Is 2013 Hyundai Elantra good in snow?
Registered. With a good set of snow tires the Elantra drives and handles pretty good in the snow.
What’s the price of a 2013 Hyundai Elantra?
The sedan is reviewed here. The Elantra coupe starts at $18,220 including a $775 destination charge, but our uplevel SE test car’s price came to $23,870 with optional features. Competitors in this price range include the Honda Civic coupe, Scion tC and Kia Forte Koup; click here for a comparison.
Is the Hyundai Elantra a coupe or a sedan?
The Elantra sedan and coupe are very closely related under the sheetmetal; the new Elantra GT hatchback is less so, as it’s shorter overall, has a shorter wheelbase, and a different interior, but nearly the same interior room and performance. Civic who? Corolla what?
How big is the trunk on a Hyundai Elantra?
The coupe doesn’t lose any trunk space compared with the sedan, either, as both measure 14.8 cubic feet. The coupe’s standard 60/40-split backseat folds to reveal a large opening between the trunk and passenger area, enhancing cargo-carrying versatility.
What kind of gas mileage does the Hyundai Elantra get?
about the 2013 Hyundai Elantra Sedan, coupe or hatchback Many new standard features on base GLS trim Six-speed manual or automatic 38 mpg on the highway Available heated rear seats
The sedan is reviewed here. The Elantra coupe starts at $18,220 including a $775 destination charge, but our uplevel SE test car’s price came to $23,870 with optional features. Competitors in this price range include the Honda Civic coupe, Scion tC and Kia Forte Koup; click here for a comparison.
The coupe doesn’t lose any trunk space compared with the sedan, either, as both measure 14.8 cubic feet. The coupe’s standard 60/40-split backseat folds to reveal a large opening between the trunk and passenger area, enhancing cargo-carrying versatility.
Is the Hyundai Elantra a 4 door sedan or coupe?
I waited for this car – it was worth it. I was in the market to replace my 13 year old car but wanted a coupe not a 4 door sedan. None of the coupes currently on the market “wowed” me in terms of style. I find the Honda couple to be too generic looking and Scion Coupe to be too much of a “young boy’s” car. I tested both.
about the 2013 Hyundai Elantra Sedan, coupe or hatchback Many new standard features on base GLS trim Six-speed manual or automatic 38 mpg on the highway Available heated rear seats