Characteristics Hyundai Elantra

Hyundai Elantra (Hyundai Elantra) is a compact sedan and brand bestseller. For the first time appearing on the market of most countries in 1991, the model was updated in 2000, when the GT version was added to the ruler. In 2003, Elantra survived restyling. The generation of 2007 was the seventh model of the company in 24 months with a new branded design from headlights to the rear lights. New security systems appeared, the internal space increased. The model is built on a new chassis with a fully independent suspension of all wheels, and the rigidity of the body is increased by 49%. Three modifications are offered to choose from: GLS, SE and Limited. Hyundai Elantra Touring (Hyundai Elantra Touring) is a new compact five-door hatchback that has replenished the Elantra family when changing generations in 2006. The model is built on the basis of the i30 CW model for the European market and is the first compact hatchback with the standard ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONSTROL system system. Compact and traditionally practical five-door hatchback has sports suspension, responsive steering and optional 16 and 17-inch discs for sports behavior. Representing Hyundai Elantra Wagon in 1996 (Hyundai Elantra Wagon), the Korean automaker came against the current - some manufacturers stopped production of compact universal. The model became the first Hyundai wagon and differs not only by the original design, but also with powerful engines, coupled with the largest internal space in the class. The folded rear sofa forms a flat platform with a trunk floor, and the pull-out luggage shelf withstands the load to 81.6 kg. In 1999, Elantra received more powerful engines, updated interior and exterior. The wagon possesses the same as the sedan, the level of standard equipment, and is moving away using aggressive pricing policy.