Hyundai Elantra 2015 - Pictures & Brief Review

The striking and aggressive design, assembly quality, good equipment, and the affordable price, make the new Elantra 2015, an excellent choice in the highly competitive segment of compact sedans, fighting face to face against the industry leaders, getting more followers with every new model.

This is a small photo gallery for those who still have not noticed the charming and futuristic design of this Korean model.








Limited version with navigator.


Basic model without navigator.


Premium interior with beige leather seats.


This is how it really looks at the dealership without retouching.


Overall interior view


At the auto showroom.


In motion.

The Elantra is already in its fifth generation, and it is worth mentioning that, with this latest version, it has established itself as a serious competitor of the big players like the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla and Ford Focus. Just last year, 866,000 units of this car were sold globally.

Its debut for the Americas occurred in the Hall of Los Angeles in 2011, and a few months later, it received the recognition of the North American Car of The Year 2012 by defeating the current generation of the Ford Focus and Volkswagen Passat.

The new Hyundai Elantra 2015 has a starting price of only $17,250 on its SE model, and fuel efficiency of 28 MPG/City, and 38 MPG/Highway. I think this is one of the nicest cars for young and single people, between 20 and 25.

I would stay away from any Hyundai vehicle. Most people think that because they have improved the design of their vehicles, they now are also better in terms of quality and reliability, and the truth is that they are still crap. One of my best friends has an Elantra Limited 2013, it has less than 30k miles, and this car already has very weird noises in the axles and transmission when he brakes and accelerates. Think twice before getting a Hyundai, If I were you, I'd rather spend $2k more, and get a Toyota.Looking for some affordable car for my son!

These Elantra look good, the styling is striking and beautiful, but these cars aren't made for men, they are made for women. These Elantra are too fragile, and start to deteriorate too soon, after the 1st year of use, in other words, they are cheaply made cars, as Jeepeto said, stay away.