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Last year I recommended the Hyundai Elantra Touring for those who “want a simply designed car that’s easy to see out of, capable of toting a bunch of stuff, solidly constructed, and fun to drive.” A replacement was on the horizon, and I wondered if it would retain the ET’s increasingly uncommon strengths. Well, the 2013 Elantra GT is now here, and it performs well enough to rank above other new compact Hyundais. But what about its predecessor?
Posted in Car Reviews, Hyundai, New Cars, News Blog
Tagged as Elantra GT, Elantra Touring, ford focus
Tagged as Elantra GT, Elantra Touring, ford focus
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