2010 Hyundai ELANTRA consumer reviews

This car has needed the most work of any service ve ever owned; thankfully it had an xcellent warranty...it was totally necessary to use it several times. The AC is great at lowering the temperature to the front; It's very miserable for passengers in the back. The steering wheel adjusts so minimally that it's almost worthless. I had the tranny replaced within 10,000 miles, engine gasket was defective so the engine was rebuilt after 75,000 mi. The lights clouded up within two years, had to have them refinished and the light bulbs replaced as well. CD player has never worked very well but I plug my tablet in to the AUX. and the speakers make it sound great! XM radio is nice to have. Battery lasted one year, replaced that. There is a lumbar adj. in the seat but it did not correct the 'bent back' effect the seat gives the driver. I bought a special cushion, that solved most of the problem with the seat, the seats are a bit better than Toyota.

The car is comfortable the seats and steering a very compatible which makes the car easy to drive. The outside of the car is very modern and I felt confident driving it anywhere . My expectations for the car in person were much lower than I anticipated

this car met all I need plenty of legroom, brake, ac, fuel consumption, power steering feels comfortable etc the best choice of car I really wish to have

I loved the value of the car and it was cute too!! I bought it!! Love the car!! Jason was great too!!

Perfect for a first car for people of all ages. Bought a 2010 Elantra when I was 17, and it's held up for 4 years now and it still working as good as I bought it.

It is a great car except that Hyundai needs to improve the transmission on it. That is the only thing keeping the performance from 5 stars.

I think this vehicle is a great choice for a first time driver. It is small, and is reliable over all. Also, it is great on gas and is not too high maintenance.

I owned & drove an Elantra 2010 for 7 + years and it served me n my family so well. I got a full handiness amount when I sold it after 7 years .... I would recommend Elantra to all American families

We were looking for a solid, reliable little car with good gas mileage, and our friends had nothing but good things to say about Hyundais. So we bought this car brand-new from the dealer six years ago, have given it regular oil changes and semi-regular maintenance (it's our only car, so we can't just leave it overnight). From the first six months or so it began to have "hiccups" between 25 and 35 mph (points where we'd hit the gas and the car would act like it was in neutral). When we took it into the dealership where we'd bought it, the mechanics found nothing wrong with it. Recently, as the hiccups got worse, we took it in again. At this point they told us our six-year-old car would need a brand new transmission (the priciest fix on any car; it would be cheaper for us to buy a beater and drive that instead). Needless to say, we'll never buy a Hyundai again.

On November 24, 2015, I purchased my second Hyuandai Elantra as the first one I had for 16 years and totally loved it. Other than general maintenance, i.e. tires, brakes, tune ups, that car was totally reliable. Hence, the reason for my second Hyuandai Elantra. . . a car you can depend on.