My 2007 Hyundai Elantra transmission may be shot at 70,000 miles. The garage man that I went to said that you can expect to get about 5 years from a Hyundai (60,000). What have others found? I’m wondering if my car will steadily decline and want to plan for the eventuality of having to buy anothe…

A friend of mine has an older Elantra which is basically perfect and with more miles than yours. Your car was either mistreated or not maintained well by its previous owner. Elantras, if properly cared for, will go 200,000 miles or more before engine or transmission fails. The “garage man” is shoot…

My sister-in-laws both had 2000 Elantras. Neither car was particularly well-maintained and both were city driven. One lasted 8 years and the other for 11 years and it was replaced with a 2011 Elantra. One note, at 70000 miles it may be getting getting close to a timing belt replacement. Good luc…

+1 to the previous comments. All too often, people buy a used car that did not come with maintenance records, and wind up buying a vehicle that has seen little or no maintenance. Or, some folks might buy a new car and then proceed to ignore vital maintenance. The end result is the same in both …

There was no service on the transmission prior to when I bought it (at 25,000 miles). The tires were a bit worn at 25,000 miles and I wonder if the previous owner really beat the car up somehow.

I had my car taken to an INDEPENDENT transmission shop that was recommended by a garage that is listed on this site. Good mention about the timing belt. I wondered if it was the thing that went but I didn’t lose power. That’s next on the list. The maintenance records show routine maintenance–lik…

My sisters Elantra has 170k+ miles on it and still going strong! About 90% are in town miles too.

My car is at an independent transmission shop. No service history on the transmission–I bought the car at 25K miles.

Pretty much every car these days can easily reach 150k miles. 250k and above - While all cars can reach that…some require more repairs then others. I think 70k is way too low for a vehicle to be having problems. Either it was abused or it wasn’t maintained properly…or both.

I don’t know what “alternate gear across from ‘3’” means. The car hasn’t had a transmission fluid exchange - usually owners who keep current about maintenance do it at around 30k, so you bought it with too few miles on it for the previous owners to have done it, and since you say you don’t know the …

How many miles can you get out of a Hyundai Elantra

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lion9car February 15, 2012, 8:02pm 5

Your car should be good for many more miles and years if it wasn’t abused. Of course, this one might have been. Do you happen to have the service history on this car, especially on the transmission?

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