2017 Hyundai Elantra Value Edition

Meet the 2017 Hyundai ELANTRA Value Edition — a practical, surprisingly charismatic compact sedan dressed in Black Noir Pearl on the outside and stealthy Black on the inside. It’s the kind of car that slips quietly into your life, saves you gas money with a smug little grin, and politely refuses to make a fuss. Under the hood sits Hyundai’s dependable Nu 2.0L I4 engine, producing 147 horsepower and 132 lb-ft of torque — enough pep for confident highway passing, polite commutes, and the occasional escape from that person who insists the left lane is a suggestion.

Mileage and efficiency that won’t make your wallet cry
- This Elantra has below 81,000 miles — averaging less than 9,000 miles per year — which means it’s been driven responsibly, not lived in like a college dormitory car.
- EPA-ish real-world efficiency of about 28 MPG city and 37 MPG highway means you’ll spend fewer weekends at gas stations and more on, well, literally anything else. Road-tripping? Yes. Grocery-getting? Definitely. Showing off to that one friend who still brags about their V8? Go ahead and smile knowingly.

Condition and personality
- Overall condition: Excellent. This car has been cared for with the kind of attention normally reserved for houseplants and small mammals. The Black Noir Pearl exterior maintains a deep, glossy finish that flatters curves and hides the occasional parking-lot sigh. The interior is Black — clean, practical, and resilient against coffee mishaps and dramatic sunglasses. Seats are comfortable for long commutes or spontaneous karaoke sessions.

Factory-default features — a delightful buffet of sensible technology and creature comforts
Think of the Value Edition as the “Goldilocks” trim — not too basic, not too fancy, just right. Here’s what comes from the factory, described in tasty detail:

- Power and drivetrain basics: The Nu 2.0L inline-4 engine delivers smooth, linear power and responsive throttle — combined with a 6-speed automatic transmission that shifts with the kind of civility you’d expect from a car that was raised right.

- Comfort and convenience: Power windows and door locks, remote keyless entry, and cruise control for those stretches of highway where your only job is to enjoy scenery and resist the urge to narrate traffic to your passengers. A tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel ensures you can find the perfect driving pose, whether you’re 5’0” or 6’6”.

- Interior seating and cargo: Supportive front seats with durable black material that balances comfort and longevity. Rear 60/40 split-folding seats let you adapt the cabin quickly for passengers or oddly shaped purchases (we’re looking at you, new bookshelf).

- Climate: Efficient HVAC system with straightforward controls that won’t make you read a manual at 2 a.m. to turn the defroster on. Comfortable heating and cooling for all seasons — because comfort shouldn’t be an optional feature.

- Infotainment and connectivity: An intuitive audio system with AM/FM, USB and auxiliary inputs, Bluetooth hands-free phone and audio streaming, and steering-wheel mounted audio controls so you can manage playlists like a responsible adult. Voice commands and trip computer keep things practical and minimally dramatic.

- Safety and driver aids: A full complement of airbags (front, side-impact, and side-curtain), ABS (anti-lock brakes), electronic stability control, traction control, and a tire pressure monitoring system — all the modern safety basics that help you drive smarter and sleep better. The rearview camera assists with parking maneuvers so you can avoid kissing unsuspecting mailboxes.

- Lighting and exterior: Stylish headlamps and a sleek silhouette courtesy of Hyundai’s aerodynamic design cues. Alloy wheels lend a touch of class and durability, while body-colored mirrors and trim keep the