Today’s auto market is much different from markets of the past. Current car buyers are very demanding when it comes to what they’re looking for in a car. Customers want a vehicle that looks great and comes with top of the line styling. They also want a car that has plenty of room both for passengers and cargo. Most importantly, however, they want a car that is powerful, safe and fuel efficient. Previous Hyundai models have managed to fill most of these requests in a sleek and affordable package. The new 2012 Hyundai Elantra promises to bring a stylish new ride that manages to be very fuel efficient without sacrificing power.On the outside, the Hyundai Elentra 2012 models bring a unique and contemporary design. Many people have been quite happy with the sleek design of Hyundai’s slightly larger car, the Sonata, and it seems that the Elantra is copying a few of its design elements. One of the most noticeable improvements to the 2012 Elantra is the redesigned grill. The grill has been crafted in more of an open mouth design. This design ensures that the 2012 Elantra will suck up all the air it needs to keep its engine cool.
The overall design of the Hyundai Elantra 2012 model is very sleek and modern. Hyundai has proven that they are keeping a close eye on current automotive design trends with its new Elantra. One of the most striking differences from previous builds is the windshield which has been raked back quite dramatically to improve over all air flow over the vehicle. The 2012 Elantra has also been outfitted with improved rear lights that are reminiscent of earlier Hyundai sedans. While these design additions have done a lot to improve its aesthetic value they also promise to increase the fuel efficiency of the 2012 Elantra.
Hyundai is also offering customers a good number of options when it comes to different models and trim packages. While the standard 2012 Hyundai Elantra comes with a number of great features, customers can choose from trim packages such as the GLS and Limited models. Some of the different packages include some very nice features. Navigation systems are becoming a standard element in modern vehicles and so Hyundai has included this in one of their optional packages. Other features that Hyundai is including in the Elantra 2012 models is a rearview camera to aid in backing up and a much improved high power audio system to play all your favorite driving tunes.
Hyundai is showing that they don’t sell their cars based on looks alone as the 2012 Elantra looks pretty great under the hood as well. A peak inside the Elantra 2012 reveals a 1.8 liter engine with four cylinders that combine to produce 148 horsepower and a competitive 131 foot pounds of torque. These specs promise to make the 2012 Hyundai Elantra a car that will perform when you need it to even if they aren’t exactly blowing anyone’s socks off. The engine should be more than capable when it comes to taking care of common tasks.
Hyundai is offering the Elantra 2012 in two different forms. While both models will have the same engine in the sedans, customers will have the choice between automatic and manual transmissions. The manual transmission shifts quite nicely and has no problem locking into a particular gear. There will always be some debate between people who like automatic transmissions and those who believe that manual transmissions are the only way to drive. Luckily, the 2012 Hyundai Elantra is a good solution for both sides of the debate.
The 2012 Elantra boasts an independent suspension which is a great improvement over other vehicles that are currently available. While most car buyers won’t be interested in the minutia of specifications, the improved suspension is a noticeable difference. The new 2012 Elantra may not be going off road but the ride is quite smooth even on tough roads and potholes. The steering on the Elantra 2012 is hydraulic assisted which adds to the over all responsiveness of the vehicle. When you’re powering down the road you want to make sure that your vehicle is stable and responds to your commands.
Hyundai has become a respected name in the auto industry. Its customers have come to enjoy the stylish designs, nice mechanics and quality performance that Hyundai brings with cars such as the 2012 Elantra. The reworked design of the Hyundai Elantra 2012 model has brought a sense of luxury elegance even in the base packages. The engine delivers some respectable specifications and maintains the reliable performance that people have come to expect from the Hyundai brand. One of the most noticeable improvements to the Elantra 2012 is the independent suspension and very responsive steering. Anyone who is looking for an elegant sedan that can get them where they need to go in a smooth and comfortable manner should definitely look into the 2012 Hyundai Elantra.
The overall design of the Hyundai Elantra 2012 model is very sleek and modern. Hyundai has proven that they are keeping a close eye on current automotive design trends with its new Elantra. One of the most striking differences from previous builds is the windshield which has been raked back quite dramatically to improve over all air flow over the vehicle. The 2012 Elantra has also been outfitted with improved rear lights that are reminiscent of earlier Hyundai sedans. While these design additions have done a lot to improve its aesthetic value they also promise to increase the fuel efficiency of the 2012 Elantra.
Hyundai is showing that they don’t sell their cars based on looks alone as the 2012 Elantra looks pretty great under the hood as well. A peak inside the Elantra 2012 reveals a 1.8 liter engine with four cylinders that combine to produce 148 horsepower and a competitive 131 foot pounds of torque. These specs promise to make the 2012 Hyundai Elantra a car that will perform when you need it to even if they aren’t exactly blowing anyone’s socks off. The engine should be more than capable when it comes to taking care of common tasks.
Hyundai is offering the Elantra 2012 in two different forms. While both models will have the same engine in the sedans, customers will have the choice between automatic and manual transmissions. The manual transmission shifts quite nicely and has no problem locking into a particular gear. There will always be some debate between people who like automatic transmissions and those who believe that manual transmissions are the only way to drive. Luckily, the 2012 Hyundai Elantra is a good solution for both sides of the debate.
The 2012 Elantra boasts an independent suspension which is a great improvement over other vehicles that are currently available. While most car buyers won’t be interested in the minutia of specifications, the improved suspension is a noticeable difference. The new 2012 Elantra may not be going off road but the ride is quite smooth even on tough roads and potholes. The steering on the Elantra 2012 is hydraulic assisted which adds to the over all responsiveness of the vehicle. When you’re powering down the road you want to make sure that your vehicle is stable and responds to your commands.
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