2023 Hyundai Elantra for Sale in Brooklyn, NY

About the 2023 Hyundai Elantra

The 2023 Elantra is the third year of the seventh-generation sedan Hyundai introduced for 2021. SE, SEL, and Limited trims carry a 2.0-liter four-cylinder rated at 147 horsepower and 132 lb-ft of torque, matched to Hyundai's IVT continuously variable automatic. The Elantra Hybrid joins a 1.6-liter engine to an electric motor for 139 combined horsepower and shifts through a six-speed dual-clutch gearbox. N Line models run a 201-horsepower 1.6-liter turbo with a seven-speed dual-clutch, and the Elantra N lifts output to 276 horsepower. Every version drives the front wheels. Hyundai SmartSense is standard on all of them, as is an 8-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

City parking rewards a car this size. The Elantra slots into gaps that larger sedans have to pass, and its tight turning circle turns a U-turn on a Midwood block into one clean maneuver. The hybrid does its best work where the miles pile up here, crawling along Ocean Parkway or waiting out the Battery Tunnel, and every trim takes regular fuel. The trunk holds 14.2 cubic feet, enough for a week of groceries or two suitcases bound for LaGuardia.

2023 Hyundai Elantra Specifications

Which 2023 Elantra Trim Fits You

• SE — the entry car, and no penalty box: SmartSense, the 8-inch touchscreen, and wireless phone mirroring are included. Its smaller wheels also soften broken pavement.
• SEL — the volume trim, adding alloy wheels, blind-spot collision-avoidance assist, rear cross-traffic alert, and proximity entry with push-button start.
• Limited — leather seating, a sunroof, Bose audio, the dual 10.25-inch displays, and highway driving assist.
• N Line — turbo power, a dual-clutch transmission, sport suspension, and 18-inch wheels. Quicker, though you feel more of the road surface.
• Hybrid Blue — the efficiency build, with the lightest setup and smaller wheels. The pick for drivers who idle in traffic most days.
• Hybrid Limited — the same hybrid drivetrain with leather, the sunroof, and the larger screen package.
• Elantra N — a true performance model with adaptive dampers and a loud exhaust. Rewarding on an open road, stiff on a rough one.

Equipment differs from one car to the next even inside a single trim. Read the badge, transmission, and option list on each listing above.

What to Check on a Used 2023 Hyundai Elantra

Seven trims and four powertrains mean no two used Elantras are quite the same car. Work through these points on any one you consider:

• Warranty terms for a second owner. Hyundai's 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain coverage belongs to the original buyer. A later owner gets a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain term from the original in-service date, so ask us to run the VIN.
• Which powertrain the listing carries. Gas, hybrid, N Line, and Elantra N look similar in photos but differ in fuel use, insurance, and service costs. Check the badge and the window sticker.
• Low-speed transmission behavior. Drive it in traffic. The IVT should pull away smoothly, and a dual-clutch car should creep without shuddering once it is warm.
• Wheels, tires, and the front air dam. The Elantra sits low and the larger wheels wear thinner sidewalls. Look for curb rash, pothole bulges, and scrapes under the nose.
• Hybrid battery and 12-volt condition. On a hybrid, watch the power gauge cycle between electric and engine drive on a short test route, and ask whether the 12-volt battery has been replaced.
• Certified pre-owned eligibility. A 2023 Elantra may qualify for Hyundai's certified program once it clears the age, odometer, and inspection requirements. Ask us which cars currently hold that status.
• Records and recalls. Service entries should line up with the maintenance schedule, the history report should be clear of accidents and title issues, and we can check the VIN for open recalls.

Financing, Trade-In, and Delivery at Plaza Auto Mall

New, Certified, and Used at Our Brooklyn Franchises

Five franchise stores sit under the Plaza Auto Mall banner on Nostrand Avenue, and each keeps its own showroom pages:

Oil changes, tire rotations, and scheduled maintenance go through the Plaza Hyundai service department, a short walk from the used lot. Filters, wipers, brake parts, and floor mats can be ordered from Plaza Parts.

Browse More Inventory in Brooklyn, NY

Want more room than a compact sedan gives you? Crossovers and wagons sit beside the sedans in our pre-owned cars, SUVs, and trucks in Brooklyn. If a factory inspection and extended coverage matter more, begin on our certified pre-owned page. Drivers thinking about the latest model year can price out the new vehicle inventory across all five brands.

Vehicle availability, equipment, and pricing vary by unit and are subject to change. Please contact Plaza Auto Mall to confirm details on a specific vehicle.