18,199.00..hardly any discount at all so i left the dealership and will continue researching prices from ... Read More
All the other brands except... Honda (Civic). Toyota (Corolla). Chevy (Cruze). Mazda (3). Ford (2012 Focus). VW (Jetta). And about the same as Nissan and Kia. So go ahead and go down to your local Hyundai dealer and lay a big smootch on the hood of that shiny new 2011 Elantra! :)
....everything about the 2011 Elantra except one thing; the price. It used to be one of the things that made Hyundais so attractive was the fact they were priced considerably lower than their competitors. They must have let all the good reviews go their heads because Hyundais are now as expensive as all the other brands...
It might not really be $800 less than Fitzmall: When you go to their website it implies the $16,999 price includes a $500 Hyundai owners rebate whereas I think the Fitz price is before any such rebate. Also, Fitzmall charges only $100 dealer prep; I wonder what these guys charge?
Just drove home with a Gray 2011 Hyundai Elantra GLS automatic with the PEP package, floor mats, Ipod cable, and wheel locks. Price was a no haggle $16,999 at Simmons-Rockwell in Big Flats NY (near Elmira). Took delivery right off the truck. Nice folks to deal with - my salesman was Cole. They post their inventory and the "You Pay" price on their website.
Hi jfont. According to the latest information that I have seen, Hyundai Finance's buy rate lease money factor for the 2011 Elantra Limited is .00106 for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier. Needless to say, this is lower than what you were quoted. If your credit is in good shape try to get the dealer to use the buy rate to calculate your car's payment. Did you negotiate this ... Read More
Made a deal with the dealer today, for a 2011 Limited--- loaded, in that beautiful cherry red metallic color(Sorry, don't know the "proper" name of the color!), with the dark leather interior... Absolutely stunning car, supposed to pick it up after work tomorrow. Dealer is gonna' pin stripe it for me, and get it ready. I have a 2008 Sonata, which has been fabulous, main reason I looked at Hyundai again. ... Read More
I would never pay MSRP for a car unless I was filthy loaded and didn't care about the $$$. This supply and demand thing is temporary and only exists because Hyundai has not fully released the 2011 Elantra. The ones tickling into the dealerships are being picked up quickly because customers are excited about the new look, safety features combined with 40 mpg that rivals more expensive hybrids! Shop the car ... Read More
here's the breakdown of my girlfriends recent purchase of a 2011 hyundai elantra gls with auto,and the prefered package. msrp=$18,478.00 dealer final price=$16,800.00..there was no trade-in involved since she sold her 04 mazda miata privatly..florida sales tax is $1010.00. dealer fee=399.00 tag and title fee's came to $250.00...grand total was $18,459.00.OTD........selling dealership was lehman hyundai in north miami beach,fla and this deal inlcuded free oil changes for life which sweetened the ... Read More
Just purchased a 2011 Elantra Limited without the Navigation package. Have 700 miles on it. Problem: Upon delivery, the passenger outside mirror wouldn't operate correctly. The mirror would go up and down but not left to right. Dealer said it was probably a fuse but I knew better since it would move up and down. Solution: Service department stated that it was a faulty interior switch that is used to adjust ... Read More
hi sarah,my girlfriend down here in south florida recently purchased your same exact car..2011 hyundai elantra gls with auto,and the prefered package...she got the car for $16,800.00 plus TTT and dealer fee's..msrp on this car was $18,478.00 so i think she got a pretty good deal.
You won't be able to get a limited most likely for less than 18,9ish before taxes. At that price your getting a really REALLY great deal. Honestly you should be looking to get about 1000 below the MSRP (Sticker Price) to be getting a really solid price. If you want the preferred package, you need to stop basing your pricing on the base model package. They will not throw in the ... Read More
The Sorento is a good example of what I was talking about. Kia began selling it in January 2010. Thus they could legally call it a 2011 model, since it debuted in 2010. If they started selling it one month earlier, in 2009, they could not have called it a 2011. Another example is the 2011 Sonata. Hyundai started selling them around Super Bowl time last year--so very early in the ... Read More
We purchased a 2011 Kia Sorento last August, a vehicle Kia had begun selling in January 2010 and called it a 2011. Just the fact that Hyundai is still advertising 2010 Elantras going into the second quarter of 2011 is another reason for my comment. In our are they have more 2010s than 2011s and its not because they can't keep the new elantra on the lot, its because they just ... Read More
Hi, I just bought my 2011 Elantra last week. My first non-Honda/Toyota car, took a chance on Hyundai. The 2 power chargers in front and passenger side suddenly not working anymore. I charged my phone with them 2x before and I know they used to work. So I called dealer today and was asked to come over. Service was friendly and prompt. After 1 hr, tech told me 2 fuses blew. ... Read More
I found this part very encouraging: ... a midlevel GLS with automatic transmission was just as satisfying to drive and comfortable as the high-end Limited Premium model. So I won't feel like I'm "slumming" with the GLS. (wink) Also: Electric power steering. Hard for automakers to tune right, but Hyundai nailed it. http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/reviews/healey/2011-02-24-hyundai-elantra_N.- htm
What kind of desserts? Jello? Pudding? Creme pie maybe? (wink) Re transmission of bumps... did you check tire pressures before the cross-country trip? A common delivery problem is the dealer not adjusting the tire pressures to spec before delivery. They are over-inflated on the truck. Lack of key locks on trunks and glove boxes is becoming pretty common these days, unfortunately. But I've never seen a car in this class with ... Read More
Hyundai started selling the new Elantra in 2010, so it cannot be called a 2012 model. Which Kia models that started selling in 2010 were called 2012 models? I'm not aware of any. For example, the new Optima that rolled out about the same time as the new Elantra is a 2011 model. One reason stocks may be slim is popularity. With 87 octane at $3.55 today in the Twin Cities ... Read More
Hyundai's Elantra stock is very limited here in Central Cali. I've been looking at dealership inventories in So Cal and its just as light. What gives? Did Hyundai release the Elantra this past December knowing they didn't have enough stock? It doesn't make sense during a time of year that lots of folks are ready to buy a new vehicle. And now they are getting rave reviews on a vehicle that ... Read More
Are you sure the lights won't turn off automatically? Hyundai designs their lights to turn off after the engine has been shut off and you open the driver's door. They won't automatically turn on, but should turn off. In fact, the headlights should turn off as soon as the engine is cut off, followed by the parking lights when the driver's door is opened.
As others have already mentioned, Hyundai utilizes the rear defrost button to control the heated side mirrors but does not put a different marking on the button. My previous 03 Tiburon operated the mirrors in this fashion.
I purchased a new Elantra GLS with the preferred package for $17000. I was successful in refusing to pay all of the dealer add-on charges, leaving only tax and title plus finance charges at 3.9%. The car was for my son and I drove it 2200 miles across country to deliver it. I got a good feel for the quality of the car, driving through snow, up mountains, in cities and ... Read More
Greetings to the very appropriately named leasequestion. Hyundai Finance's February buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Elantra Limited with 15,000 miles per year are .00106 and 61%, respectively. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum
Automobile magazine has an article in its March 2011 issue that is very appropriate for this discussion: a review of the 2012 Focus and 2011 Elantra. In the article, they point out that, 15 years ago, the two cars at the top of the compact class were the Civic and Corolla. Now, the mag opines, the top two cars in the compact class are the 2012 Focus and 2011 Elantra. The ... Read More
just recieved a internet quote from my local hyundai dealer for a 2011 elantra gls with auto,prefered pack,and hair-pod cable.msrp is $18,200.00...the quote is for $17,900.00 which is way too much when you consider that the edmunds invoice price for this car with these options is $15,900.00......i'll look elsewhere....
Hey kp3406. Hyundai Finance's February buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24 month lease of a 2011 Elantra Touring GLS with 12,000 miles per year are .00077 and 66%, respectively. For some reason Hyundai is only supporting 24 month leases on the Elantra Touring and 36 month leases on Elantra non-Touring models. When negotiating your lease on this car, make sure to take advantage of the $500 ... Read More
Rumor is that the coupe will be revealed at the New York auto show in April with sales sometime after that... http://www.hyundai-blog.com/index.php/2011/02/08/2012-hyundai-elantra-coupe-rele- ase-date-announced/
Did you mean 2011 Elantra or 2010. Here is the thread for the 2010: http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/direct/view/.f1e9191!make=Hyundai&model=Elantra- &ed_makeindex=.f1e9191
I'd just made my first purchase of a car in Manassas, VA - Feb 01. It's a showroom car with only 8 miles on it, which also includes Hyundai's pinstripe. Was wondering if I ended up good deal or had been ripped off. Greatly appreciated if I could get your opinion, thanks. MSRP: $19,980 Sticker Price: $20,795 Sale Price: $18,935 Out the Door: $20,000
Almost all modern engines use aluminum blocks. Hyundai has for years on other engines. They finally retired the iron-block Beta II for the 2011 Elantra sedan (still using that old engine on the Elantra Touring).
http://www.hyundainews.com/Corporate_News/Corporate/2011-01-31_US_News_and_World- _Report_Elantra_Touring.asp HYUNDAI ELANTRA TOURING NAMED BEST CAR FOR THE MONEY BY U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT Of course, we all knew this already, but it just shows how smart we are!
I just picked up an 11 Elantra black/gray auto, pref pkg, mats and can't believe how nice a car you can get for such a cheap price. In Central Jersey I shopped at Brad Benson - they would not give a price and were completely arrogant and high pressured on 2 phone calls to them, Lester Glenn - gave me a good price and were polite on the phone but bait ... Read More
Hi, I am interested in leasing a 2011 Elantra Limited but after reading some of your comments, I may have to reconsider. My brother leased a 2010 Volkswagen CC last year for $300/month, $0 down, 12k miles/year, 36 months. It seems that it would be unreasonable to lease a $20k Hyundai vehicle for almost the same lease price of a $30k Volkswagen vehicle. Any thoughts? I was hoping to be able ... Read More
Good catch, witeoutrules. You're absolutely right. Hyundai's special lease program for the 2011 Elantra Touring is 24 months, but its program for the regular Elantra is 36 months. Sorry for the confusion. The money factors and residual values are the same, the term is just different. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum
I can assure you that this rear carpet problem is NOT common to all 2011 Elantras. I know because today I gave a 2011 Elantra on the showfloor of my local dealer a good going-over, and specifically checked the fit of the rear carpet. It looked fine, i.e. fitted to the floor, and tucked neatly under the rear seat cushion. If I were you I'd go back to the dealer, and ... Read More
Car_man, I am wondering why then Hyundai is promoting a 36 month lease on the 2011 Elantra on their website? (advertised through 1/31/11) The example model is a GLS w/ popular equipment... but they wouldn't offer 36 months on a GLS and only 24 months on a Limited would they? Others posted earlier in January they were receiving 36 month offers with high 60s% on their 2011 deals. BTW thank you ... Read More
Hi witeoutrules. Hyundai is currently only providing support on 24 month leases of the Elantra. Its January buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24 month lease of a 2011 Elantra Limited with 12,000 miles per year are .00106 and 62%, respectively. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum
Who said the LTZ would be the volume model for the Cruze? No one did. I am glad we can agree on something... Chevy will sell few LTZs. If you personally don't like loaded small cars, don't buy one. I never said I don't like the idea of a loaded small (economy) car. I just don't like the idea of paying $25-27k for one when there are so many other good ... Read More
I suppose that is possible. The larger dealers who sell more volume get the cars at discounted prices. I recommend Towne Hyundai's ( Denville, NJ) internet dept. very highly. I got the same deal for my friend there and she is doing it there with a lease. That $16,500 price also includes the preferred package. Believe me, saving $200 at Brad Benson's was not worth the aggravation and the stress. The ... Read More
Do you feel like traveling to Northern New Jersey? Towne Hyundai is offering the same vehicle for $16,500 through their internet department (Sean). They are a very well respected family owned dealership. I'm sorry that I didn't pay a few more dollars and get my car there and avoid the 8 hour ordeal at another dealership.
OTD price from North NJ dealer for Elantra 2011 Limited with Premium Package (fully loaded, wheel locks and floor mats) includes all taxes and fees $23,725.00. I'm considering 2010 Chevrolet Cruz and new 2012 Ford Focus. I think Hyundai dealer was oohm c'mon this is compact car. Please let me know your prices and experience with new 2011 Elantra.
Dealerships are not offering any rebates or even listing sale prices on the new 2011 Elantra. Is this due to limited stock or is it that they are testing the public's response to this new release? When will Hyundai begin offering rebates or discounts on the Elantra?
megatron81, The residual would be 65% for your deal since you would take your residual value and divide that by your MSRP (17,213.00 + 1,477.00). Also from what other people has mentioned, you should be able to negotiate at least $1,000 off cap on this car right now if you have multiple dealers in your area. Finally that rent rate seems pretty high. At a finance rate of .9% it would ... Read More
Of course, your best bet is to take the Elantra for a drive. To try to answer some of your questions... * 4AT. The Elantra's powertrain is a fairly old design, which is good in that it has proven reliable, but is behind most competitors. An all-new car with a much improved powertrain including a 6AT is due for the 2011 Elantra. * I think the SE does handle a little ... Read More
Hi everyone, I am a Chicago resident looking to buy a new 2010 Hyundai Elantra Automatic GLS. I used the truecars.com and cars.overstock.com with a best local price at 14,8xx. I was wondering whether you could negotiate the price lower than the local price by at least a few thousand(2-4k). Tax is going to be a killer, it's like 8.5% in Chicago. Since, it is 2011 I have called up some ... Read More
Here is a link to owners who noticed the missing spare tire. It's not there. http://www.hyundai-forums.com/t56209-i-bought-the-2011-elantra.htm
Since Hyundai simplified the options available (and the engine is the same at all levels) the MSRP is $16,800USD if you include the Popular Equipment Package. The difference isn't huge... OK, it may be nice to have the proximity entry with push-button start... Still the down-side is you're stuck with the plastic covered steel-wheels. Having said that, we COULD be looking forward to this factory manufactured aero kit (currently only available ... Read More
Hmm... Hyundai's web site does not indicate if a spare tire included or not. Having said that, I did a look-up, here on Edmund's, and it does list a compact spare. http://www.edmunds.com/hyundai/elantra/2011/features-specs.html?style=101286105&- sub=
Sacramento Hyundai! Go to their website and check their inventory. I think they have several 2011 Elantras.
Best price for me in Missouri. 2011 Elantra Limited in Indigo Pearl Blue, Limited trim MSRP: 20,800 Final Price:19,500 +8% MO state and local sales tax, tags, and admin fee. Final OTD including all that will be 21,250 or so. I got a pretty good discount through my USAA membership, made the deal that much easier. I went to 2 dealers, one offered me 19900 but then would never give me ... Read More
$23,784 out the door for the same car with an 8.75% sales tax rate in California. Took three weeks to find one with navigation in a decent color due to limited inventory!
Toye, I find your post a bit misleading. I am 6'1 and own the current Elantra Touring wagon. The new 2011 Elantra is not a hit by any means. The driver's position is not better than the current ET, and the telescoping steering wheel does not come out far enough to make a comfortable driving position for tall drivers. Secondly, the roof line is significantly lower than the current ET. You ... Read More
As I said, the IIHS results for the 2011 Optima are already published, and that car debuted about the same time as the Elantra. I think the only reason we won't see IIHS crash test data is that Hyundai asked the IIHS to hold up on releasing it until it can make some changes and retest the car. Also, automakers can pay for an early test, if they think the results ... Read More
Where's the Elantra on the latest IIHS Top Picks list? Not there. But its cousin the Forte is there. Also the Optima, which was introduced about the same time as the 2011 Elantra. Meaning Hyundai (and the IIHS) had time to test the car for the latest list. The omission probably means the Elantra didn't make the cut for the Top Picks list. I hope the fact that the IIHS crash ... Read More
Check the Hyundai Elantra Prices Paid discussion to see what others have been paying.
FWIW, the Elantra has had mid-size interior room since the Gen 3 debuted in late 2000. I own one of those (a 2004 hatch) and it's been a great car. I appreciate the ability to put 6-footers in the back seat without cramping them. The Gen 4 was even better in back. I can't wait to compare the new Elantra to the last one. How was headroom, thigh support, and foot ... Read More
Know for sure? No. But consider the car will be unveiled in a few weeks at the LA Auto Show, and also Hyundai has not released pricing let alone started shipping a 2011 Elantra sedan (current design), while there's 2011 Elantra Tourings, 2011 Accents, 2011 Sonatas etc. etc. If they were planning to release the new Elantra after Jan. 1, why not have a 2011 carryover model to fill the gap ... Read More
Does anyone know when Hyundai will begin selling the 2011 Elantra? Edmunds states that it will be released this winter.
Hello noesys. Here's the information that you're looking for. Hyundai Finance's October buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24 month lease of a 2011 Elantra Touring SE with 15,000 miles per year are .00092 and 65%, respectively. Hyundai is not providing any cash incentives on leases of this model at this time. Unfortunately, I am not aware of any website that provides consumers with accurate information on ... Read More
What are the current residual value, money factor, and incentives for a 2011 Hyundai Elantra Touring SE? Also, is this information available from any of the buying service web sites? I don't see anything on ConsumerReports, here on Edmunds, or TrueCar. Apparently, you have access to information about incentives that even these sites don't know about. As I'm looking to switch vehicles I'd rather not bother you each time I look ... Read More
See if you can find the SE model. It is supposed to have leather seats as standard equipment along with beefy tires. My local Hyundai dealer (one that I don't trust) said the 2011 Elantra Touring would not begin being built for another 3 months. I thought that was not true and figured he just wanted to try to sell one of his many 2010 models on his lot. Typical car ... Read More
I stand corrected. The local dealer listed a 2011 Touring GLS on their web site, and I went by to see if it was real. It was. It looks EXACTLY like a 2010 inside and out, except for one thing. The roof rails are silver/gray satin finish. Which, to be honest, did not look that good on the bright blue car. All the other trim bits are black, so the rails ... Read More
I liked the look of the hatchback, but the Touring is good looking in black pearl. One thing I have noticed though is that the front bumper is a very soft vinyl and rocks will put nicks in it pretty easily. If I had known at the time that leather would be in the 2011 I would have waited. Well, I might have waited. I drive over 60 miles a day ... Read More
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