2011 Hyundai Elantra
Specifications
| Year | 2011 |
| Mileage | 169,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Title Status | Clean |
Owner's Pitch
"Reliable and fuel-efficient 2011 Hyundai Elantra. Features a smooth automatic transmission and a fuel-sipping 4-cylinder engine. Recently passed smog inspection with all fees paid. Clean title in hand. Perfect for students or daily commuters looking for a solid value. Needs minor cosmetic TLC but drives well and is ready for its next owner."
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Overview: Selling a 2011 Hyundai Elantra equipped with an automatic transmission and a fuel-efficient 4-cylinder engine. This four-door sedan features power windows and a clean title.
Condition and History: The vehicle recently passed smog three weeks ago and all registration fees are paid. It has 169,000 miles and a clean title in hand, ready for transfer.
Maintenance Notes: This car needs some TLC. The interior is in good shape but requires a thorough cleaning, and there are some minor scratches around the exterior of the vehicle.
Sale Details: Selling because the vehicle is no longer needed. Cash only, no trades. Ready for a quick and straightforward transaction.
Market Highlights
- The Budget Commuter Reality: In 2026, the floor for running, smog-certified vehicles in Southern California remains strong. While a 15-year-old Hyundai has depreciated significantly, its utility as a high-MPG commuter prevents its value from dropping much below the $3,000 mark regardless of mileage.
- California Smog Premium: Having a recently passed smog certification is a major value-add for private party sales in California. It removes a significant risk for the buyer and suggests that the catalytic converter and engine sensors are currently functioning within state parameters.
- Model Reliability Context: The 2011 Elantra was a significant step forward for Hyundai in terms of style and efficiency. While it lacks modern safety tech, its simple mechanical layout makes it easier to maintain for DIY-oriented buyers compared to newer, more complex turbocharged vehicles.