Elantra
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Re: Elantra
"Don" <Don_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
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>
> Have a question for those owning Elantra 2002-4;Does that 16 valve 2.0
liter
> engine provide ample power? Have a Nissan Stanza with 2.4 liter engine &
has
> plenty of power....thinking of trading in on Elantra.
> Thanks in advance
>
It depends on your needs. Compare the hp and torque of the Stanza with the
Elantra, and also the weight of both cars for an idea of performance. Best
of all take a test drive in a variety of road conditions with the AC on and
off, and see how it feels.
Personally I'd like to see a larger capacity engine but then I like to drive
fast and want to be able to over take slower vehicles quickly and safely,
especially on a single lane road.
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make sure you get a 5 speed gives ya the option to have that extra UMPH when
ya need it..
Pete...
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> "Don" <Don_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
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>>
>>
>> Have a question for those owning Elantra 2002-4;Does that 16 valve 2.0
> liter
>> engine provide ample power? Have a Nissan Stanza with 2.4 liter engine &
> has
>> plenty of power....thinking of trading in on Elantra.
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>
> It depends on your needs. Compare the hp and torque of the Stanza with
> the
> Elantra, and also the weight of both cars for an idea of performance.
> Best
> of all take a test drive in a variety of road conditions with the AC on
> and
> off, and see how it feels.
>
> Personally I'd like to see a larger capacity engine but then I like to
> drive
> fast and want to be able to over take slower vehicles quickly and safely,
> especially on a single lane road.
>
ya need it..
Pete...
"Neil" <NOSPAMnbrad@hotmail.invalid.com> wrote in message
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> "Don" <Don_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
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>>
>>
>> Have a question for those owning Elantra 2002-4;Does that 16 valve 2.0
> liter
>> engine provide ample power? Have a Nissan Stanza with 2.4 liter engine &
> has
>> plenty of power....thinking of trading in on Elantra.
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>
> It depends on your needs. Compare the hp and torque of the Stanza with
> the
> Elantra, and also the weight of both cars for an idea of performance.
> Best
> of all take a test drive in a variety of road conditions with the AC on
> and
> off, and see how it feels.
>
> Personally I'd like to see a larger capacity engine but then I like to
> drive
> fast and want to be able to over take slower vehicles quickly and safely,
> especially on a single lane road.
>
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Re: Elantra
Don wrote:
> Have a question for those owning Elantra 2002-4;Does that 16 valve 2.0 liter
> engine provide ample power? Have a Nissan Stanza with 2.4 liter engine & has
> plenty of power....thinking of trading in on Elantra.
It's got ample power for everyday driving and it can more than "get out
of it's own way", especially with the 5 speed. I haul a couple of kayaks
on the roof and lots of gear inside with no problems. If you're the "boy
racer" type or you're going to tow a trailer or something, you might be
disappointed. BTW, the 5 speed Elantra can exceed its EPA mileage
ratings if you drive rationally.
> Have a question for those owning Elantra 2002-4;Does that 16 valve 2.0 liter
> engine provide ample power? Have a Nissan Stanza with 2.4 liter engine & has
> plenty of power....thinking of trading in on Elantra.
It's got ample power for everyday driving and it can more than "get out
of it's own way", especially with the 5 speed. I haul a couple of kayaks
on the roof and lots of gear inside with no problems. If you're the "boy
racer" type or you're going to tow a trailer or something, you might be
disappointed. BTW, the 5 speed Elantra can exceed its EPA mileage
ratings if you drive rationally.
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