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2013 Hyundai Elantra GT Pricing Announced

Hatchback GT will start at $19,170; by Jake Lingeman

By AutoWeek Jun 15, 2012 6:44AM

Pricing for the Elantra GT will start at $19,170. Photo by Hyundai.



We know all of you enthusiasts have been waiting, and finally, here it is. The 2013 Hyundai Elantra GT will cost you and your friends $19,170 when it hits dealerships this month. If you'd like an automatic transmission, Hyundai will tack on an extra grand.


Jokes aside, the Hyundai Elantra is a good little city scooter. It makes 148 hp from its 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine, along with 131 lb-ft of torque. Fuel mileage hovers near 39 mpg on the highway.


The Elantra GT has more interior space than its competitors including the Mazda 3, Ford Focus and Volkswagen Golf, according to Hyundai. It also features fold-down rear seats for more cargo room.


The GT is tweaked a bit from the base model. It has higher rear spring rates, a V-beam rear suspension with and integrated stabilizer bar and Sachs dampers. The Style trim takes the Elantra a step further, with even tauter handling.


New for 2013 is Hyundai's driver-selectable steering mode. Drivers can select from comfort, normal and sport modes, each with its own characteristics. The new feature not only adjusts steering weight but also on-center feel for what Hyundai says is a natural feel.


Check out the options for each trim below:


GT Manual Transmission


The Elantra GT M/T has an MSRP of $19,170, including shipping and the following standard features:


1.8-liter four-cylinder dual CVVT engine

Six-speed manual transmission

Driver-selectable steering mode

16-inch alloy wheels with P205/55R-16 tires

Seven airbags (driver's knee airbag, front, side and curtain airbags)

ABS, EBD, four-wheel disc brakes, vehicle stability management, electronic stability control and traction control system

Daytime running lights

Air conditioning with cooled glovebox

AM/FM/Sirius XM/CD/MP3 audio system with six speakers, iPod/USB and MP3 auxiliary input jacks

Power windows, heated mirrors and door locks

Remote keyless-entry system with alarm

Steering-wheel-mounted audio controls

Cruise control

Bluetooth hands-free phone system with voice recognition

Blue Link telematics system

Premium cloth interior with cloth door trim

Dual front illuminated vanity mirrors with sunvisor extensions

Sliding center armrest

Heated front seats

Driver's seat height adjustment

Tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel

Outside temperature display

Trip computer

Metallic inside door handles

One-touch triple turn signal

Luggage net hooks and outlet

Sunglass holder and map lights

Front and rear map pockets, front seatback pockets

60/40 split-fold rear seatback

Rear-seat center armrest with cupholders

Chrome grille

Front fog lights

Front variable intermittent wipers

Body-color door handles and mirrors

Solar glass with windshield shade band

Rear-window wiper and spoiler


GT M/T Style package--$2,750 option package MSRP


17-inch alloy wheels with P215/45R-17 tires

Sport-tuned suspension

Panoramic sunroof

Side mirrors with integrated turn signals

Leather seating surfaces

Leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob

Power driver's seat with power lumbar support

Aluminum pedals

Driver's-side auto-up window


GT M/T Technology package--$2,350 option package MSRP


Requires Style package

Navigation system with seven-inch screen

Rearview camera

Automatic headlamps

Dual automatic temperature control

GT Automatic Transmission


The Elantra GT A/T has an MSRP of $20,170, including $775 freight, and includes all of the GT M/T equipment plus the following features:


Six-speed automatic transmission with Shiftronic Active Eco System

GT A/T Style package--$2,750 option package MSRP

17-inch alloy wheels with P215/45R-17 tires

Sport-tuned suspension

Panoramic sunroof

Side mirrors with integrated turn signals

Leather seating surfaces

Leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob

Power driver's seat with power lumbar support

Aluminum pedals

Driver's-side auto-up window


GT A/T Technology package--$2,350 option package MSRP


Requires Style package

Navigation system with seven-inch screen

Rearview camera

Automatic headlamps

Dual automatic temperature control


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9Comments
Jun 15, 2012 3:05PM
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Cheaper, better financing and better resale value than "American".
Jun 15, 2012 10:08AM
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Great, now even more of our nations wealth will go overseas. buy american!
Jun 16, 2012 5:56AM
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SOCIALIST nations such as Japan cannot compete without protected home markets, and US regulators/lawmakers don't have the backbone to stand up against it; especially when you've got a good portion of the nation crowing about how "American" these companies are for employing a handful of people in entry-level jobs.
Jun 19, 2012 2:14PM
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No matter how many times you polish a turd, its still a turd!  POS.
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