🚗 The 2022 Hyundai Elantra is discussed in the video.
💡 The owner mentions that while many Hyundai cars are made in South Korea, this particular Elantra was made in Alabama and had some problems.
🔧 The horn had to be fixed twice, and the thermostat assembly broke, but both were fixed under warranty.
⛽ The Elantra achieves an impressive 53.5 miles per gallon on the highway.
📷 It has a nice interior with features like a gray chrome finish, a wide-angle backup camera, push-button start, and a regular parking brake.
🚗 It offers different driving modes (normal, sports, smart), and the camera technology has improved compared to earlier models.
🔩 The Elantra has normal injectors, not a GDI system, which reduces the strain on the engine and may improve longevity.
💯 The engine seems to be holding up well with no major issues, but the plastic thermostat assembly had to be replaced under warranty.
🚙 The Elantra's design has improved, offering better fuel efficiency and thermal efficiency.
🛠️ It uses a chain instead of a belt for the transmission, which should contribute to longevity.
🧾 Hyundai had to offer a warranty of 100,000 miles due to previous engine issues, which created a negative reputation.
💰 The owner traded in his previous car and paid around $22,000 for the Elantra, which is a good deal considering the high gas mileage.
🌈 The car has various color options and a nice setup with a colorful dashboard and useful information display.
🚙 The Elantra provides a smooth ride and improved suspension compared to older Hyundai models.
🚦 It has a traditional round steering wheel, which the owner prefers over yoke steering wheels.
⚙️ The car features an intelligent CVT with smoother shifts, and it handles well without understeering.
🚗 The owner appreciates that the Elantra has a normally aspirated non-GDI engine, providing real gas mileage without relying on turbos.
🌧️ The owner notes that if the car gets in an accident, the unique body design may make it challenging to fix correctly.
🔊 The car has a quiet ride, good damping, and a snazzy-looking steering wheel.
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