“Sport” as applied to the revised-for-2014 Hyundai Elantra sedan’s trim level should not be misconstrued. An Elantra Sport is not a sports sedan. It isn’t even a sporty sedan, really, despite boasting “sport-tuned” suspension and steering. Instead, the 2014 Elantra Sport is a label that denotes the four-door model with the Elantra lineup’s biggest available engine, a 173-hp 2.0-liter four-cylinder that’s standard in the Elantra coupe and GT hatchback. Sport is applied here in the same way that “deluxe” means your burger comes with fries and slaw. They had to name it something. READ MORE ››
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