2004 Hyundai Elantra Usados en Venta

I purchased the car from my sister once the car was considered totaled due to a hail storm in Wyoming a few years back. When she had given the car to me there was some issues that needed my immediate attention. For starters the timing belt was pretty much shot, the AC didn't work, one of the windows wouldn't roll down, and sadly the car had over 200,000 miles already on it. The car hasn't let me down yet, although its getting close to retirement. I have had to replace the timing belt twice in the last 3 years, the radiator, and I was just told that I may have to rebuild the transmission now that this baby has reached 260,000 miles. The windows are all acting up now and most will not roll down, save the drivers window. The positives of this car is that it is very roomy. There is plenty of room in the back seat and in the front. The roof is high enough for my family members that generally knock their head on the roof of most cars. The interior is easy to clean, very helpful with my 2 year old. There is a huge trunk space, I am able to pack it full every time I have moved over the last few years and was happy that 3 trips managed to get all my personal belongings and the belongings of a baby, which if you have children you know its an endless pile of stuff. The car has been mistreated pretty badly before I got her, but she has not failed me yet!

This car packs a huge punch. It looks like the typical midsized sedan, but she is a beast under the hood. Our car, which I named Roxy, can go from 0 to 60 faster than any car her age and size should. Don't get me started on the space in the cabin and trunk. You can smash five adults in the cabin and at least another four (three comfortably) in the trunk. It is a great car to rush to the grocery store in.