 I purchased my Elantra early November and was genuinely excited as it was my first vehicle bought from a dealership. However, that excitement quickly dissipated the more I drove the car. While the acceleration is adequate, it does leave much to be desired, especially when the vehicle returns a mild 26 MPG on average with a 5-speed. The 5-speed on my Hyundai is also in need of repair with only 100k miles on the vehicle. The handling responds, but without a sense of urgency, leaving a very dull engagement, even on curvy roads. When thrown into a turn, the car listens, but in such a way that it seems lethargic. All-in-all, not a bad car. Just an incredibly lackluster experience.*Two and a half year update:Unfortunately still have the vehicle and loathe every day I have to use it. The upside is I bike a lot more. The downside is that as a result of financing it, I've dumped over $14k into various repairs over the last two years.As far as Hyundai as a whole, I will never purchase from them again. When I put forth the myriad of issues I've had with the car, they informed me I had 50k miles left on my warranty only to not honor the warranty because it was subjective.If you're looking for value or a great warranty, Hyundai looks decent on the surface, but from my experience, they are nothing but thrifty salesmen looking to get you stuck with a massive liability.