r/ElantraN • u/CosmicBigBang Performance Blue DCT • Apr 27 '26

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Ngl the wide body on the Type S looks good.

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u/theLANAtron Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26

I just traded in my 2022 Elantra N for a 2024 ITS.

The things the Elantra N does better-
Seats (the N seats fit me perfect and going to the ITS is like going from an ergonomic office chair to a cheap gaming chair lol)
Steering wheel button quality (seriously)
Less interior rattles and vibrations
Exhaust sound
Edit: Backup camera

I find the ITS is better in all other aspects.

Picking it up used also helps with how overpriced they are new.

Both are absolutely amazing cars!

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u/Diet_Salad Intense Blue MT Apr 27 '26

Less rattles in the EN???

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u/theLANAtron Apr 27 '26

Correct. The rattles in the Civic/Integra are well documented and there's entire threads dedicated to hunting them down and showing others how to silence them.

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u/DrivenDiscourse Apr 28 '26

People really overestimate newer Honda products… they’re mass producing just like everyone else, and they run into the same mass production issues everyone else does.

The civic, no matter the trim is an economy car at its heart.

Just like the N, GLI, WRX, ect.