2003 Hyundai Elantra

The Bottom Line: i got this car for $12,700. for the money, its worth a look.

Review: I got this car for $12,700 loaded. everything except ABS. It has power everything,cruise and 6 speaker cd player. in black its a pretty good looking commuter car.I was looking at 2003 corrolla but I am 6' and the corrolla did not have enough driver...

The Bottom Line: A stylish bargain with very few rough edges.

Review: It looks like a $18,000 car and feels like a $16,000 car, but costs about $12,000.

Bad:
Small children could probably tear the volume knob off the stereo easily, it feels cheap. The center armrest storage space is about one inch deep...

The Bottom Line: No car, even at MSRP, comes fully-equipped like the Elantra GT. Mated to a 5-speed, it accelerates, corners, and stops like a true sports sedan. An exceptional value.

Review: I was looking for a small sports sedan under $20,000 that would be fun to drive, well-equipped, economical and feature an ample backseat for grandchildren and others. Before buying my Elantra GT sedan, I test-drove at least a dozen other cars in...

The Bottom Line: I don't know what's wrong with the other reviewers. This thing is a turd. I feel stupid for buying it. Expect to be laughed at.

Review: I want to like the car. The engine makes adequate power. The interior has proven useful and durable. Great warranty (when you can get the dealer to honor it) which will come in very handy (not a good thing).

The handling is quirky but...

Review: Warning: I have had so many problems with this car. I am currently on my 4th set of tires within 3 years. My emergency brake locks up in cold winter (have been towed 2 times in December 2006). Dealership mechanics cannot guarantee that their...

The Bottom Line: Great looks, great handling, lots of features, best warranty

Review: I was apprehensive about traveling cross country from Phoenix to Corpus Christi in a 2003 Elantra GT with my wife and two daughters. Two days there, two days back. I had a lot of time/miles to get to know my Elantra GT intimately.

Each day...

The Bottom Line: The Hyundai Elantra has lots of options, plenty of room, and looks and rides good, all for a great low price.

Review: I was in the market for a car recently since my poor 1988 Oldsmobile seemed to be on it's last leg. I'm not particularly knowledgeable when it comes to cars, but I knew what I wanted - a car that was good looking, dependable, and on the relatively...

The Bottom Line: If you can't afford something else, get it. If you can, do it.

Review: The newest issue with the Elantra is a serious wiring problem on the front driver's side of the car. To date, the car has been in the shop for six weeks. Not only have parts been back ordered, but the kicker was the dealership placing the wrong...

The Bottom Line: Great sedan

Review: The 2002 Hyundai Elantra is a real value for what one gets. 6 speaker stereo standard, front and side airbags standard, the list goes on..... Great little car, PHENOMENAL warranty!! I have had this car for a little over a year now and have had very...

The Bottom Line: A great car for those who want a sporty ride, but don?t want to shell out for the usual suspects.

Review: I guess I just attract bad drivers.

After all, it was about this same time two years ago that I was sideswiped by a drunk driver on a road trip in Arkansas. I suppose I should have been anticipating that car parked on the highway shoulder...