2024 Hyundai Elantra N-Line

Better than a Kia Forte GT2?
Thank you to Hyundai of Trenton for allowing the channel access to this vehicle for review.
Hyundai of Trenton
1655 N. Olden Ave.
Ewing, NJ 08638
[phone]
Ask for Samantha Saperstein

[@andrewSUN17]

Great lil sporty and stylish sedan, especially for the money! The blue and also the green look really good.

[@annahammons2328]

I have the abyss black. Had it about 2 weeks. Love it!

[@chabbysrides]

Congratulations! Glad you’re enjoying it. Thanks for tuning in.

[@mic98ws6]

Nice review as always. I like that you’re right to the point. No seeing how many Twinkies you can put in a door pocket. Who cares! I like that you compare the two cars and which each car has vs the other. Keep up the great work.

[@chabbysrides]

Thanks! Thanks for tuning in and the support. Much appreciated.

[@hothatchpa]

This is a beauty! Great package for the money.

[@coltonbernard3035]

If Hyundai had different badging for their sport trims I think the car would look a lot better

[@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621]

Well what kind of a badge do you think N/Nlines should have then?

[@anthonybeckman]

That home screen with the clock at 7:25 has the current map off yhe side. Thats super cool. Never seen that

[@blacksky2112]

No 360 camera on North America 😢 Korean Spec does it have it

[@brobob52]

I would go n line on design alone. But i wish hyundai would stop with the cheapening out.

[@frankward8003]

I think the Kia Forte GT is the nicer looking car..the Kia Forte has a nicer interior...also the infotainment screen are not exactly the same...the Kia has knobs on the screen and the Hyundai doesn't...as with the road vibration I keep hearing about...I feel some slight vibes first thing in the morning for about a 1/2 mile until the tires warm up and then the car is very smooth...so I think its the tires causing the vibes when they are cold.

[@louispaxton8336]

I think that this is a "six of one or half a dozen of the other" choice. May come down to your local dealership and their service competence. These are both attractive, appealing cars but I would suggest a Kia K-5 LXS base car over either of these. Granted: not as sporty but K-5 has 2.5L engine with Smartstream dual fuel injection and a very competent 8-speed torque converter type auto. trans. I think much less chance for trouble down the road Realize this is an "apples to oranges" comparison,. however. Very good review!!

[@matthewcrabbe]

Ventus not Venus

[@wbwayne8887]

Nightmare stories with that 7spd dry dct. No way I would ever buy any Hyundai/Kia with that transmission. No doubt the reason so many newer Hyundai/Kia models are returning to a regular torque converter auto. Example being the Kona/Seltos and even the new K4, the Forte's replacement.

[@annahammons2328]

I do not like the key fob ! It’s Huge!
I had the previous Elantra turbo and I preferred those leather stitched seats to this cloth.

[@sockmonkey3D]

It would help if your car wasn't so dirty all the time. Please clean your vehicles before you review them if you can.

[@johnnybravo5044]

Hyundai needs to get rid of their cheapy pleather seats on their N Line. Sport cloth would be better. That pleather ages poorly.

[@docwalker6599]

Lol it’s actually the same material they use in Lamborghinis