1995 Hyundai Elantra Reviews - Page 3 of 3

More wind noise than a helicopter in a category 5 hurricane.

Sunroof leaked more water than a 3 year old full of kool-aid.

Engine is slower than a drunk turtle.

Bad suspension and alignment. Pulled so hard to the right that I eventually had to start driving with the righthand blinker on. New tires and alignment twice in one year, still couldn't drive in a straight line if you put it on train tracks.

Master cylinder broke at 33000 miles. Replaced twice, continued to leak constantly. Started buying bottles of brake fluid by the carton.

Had to buy new inside door handles every month.

Stereo so quiet you could play it in a library.

Styling not bad for something its size.

Engine is reliable but can hardly keep up with the rest at speeds higher than 50mph. When in 5th at 60mph, engine sounds very overstressed. Better off just using it for city driving. When I test drove it, I got it up to 80, but I was two states away by then.

I bought it because I thought it was good on gas and reliable. Hmmmph, I won't go there.

Sngine seized at 65,000. I am the only owner and have provided the recommended maintenance since I bought it.

I considered buying another, but now I will never buy one again.

I had to have the front end alignment done and 4 new tires put on. The front end alignment was not precise. The mechanic did the best he could but said the car was not able to be completely realigned.

I had to change the timing belt that went on the car while I was 8 hours from home. Then on the way back it jumped time and I had to pay again to have it reset.

The trunk lock has been replaced.

The stereo had to be replaced.

Now the motor has to be replaced at 72,000 miles. What an expense and a rip off.

All buyers beware!!! The hyundai is worthless and really sucks. These car's are nothing but problems and a big expense. And if you presently have one and are trying to get rid of it, good luck. When trading these cars in they have very little value. They are in fact disposable cars.

I have replace all the handles twice and still one door is closed solid and I cannot get it to open or come off. I have replaced the drivers door handle every year.

I have replaced the timing belt once at 28,000 miles, when we bought the car. It also broke at 60,000 and blew my engine that the warranty didn't cover.

The rear window brake light catches fire when it is plugged in.

All the part # for parts are always wrong and hard to find.

The frame inside car around the radio and accessories will not stay intact.

The doors have to be pushed in and lifted in order to open, which over time will cause a dent in the door, and almost every Elantra in my home town has the same dents on the back doors.

The transmission constantly need to be changed to keep from it jerking, and I use Hyundai oil.

The heater will never stay on.

The car's alignment will never ever go straight, I have replaced the tires 4 times, thinking that was the problem. I have had several auto shops and body shops try and fix the car and no one can tell me what is wrong and cannot fix it, even after adding kit after kit to make the alignment go straight, and after all the messing around to get the alignment fixed it will now alway shake really hard above 50mph. They do not know what they did or how to fix it.

So you tell me what has NOT gone wrong with this car.

This car sucks! I will never buy another Hyundai again! And have contacted Hyundai headquarters about my problems with no response, yet.

Never been able to get more than 300 miles on a tank of gas. I have spent more on the car to fix it and keep it running, than the car cost me at the beginning, which was $8000. And now it is worth well below the retail value now, because of all the problems.

Yes, I have put a lot of miles on the car and it has lasted me a long time, but I also have done a lot of maintenance on the car and then some to make up for all the miles. I had a VW that ran a lot better and it was jimmied in everyway you can think of, and it still did not have as many problems.