Genuine Hyundai Elantra Gt Roof Rails, Luggage Rack, Cross Rails on 2040-parts.com
Palm Harbor, Florida, US
These are genuine Hyundai roof rails complete with mounting hardware, security covers and keys. I purchased the car new with the roof rails but I had the dealer remove them before I picked up the car. The pictures are for display purposes and they are not attached to the car. The cost as an option was $295 and I have seen them selling for $306 plus shipping. Not compatible with models with panoramic sun roof.
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