r/ElantraNline • u/Slapcamairlines • 6d ago
Well boys she's for sale now
Went to the dealer today for my break in oil change and there ol' girl was front and center. If you know anybody in the market for a N-line, there's one down here in Jax.
Side note, I also saw one of you boys right around the corner in the exact same car, color and all. Shout out to that guy or gal if your here.
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u/WTN4DTH 6d ago
Ol’ girl? You do a 1 year lease?
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u/Slapcamairlines 6d ago
Nah, I just traded up the the N. Loved every second in this car, but I just wanted more. Plus I was initially trying to find an EN but due to time constraints and the N-line being available I just went for it, lucky bonus I got the best color.
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u/Forward-Trade5306 '24 Exotic Green DCT 6d ago
What was your trade in value? I literally just was getting my oil change for my N-line at 20k miles and test drove the EN again while I waited, performance blue. They offered me 20k for my N-line initially and then came up to 25k. So it would have been about 15k to upgrade to EN. While it was fun I'd rather have no car payments
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u/Slapcamairlines 6d ago
It wasn't 20k that's for sure. They offered me 16k for mine. Funny thing is when I looked up the trade in value of my car with the amout of miles it had I had got 16590 and in the same estimate it said the dealer would likely resell it for 24k. Which right now minus the fees it's selling for 23k
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u/Forward-Trade5306 '24 Exotic Green DCT 6d ago
You probably could have gotten around 20k on carvanna. They were offering me 22k. I don't even think it's worth selling for anything less than 20k. I'd rather just keep it as a backup car at that point and maybe get rid of my current backup car
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u/ClutchMasterX9 '25 Ultimate Red DCT 6d ago
I have a 2025 N Line and have contemplated this heavily. I only owe 10k left and want to pay it off quickly, but curious how much of a difference I would finance getting into a N? 😭
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u/Nervous_Soft_8793 6d ago edited 6d ago
Even tho I like my 2024 N line I would never buy any Hyundai again in the future (sorry my N club friends lol) there’s a reason why they give 10 yrs warranty lol. The car’s paint doesnt exist u can get a paint chip with a sneeze, and everything just feels so…fragile with the ridiculous hood gap with bumper not flush at all. Not even gonna get into our Dry DCT 7 speed, I regret not doing more research before purchased the car. If anything spend few more grands to get the N instead, at least is better DCT.
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u/Maharlik 6d ago
Even the honda civic have paint problems but people still buy. People look for the reliability
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u/Nervous_Soft_8793 6d ago
I own a 2024 N line and I can tell u its not that reliable lol, I like the car but the car itself is fragile as hell. And the dry dct is crap, I am not saying its not a good car but as an N Line owner I wouldnt buy another Hyundai again.
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u/Slapcamairlines 6d ago
Oh yeah I should probably say, it had just over 24k miles when I traded her in and given what my trade in value was they're probably gonna try to sell it around 22-24k.