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2012 corolla vs. 2012 hyundai elantra - north hollywood toyota, los angeles new used certified dealer
1. 2012 Corolla vs. 2012 Hyundai Elantra
Top Corolla Advantages
Over Elantra
Make no mistake: Hyundai has thrown down the gauntlet in the compact segment
with its recently redesigned Elantra. This is an all-new generation that breaks new
ground for the brand in styling, engineering and performance. And it builds on the
momentum established by the introduction of the 2011 Sonata, sharing many
of the same design cues found on Elantra’s bigger sibling.
However, Toyota has sold more than 34 million Corollas since its
introduction and is not about to take this challenge lightly. This Edge
documents Corolla’s key advantages over Elantra.
Look inside for detailed info about this summary,
important safety information and disclaimers.
• More select standard features
Items such as air conditioning, tilt/telescopic steering
column and cruise control are standard on Corolla LE.
To get these features on Elantra GLS, you either have to
choose a $1,250 option package, or spend $2,250 more
for a GLS with automatic transmission.
• Standard Bluetooth®
technology
On Elantra you have to pay extra for hands-free phone,
phone-book access and streaming music. Even steering
wheel audio controls cost extra. But not on Corolla LE.
• More select available features
Items such as power tilt/slide moonroof with sliding
sunshade are available on Corolla LE but not on Elantra
GLS at any price.
• Available Navigation and Entune™
On the
Hyundai Elantra, GPS navigation is only offered on the
far more expensive Limited model. And Elantra doesn’t
offer a feature like Entune™
at any price. Entune™
includes three years of complimentary access to apps
like Bing™
, iHeartRadio, MovieTickets.com, Open Table®
and Pandora®
—plus data services like fuel guide, sports
scores, stocks, traffic and weather. Services are delivered
via most smartphones and some feature phones.
„ ExCEpTiONAl vAluE
At first glance, it appears Elantra has a big price
advantage on Corolla. But a closer look reveals
just the opposite.
• lower cost at purchase
Equip the two vehicles’ entry-level grades—Corolla
L and Elantra GLS—with popular features such as
automatic transmission and air conditioning
and Elantra’s apparent MSRP1
gap disappears, and
then some. Corolla L has an MSRP1
of $17,720, while
Elantra’s MSRP1
is $18,205.
• lower cost of ownership
Based on 2011 data, Intellichoice2
predicts that
Corolla LE could have a much lower five-year
ownership cost when compared with Elantra GLS—
lower by nearly $2,000!
„ pASSENgErS pAMpErEd
A closer look at Elantra’s comfort and
convenience characteristics reveals Corolla has
the advantage on several key fronts.
• More rear head room and leg room
The Elantra’s swooping roofline comes at the cost
of rear passenger room in these two key measures.
2012 Hyundai Elantra GLS
2012 Corolla LE
Over Elantra
• More select standard features
Items such as air conditioning, tilt/telescopic steering
xCEpTiONAl vAl vAl v luE
At first glance, it appears Elantra has a big price
2012 Hyundai Elantra GLS
january 2012
Updated 1/30/12
2. 20 I2 COROLLA vs.
20 I2 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
2
Hyundai keeps it simple with Elantra, offering this vehicle in just
two configurations: GLS and Limited. Note that air conditioning
does not come standard on the manual-transmission GLS, but
customers can upgrade with a choice of two packages. The Limited
is well equipped and offers a Technology Package with navigation.
Here’s a look at some of the major features of the Elantra range.
Elantra at a glance
GLS
Engine
1.8-liter DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder
Transmission
6-speed manual
Driveline
Front-wheel drive
Standard Features
Driver and front-passenger
advanced airbags
Driver and front-passenger side airbags
Side curtain airbags
Traction Control
Anti-lock Braking System
Electronic Brake-force Distribution
Brake Assist
Vehicle Stability Management
AM/FM/CD/MP3/XM audio
with 6 speakers
Auxiliary audio jack
iPod®4
USB port
Daytime running lights
Trip computer
Exterior-temperature gauge
Remote keyless entry
6-way-adjustable driver’s seat
4-way-adjustable front passenger’s seat
Rear 60/40 split-folding seat
Tilt steering column
Power door locks
Power windows
15-inch steel wheels
Variable intermittent windshield wipers
Rear window defogger
Dual body-colored heated
outside mirrors
Compare to
Corolla L
GLS with Comfort Package (MT only)
The GLS with Comfort Package differs
from the GLS by adding:
Transmission
6-speed automatic
Standard Features
Active Eco System
Manual air conditioning
Tilt and telescope steering column
16-inch steel wheels with full
wheel covers
Cruise control
Compare to
Corolla L
GLS with Preferred Package
(AT only)
The Preferred Package differs from the
GLS with Comfort Package by adding:
Standard Features
16-inch alloy wheels
Steering-wheel-mounted audio controls
Fog lights
Bluetooth®4
connectivity
Front dual illuminated vanity mirrors
Sliding center armrest
Illuminated ignition
Compare to
Corolla LE
Limited
The Limited differs from the base GLS
by adding:
Transmission
6-speed automatic
Standard Features
Bluetooth®
connectivity
Front fog lights
Manual air conditioning
Steering-wheel-mounted controls
for audio and cruise control
Cruise control
Leather-trimmed shift knob
Leather-wrapped steering wheel
Leather seating surfaces
Front and rear heated seats
Telescoping steering column
Front dual illuminated vanity mirrors
Power tilt/slide sunroof
17-inch alloy wheels
Dual body-colored power heated
outside signaling mirrors
Black chrome grille
Door trim with leatherette inserts
Power windows with driver’s
side auto-up
Center console with sliding armrest
Compare to
Corolla S
2012 Hyundai Elantra GLS
Hyundai keeps it simple with Elantra, offering this vehicle in just
two configurations: GLS and Limited. Note that air conditioning
does not come standard on the manual-transmission GLS, but
customers can upgrade with a choice of two packages. The Limited
is well equipped and offers a Technology Package with navigation.
Here’s a look at some of the major features of the Elantra range.
2012 Hyundai Elantra GLS
3. 3
20 I2 COROLLA vs.
20 I2 HYUNDAI ELANTRACorolla Advantages
A Closer Look
„ ExCEpTiONAl vAluE
Lower cost at purchase: LE vs GLS
When you equip the Elantra to match some of the
features on the Corolla LE, you find that it’s the
Toyota with the price advantage—not the Hyundai.
2012 Corolla LE
2012 Elantra GLS
(Auto)
MSRP1
$18,670 $18,205
Automatic
Transmission
Standard Included
Bluetooth®4
technology
Standard
$600 (included in
Preferred Pkg.)
Steering-
wheel audio
controls
Standard
(included in
Preferred Pkg.)
Total MSRP1
$18,670 $18,805
Advantage $135
Lower Five-year Ownership Cost
When considering things like depreciation,
maintenance, repairs and fuel, IntelliChoice2
estimates that over five years, Elantra could cost
nearly $2,000 more to own. The most recent data for
Corolla and Elantra is 2011.
2011 Corolla LE
2011 Elantra
GLS
Depreciation $7933 $10,325
Financing $1917 $1948
Insurance $7040 $7490
State fees $400 $389
Fuel $7568 $6599
Maintenance $1345 $1851
Repairs $587 $173
Total 5-year cost $26,790 $28,775
Value rating Above average Average
Lower cost at purchase: L vs GLS
Hyundai does offer the entry-level Elantra at an
eye-catching MSRP1
of $15,550. But look closer
and you discover this vehicle is lacking some
basic features that most customers want, such as
automatic transmission and air conditioning. Add
those to the mix, and Elantra’s apparent MSRP1
advantage disappears—and then some.
Corolla L Elantra GLS
MSRP1
$16,890 $17,205
Automatic
transmission
$830 $1000
Air
conditioning
Standard
Included with
no-cost Comfort
Package
Total MSRP1
$17,720 $18,205
Advantage $485 --
ToyotaCare and roadside assistance3
Corolla includes a complimentary two-year or 25,000-
mile worry-free factory scheduled maintenance plan
that Elantra doesn’t offer. Plus you get roadside
assistance for two years, unlimited mileage.
Corolla Elantra
Maintenance
Engine oil and
filter
Covered Not covered
Tire rotation Covered Not covered
Multi-point
inspection
Covered Not covered
4. 20 I2 COROLLA vs.
20 I2 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
4
Corolla Advantages
A Closer Look
„ pASSENgErS pAMpErEd
More rear head room and leg room
Hyundai has called attention to Elantra’s aggressive
exterior styling. But its swooping roofline—
compared with Corolla’s more conventional lines—
comes at the cost of rear passenger room on two
key measures.
More select standard features
Although Hyundai boasts about high feature
levels, items such as Bluetooth®4
technology, air
conditioning, telescoping steering column and
cruise control aren’t standard on Elantra. But
they are on Corolla LE.
Corolla Elantra
Toyota
Advantage
Rear head room
(in.)
37.2 37.1 0.1
Rear leg room
(in.)
36.3 33.1 3.2
Corolla LE Elantra GLS
Air conditioning Standard Available
Bluetooth®
technology
Standard Available
Steering-wheel-
mounted audio
controls
Standard Available
Telescoping
steering column
Standard Available
Cruise control Standard Available
Heavy-duty heater Standard Not available
Sophisticated Options
In order to get satellite navigation or moonroof
on Elantra, you have to step up to the more
expensive Limited model—which starts at $21,205
with moonroof, but without navigation.1
Plus,
Corolla’s available Entune™
includes three years of
complimentary access to apps like Bing™
, iHeartRadio,
MovieTickets.com, Open Table®
and Pandora®
—plus
data services like fuel guide, sports scores, stocks,
traffic and weather. Services are delivered via most
smartphones and some feature phones.
Corolla LE Elantra GLS
Satellite
navigation
Available Not available
Entune™
Available Not available
Power moonroof Available Not available
Corolla Elantra
Elantra
2011 Corolla shown
(Clock position has changed
on 2012 Corolla)