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Hyundai continues to up its game with the new 2021 Hyunda Elantra
In this week's news roundup, Hyundai prices the all-new Elantra, Ford lets you build your Bronco, Nissan adds more Safety Shield 360, there's a refreshed small Genesis, and GM's Cruise is ready to go
Typical Used Prices: 2017 - $13,500; 2019 -$18,000
This week in the news, Hyundai adds N to new Elantra, Toyota's plug-in RAV4 strikes an impressive bargain, Kia refreshes the Stinger sedan, Nissan is forgetting the Titans, and Mercedes-Benz shows an
As for when we'll actually see the cars, they're not saying just yet.
it’s an uncommonly good car for value-conscious Canucks.
Hyundai continues to embrace the passenger car with this fully redesigned Elantra.
Wise motorists often shelter their pricey cars and motorcycles and find a cheap set of wheels to slog through the darkest months.
Tis the season to buy a new car.
A small but mighty face-off.
A sporty attitude
Still standing
Not all Canadians in the market for a new vehicle default to a tall crossover or SUV.
One of the first products of Hyundai’s new performance division.
Canadians purchased a shade over two million new vehicles last year.
Have a blast without breaking the bank.
The U.S. Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS) has named the 2018 Hyundai Elantra a Top Safety Pick+.
Designed to European standards, the GT benefited from a stiffer structure reinforced with plenty of high-strength steel, yet the hatchback is lighter than most competing models.
