1993 Hyundai Elantra Sedan Consumer Reviews

Vehicle

1993 Hyundai Elantra Sedan 4dr Sedan

Review

I got one of these in 2004 with 275k km on it, automatic transmission. It had one owner prior to me, treated with care. I took this car and drove it from Toronto Ontario to Kelowna British Columbia and back (9000km round trip) - I drove at 120 km p/h the whole way, in the mountains, if there was space before an uphill section I would floor the pedal and put it into 2nd on the uphill passing lanes just to keep it at 80km p/h. I could smell the oil burning, but the car never, ever overheated or broke down.
Also drove Toronto to New York 10 times in a year and did not go easy on the car, but it was fine. Other than that it was used for commuting. throttle went and I let it die. GREAT CAR

Vehicle

1993 Hyundai Elantra Sedan GLS 4dr Sedan

Review

The only car I've ever owned that need
absolutely no repairs for the entire 10
years. No cost except for fuel and
basic maintenance.

Vehicle

1993 Hyundai Elantra Sedan 4dr Sedan

Review

body and suspension very solid. this
vehicle had 76000 miles when purchased,
not even broken-in. great little car.
only problem was that it had no a/c.

Best Features

gas mileage 30+

Vehicle

1993 Hyundai Elantra Sedan 4dr Sedan

Review

Reliable, Comfortable, Good Mileage,
Drove to work 250 Miles a week for the
last 5 years.

Best Features

Mileage, Reliability

Vehicle

1993 Hyundai Elantra Sedan 4dr Sedan

Review

My friends had me talked into the Accent, I drove it, I hated it. They had the
Elantra on the lot, I gave it a spin, and I loved it! I was looking for a manual
transmission 4 door sedan, and this one had it all. It's been a good, reliable
car, and really good mileage for its time (I've never gotten less than 25mpg,
even with city and stop-and-go freeway driving with air conditioning). I'll be
going up a class on my next car (next <2yrs), but I have NO regrets on my
Elantra.

Best Features

Cloth seats, rocker locks, slide out cupholder (see below).

Worst Features

Cupholder a little too close to the dash (taller water bottles tend to tumble). Adhesive pinstriping peeled off with normal wear WAY too soon, paint on mirrors wasn't very hearty.