If you’ve hand your eye on the Hyndai Elantra Touring, you might want to a bit longer as recent reports suggest that Hyundai is cutting $1,800 off the vehicle’s price tag. This makes for a 2010 Hyundai Elantra Touring base price of $16,715.

When the Elantra Touring hits dealers there will be three different models, the GLS with 5-speed manual transmission, the GLS with 4-speed automatic transmission and the SE with 5-speed manual transmission. Under the hood all three models feature a 2.0-liter 138hp 4 cylinder engine. Inside the GLS you will find a 172-watt speaker system, iPod integration and Satellite radio. On the SE, however, you will a B&M Racing short-throw shifter, a sunroof, heated front seats and 17-inch rims.

via Inside Line

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• Honda Civic
• MAZDA3
• Toyota Corolla
• Hyundai Elantra
• Nissan Sentra
• Ford Focus
• Chevy Cobalt

The comprehensive compact sedan comparison tests conducted by the kbb.com editorial staff included scoring multiple points of consideration, both subjective and instrumented, for each vehicle in each of the following categories: exterior, interior, driving dynamics, safety (both active and passive safety), crash test ratings, value (examining both New Car Blue Book Values, which are the actual transaction values of what each vehicle is currently selling for, as well as projected future resale values), on-ramp acceleration, passing acceleration, braking from 60 mph, evasive lane change, cornering limits, and interior noise at idle, 30 mph and 60 mph.

In the end, six drivers had subjected seven cars to more than 1,500 miles worth of poking and prodding to determine the results of the 2009 kbb.com compact sedan comparison test.

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