u/Background_Thing_483

Hey yall, probably a dumb question but oh well, I noticed my undertray was flopping around a bit and I also had to remove my bumper anyway to fix my grill and lip since Hyundai wants to be a joke (tried to fix the grill enough that I didn’t need to replace but that didn’t work) I’m wondering if the tray is supposed to be where it was (about an inch-inch and a half back away from the bumper and lip pieces or if it’s supposed to be tucked up in the bumper and pinned in place all as one unit. The car came from factory the way it was before tearing it apart and my front end was constantly giving me issues like breaking my grill, my lip and warping or cracking pieces aswell, with how I have it now the front end feels much much firmer and has noticeably less sag and flex. Was it right before my fix or was my car put together wrong like I suspect considering my lip and grill weren’t secured properly at purchase

Hey yall I purchased my cyber grey August 2nd now I’m going through dealership battles to have my front bumper/lip fixed because it wasn’t clipped in all the way from factory and no one ever noticed it, after driving the car home jt became noticeable and now it’s come to the point where I could get it into a dealer and they tell me it was caused by me insinuating I stepped on it hit something with my front end. I found 3 dealerships including the one the cars sitting at now with grey ENs that had front lips all not clipped in all the way sitting on the showroom floor. Go check your EN! Hyundai is reimbursing me the cost of the fix and damages thankfully but the individual dealers have been HELL, if my purchase dealer wasn’t almost 6 hour away I’d go there they have been more than happy to fix and pay for the issue. The downforce of driving flexed my lip to the point it cracked at the top side of it on the passenger side

Been trying to find some info as I’m getting ready to wire up my dual 12s in my 26 Elantra N but I can’t for the life of me find anything online going over the topic lol any info helps!

About a week ago I made a post questioning if I should pull the trigger on a 26 EN 6MT, I already was probably going to but after the feedback I got I knew I had to and well, I am now on the way to pickup my brand new 2026 Hyundai Elantra N in cyber grey and 6 speed manual. 7 miles first owner and my first new car purchase after working since I was 14, junior senior year I had 2-3 jobs at once, I’ve been traveling across the country for work since I was 19 I’ve missed countless birthdays and holidays due to work and never had anything nice to show for it this feels so good

Hey yall, been on the fence for my next car purchase. It is going to be brand new 2026 no matter what I get but I am stuck between a few reasonable options and a couple others that are more “I wanna be proud of my purchase for the next 3-5 years” this is one of them. I’ve wanted an Elantra N since I got to drive the face lifted SE then eventually test drive a N when the local dealer got the first one. I’ve wanted and wanted and wanted one for YEARS now. One comes into the dealership down the road, black on red, 6MT, 2026 10 miles, 33 out the door price. My only question is will this car hold up to 30-60k miles in a year if I ask it to do that if it means anything they will be about 90% highway miles? My 2014 ford focus has for several years now and has never left me so stranded I couldn’t get somewhere safe and fix it. Let’s hear it this might be the deciding factor

Don’t bully me yall, I’m 21 years old and grew up in the kind of family that didn’t really watch or talk about movies from any time period it was always movies that came out just around the time I did or newer ones on the rare occasion we weren’t watching cable television; didn’t really listen to music that came out before my time none of it. I’ve been finding bits and pieces of stuff I missed out on slowly I know there’s more movies out there like this so help a young buck out! Honestly I’m open to suggestions of any kind not even relating to this movie/genre from the 80s to early 2000s