It’s hard to find good news in current car pricing, but Hyundai just delivered some. On Thursday the automaker announced the going rate for the 2026 Elantra N TCR Edition—a spicier version of the sport compact sedan—and the numbers look very good indeed.
Like the standard Elantra N, the TCR Edition is offered with either a six-speed manual transmission or an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic. Pricing starts at $40,495 for the manual with the obligatory $1,245 destination charge factored in, wile the dual-clutch option brings the price up to $41,995 with destination. So if you buy the stick shift, you’re saving money. That’s the first piece of good news.
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The second piece of good news is that, while the TCR Edition costs $4,150 more than a standard Elantra N, it’s still $7,595 less than a Honda Civic Type R, and $1,000 less than a …
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Author: Stephen Edelstein
