Elentra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

I was looking at wholesale and retail values of used Hyundai Elentras and
the '00s are significantly lower than the '01s. Is the curve just fairly
steep until you get past 5 yrs old, or is there a change in design which
makes the newer ones more desirable and/or more reliable? My son's '99 has
been a good, reliable car once I sorted out the odd shifting problem caused
by a bad tranny sensor.
Regards,
KWW

Re: Elentra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

"KWW" <kwalker@nospamaircooled.net> wrote in message
news:XcWdnf_i-IvJmV7ZnZ2dnUVZ_oWdnZ2d@comcast.com...
> I was looking at wholesale and retail values of used Hyundai Elentras and
> the '00s are significantly lower than the '01s. Is the curve just fairly
> steep until you get past 5 yrs old, or is there a change in design which
> makes the newer ones more desirable and/or more reliable? My son's '99 has
> been a good, reliable car once I sorted out the odd shifting problem
caused
> by a bad tranny sensor.
> Regards,
> KWW
>
>
Wasnt there a new body style introduced in 2001?

Re: Elentra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

"KWW" <kwalker@nospamaircooled.net> wrote in message
news:XcWdnf_i-IvJmV7ZnZ2dnUVZ_oWdnZ2d@comcast.com...
> I was looking at wholesale and retail values of used Hyundai Elentras and
> the '00s are significantly lower than the '01s. Is the curve just fairly
> steep until you get past 5 yrs old, or is there a change in design which
> makes the newer ones more desirable and/or more reliable? My son's '99 has
> been a good, reliable car once I sorted out the odd shifting problem
caused
> by a bad tranny sensor.
> Regards,
> KWW
>
>
Wasnt there a new body style introduced in 2001?

Re: Elentra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

"KWW" <kwalker@nospamaircooled.net> wrote in message
news:XcWdnf_i-IvJmV7ZnZ2dnUVZ_oWdnZ2d@comcast.com...
> I was looking at wholesale and retail values of used Hyundai Elentras and
> the '00s are significantly lower than the '01s. Is the curve just fairly
> steep until you get past 5 yrs old, or is there a change in design which
> makes the newer ones more desirable and/or more reliable? My son's '99 has
> been a good, reliable car once I sorted out the odd shifting problem
caused
> by a bad tranny sensor.
> Regards,
> KWW
>
>
Wasnt there a new body style introduced in 2001?

Re: Elantra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

completely new design in 2001 from the ground up!

Re: Elantra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

completely new design in 2001 from the ground up!

Re: Elantra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

completely new design in 2001 from the ground up!

Re: Elantra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

Pretty much the same engine in 2001, but everything else changed between
2000 and 2001. The most notable improvements for 2001 were a stronger and
more reliable transmission and a complete subframe.

Re: Elantra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

Pretty much the same engine in 2001, but everything else changed between
2000 and 2001. The most notable improvements for 2001 were a stronger and
more reliable transmission and a complete subframe.

Re: Elantra, '00 to '01 Why the jump in resale value?
 

Pretty much the same engine in 2001, but everything else changed between
2000 and 2001. The most notable improvements for 2001 were a stronger and
more reliable transmission and a complete subframe.