New Hyundai Elantra 2011 Fifth-Generation Compact Sedan Car

For the new model year Hyundai has essentially started from scratch with its fifth-generation Elantra. This new compact sedan has a new engine, transmission, bodywork and interior, and is set to be the model most competitive and most impressive yet.

The most obvious change at first sight is of course the dramatic overhaul of the vehicle, which now bears the lines and the familiar style of the rest of the Hyundai the freshest ingredients. Inside, occupants will likely have a similar experience with a modern and attractive design of superior materials and more. Hyundai has increased from three to two models: GLS (basic) and Limited (High Quality). Both models feature the same new 1.8-liter four-cylinder that relations department with 148 hp and 131 Nm of torque. which means the new Hyundai Elantra uses a smaller engine (1.8 liters 2.0 liters cons), has more power (138 horses were old and 138 lb-ft), and managed to increase fuel consumption as well.

The new Elantra is rated at 29 city, 40 highway with her two six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. It should be noted, however, the manual is not available in Limited trim level. The differences between the GLS and Limited models start with the basics, such as 15-inch wheels standard on GLS and 17-inch wheels on Limited. The Limited also comes standard with an automatic transmission.

Other standard features on the Limited include solar control glass, windshield shade band, fog lights, air conditioning, driver window of a touch up, telescoping steering wheel, leather seats, sliding center armrest, Bluetooth , cruise control, steering wheel mounted radio controls, two illuminated vanity mirrors, heated front and rear, leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob and an illuminated ignition. Many of the features listed as standard on the Limited are available on the GLS, nonfactor, such as leather seats and other surfaces.

When it comes to safety, Hyundai does not accept any content for the Limited, both sharing the same characteristics, including: the stability of the management of vehicles, electronic stability control and traction control, ABS, assistance braking system, monitoring tire pressure, six standard airbags, daytime running lights, automatic headlights and an anti-theft system with panic button.

For those looking to add a little extra, Hyundai has a few packages to choose from: GLS M / T Popular Equipment Group, preferred equipment package GLS and GLS round package for the navigation choices for model basis. Popular Equipment Package adds air conditioning, cruise control, telescopic steering wheel, solar glass, windshield band and steel wheels from 16 inches for US$ 1250.

The preferred material package adds alloy wheels with 16 inch steering wheel audio controls, Bluetooth, fabric inserts for the doors, a sliding center armrest, illuminated vanity mirrors and an illuminated ignition for $ 550. The navigation solution, which requires the preferred package, add a 7-inch screen and navigation system, a rearview camera, a stereo 360-watt external amplifier and automatic headlamps.

If you start with the already well-equipped Limited, the only package available is the Premium Limited package, which adds all those throughout the navigation GLS, plus the proximity key entry with electronic immobilizer and a start button for an additional $ 2000.