The evaluation, conducted by the website Cars.com, said the Elantra won the honors, according to Web site publishers, for its exterior and interior design, its smooth ride.
"With gas prices steadily and economic uncertainty continues, our sentences could not be more timely in terms of what consumers are looking for the car," said Patrick Olsen, Cars.com editor in chief. "In fact, four of the five models who were competing among the best sellers of the dealer in April and May.
"Based on the results, any car buyer looking at this segment to put the 2011 Hyundai Elantra in the top of your game account. Not only does this car gets 40 mpg on the highway, the Elantra also has a refined, solid handling, comfortable interior and a good price for all features that buyers receive. "
To determine the winner of the shootings, experts and U.S. Cars.com Today, and a family in the Chicago area puts competitors through a variety of tests on a series of three days.
The evidence includes a record by a full day to determine the exact mileage of the real world, leading back to back by all the judges on the same track to determine the handling and comfort and a side by side comparison of features and style cars.
'S' the best results of the evaluation or value Cars.com: Price for the classification of the pump:
1. Hyundai Elantra ($ 17,760),
2. Chevrolet Cruze ($ 19,445)
3. Honda Civic ($ 18,655),
4. Kia Forte ($ 18.345),
5. Ford Focus ($ 19,750).
