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02-09-2010, 02:24 AM
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I have to agree with Admin1, your Elantra just isn't a large enough vehicle to tow your Accent. If you need to do a short, flat, back roads, tow back to the house. I'd say get a buddy and a tow strap, and have at it. Anything more than that will be really hard on the drive-train and breaking systems & if something breaks...you better hope the dealer can't figure out why.
 Cause they won't honor the warranty.
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