CarComplaints.com Notes: There's an emerging trend of transmission problem with the 2010 Elantra at fairly early mileage.
So far owners report having the transmission replaced under warranty but that won't hold up for much longer. It may be a bit premature but for now we're putting the "CLUNKER" rating on the 2010 Elantra just to be safe.
Speaking of being safe, you might not be unless Hyundai can figure out why their airbags aren't deploying.
10.0
really awful
Typical Repair Cost:
No data
Average Mileage:
34,600 miles
Total Complaints:
1 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
replace the A/C hose and replace the freon (1 reports)
With this being my first Hyundai, and only having 34,597 miles on it I feel this car should not have such crazy problems already. I just paid out over 554.00 to get the driver side door fixed. I couldn't open the driver side door from the inside. One little tiny piece of metal was attached to a skinny round length of metal that broke off and the whole thing had to be replaced. With less than 36,000 miles and already having so much happen in the last 3 months I am really getting worried. I chose the Hyundai because I needed something I could afford. As a 73 year old lady that survives on my SS I can not afford 500.00 in repairs every time I turn around. If nothing else happens to this auto in the next couple years I will feel good about my choice of vehicle. However if this trend continues I will be really pissed off. Hyundai needs to build their vehicles better. I hope they changed that rod inside the door so that little metal piece doesn't just fall off. As for the air conditioner hose....a better make on this is needed.
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With this being my first Hyundai, and only having 34,597 miles on it I feel this car should not have such crazy problems already. I just paid out over 554.00 to get the driver side door fixed. I couldn't open the driver side door from the inside. One little tiny piece of metal was attached to a skinny round length of metal that broke off and the whole thing had to be replaced. With less than 36,000 miles and already having so much happen in the last 3 months I am really getting worried. I chose the Hyundai because I needed something I could afford. As a 73 year old lady that survives on my SS I can not afford 500.00 in repairs every time I turn around. If nothing else happens to this auto in the next couple years I will feel good about my choice of vehicle. However if this trend continues I will be really pissed off. Hyundai needs to build their vehicles better. I hope they changed that rod inside the door so that little metal piece doesn't just fall off. As for the air conditioner hose....a better make on this is needed.
- Diana W., Ft.Worth, US