Used 2013 Hyundai Elantra
- Price: $12,095
- Mileage: 136,107 miles
- Location: Monroeville, PA
- VIN: KMHDH4AE8DU565876
Used 2013 Hyundai Elantra for sale in Monroeville, PA — $12,095, 136,107 miles. The Elantra is Hyundai's best-selling compact sedan: roomy, efficient and well equipped for the money. Buy Here Pay Here financing available. See photos and details, and get pre-approved online.
About the 2013 Hyundai Elantra
2013 Hyundai Elantra at a glance
For 2013 Hyundai added a 2-door Elantra Coupe and a separate Elantra GT hatchback, while the sedan carried over with the 148-hp 1.8L four and a 6-speed manual or automatic, rated about 28 city / 38 highway mpg. Check the VIN for the brake-pedal stopper pad recall, which can keep brake lights on, plus the ABS-fuse recall.
- Engines: 1.8 liter I4 148 hp 131 lb ft
- Transmissions: 6 speed manual; 6 speed automatic
- Drivetrain: Front wheel drive
- Body style: 4 door sedan; 2 door coupe
What changed:
- New 2 door elantra coupe
- New elantra GT hatchback sold separately
- Sedan largely carryover
What to inspect: Open recalls by VIN; Anti theft software or steering lock status; Abs module fuse recall completion; Automatic transmission shift quality; Steering column clicking or noise; Oil level and oil change records; Cold start engine noise; Check engine light and stored codes; Suspension and tires; Brakes; Air conditioning operation; Electronics and infotainment; Maintenance history; Brake pedal stopper pad recall completion; Brake lights turn off when pedal released.
Known issues to check on a 2013 Hyundai Elantra
- ABS Module Fuse Recall (Park-Outside Advisory) (2011–2015)
NHTSA recall 23V651 covers certain 2011-2015 Elantra sedans and 2013-2015 Elantra Coupes. The ABS module can leak brake fluid internally and short, which can cause an engine-compartment fire while parked or driving. Owners were told to park outside until a dealer installs a replacement ABS fuse, free of charge.
What to do: Confirm by VIN that the ABS-fuse recall is complete before buying a 2011-2015 Elantra. - Anti-Theft Software Upgrade (2011-2022 Key-Start Cars) (2011–2022)
Key-start Elantras without an engine immobilizer were targeted by thieves. Hyundai offers a free anti-theft software upgrade for eligible 2011-2022 Elantras (it extends the alarm and blocks starting without the key fob) and a free steering-wheel lock where the software cannot be installed. Push-button-start cars are generally not affected; eligibility is VIN-specific.
What to do: Check the VIN on Hyundai's anti-theft site and get the free upgrade if needed. - Fifth-Generation Recalls: ESC Sensor, Headliner Bracket, Brake-Pedal Pad (2011–2014)
Certain 2011-2012 Elantras need an ESC sensor check and recalibration because brakes could apply unexpectedly (15V871); certain 2011-2013 cars need adhesive strips so a headliner bracket stays put when the curtain airbags deploy (13V115); and certain 2013-2014 sedans, coupes and GTs need a new brake-pedal stopper pad that can keep the brake lights on and let the shifter leave Park without the brake (16V574/17V769).
What to do: Run the VIN and check the brake lights and shift interlock. - 2011-2013 Fuel Economy Ratings Restated (2011–2013)
In November 2012 Hyundai and Kia restated (lowered) fuel economy ratings for many 2011-2013 vehicles, including the Elantra, which had been marketed at 40 mpg highway; the EPA now lists about 28 city / 38 highway. The companies later settled with the EPA and CARB in 2014. Use current fueleconomy.gov figures, not the original window sticker.
What to do: Expect about 28 city / 38 highway mpg from a 2011-2013 Elantra.
Recall applicability varies by model year, production date, engine, transmission, equipment, and VIN. Check the VIN for current open recalls and completed remedies. For 2011-2022 key-start cars, also check anti-theft software eligibility.
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