No unless the seats fold down and even then??

Probably not do the opening of the trunk but if you set it in the backseat and nobody was sitting back there you could probably slide it in between the seats on the floor

I put the TV in my backseat of my Acura TL with no problem, if you have fold down backseats you shouldn't have any problem at all.

It fit in a Ford Focus, just had to lay the seats down and put it in the trunk. Fit just fine.

Box: 49" L x 30.5" H x 6.75" W

It shouldn't be a problem. It fit in my Honda Accord. I stood it along the floorboard in the backseat.

This does not have a matte screen so there will be some glare depending on the lighting.

I did not see any glare from this set. I guess it would matter if you were to try and watch it in a super bright room.

I have noticed absolutely no glare when watching this TV.

no glare

TV is in a bedroom that gets some direct sunlight. I have not had any problems with glare.

I have not had a problem with glare.

Here in The U.S.A

If depends which TV you buy. Insingia is best buy's brand that uses parts from LG and Samsung that didn't meet specs for the other companies. Depending on which model Insignia you have your eye on, the manufacturer could be up 7 different companies. Xoceco Co. distributes them to Best Buy (they're an importer, but not a middle man because they're regulated by Best Buy Inc.)
A majority of the parts are from LG (and they also produce all the ATSC tuners for every HDTV built-in TV on the market and a plethora of other TV's), Philips-- which also has ties with LG-- and Toshiba has a share in creating the TV's as well.

It's a still great TV to buy, since it's best buy's brand. With the in house warranty you buy you can't go wrong. If it goes out If they can't fix it they will replace it with a new one. I bad $399 for my 48" and $249 for my 42". Great picture and so far so good. Knock wood...

The Insignia brand of televisions, and the corporation that makes the electronics, is owned and operated by Best Buy. Best Buy is one of the largest electronics retailers in the United States and Canada.
But not sure if it made in USA or not.

No. The package shows it is made in China.

Unfortunately no. I also like products to be manufactured here, but this was not.

We purchased the Amazon Fire Stick because it was the cheapest media streaming device we could find at Best Buy and it works great. I think we paid $39.99 for the stick and it plays, Hulu Plus, Netflix and YouTube.

Google plus is perfect! Easy set up and easy to use!

Google chrome is perfect and very easy to set up.

I purchased a Sony BDPS3200 Streaming Wi-Fi Blu-ray player and it does all you want and more! The commands have a little lag compared to my Xbox One (push the button and wait a second) but Netflix starts right up and plays the show just like my Xbox. BTW, there is a Netflix button on the remote that takes you straight there without going through menus. A feature that I find quite handy.

I have 2 Sony bluray players that come with all of the preloaded software to stream just about every app out there. That's if you already have dsl/wireless. it works great and no subscription fee's like gaming consoles

Yep.

Yes its off, It just in standby mode

Yes the Red power button turns off when the TV is on.

Yes.

Yes

I think Best Buy has a price guarantee policy

Yes with receipt

Yes just take in your receipt.

As long as you are within the 14 day policy you are good!!

Yes. You can price match any item with a new Best Buy sale within 15 days of purchase.

30 days for Elite members,
45 days for Elite Plus members.

should ..slide it in back seat sitting straight up

It would be a tight fit for sure

Should fit just great in your Elantra with backseats folded down, I put it in my backseat of Acura TL without seats folding down.

Box: 49" L x 30.5" H x 6.75" W

I was able to fit it in the back of my two door Jeep Wrangler just angled it up. Just look at the outside measurements of the TV the box isn't much bigger than the TV.

It will do it. But the very limited options for adjusting time on screen and how you have to put them in all in one folder for a slideshow is not great. This is a weak area of this TV. It's USB won't support ANY video files and only some jpg files. You probably won't be thrilled with it's results unless one of the default settings you have to choose from and all your jpg files meets the software's needs. I have about 100,000 photos. They are organized by folders. It will do slideshows of one folder at a time only. The onscreen times are limited to 4/6/8 seconds.

I would suppose. Their DVD player had a UBS port and I plugged the flash drive into it and switched inputs to DVD and showed a jpg slideshow.

Not just by hooking the drive up to the USB port - A more complex method would be necessary requiring you to hook up a laptop or tablet to the HDMI jack

But you didn't say what the slideshow is on?

Yes it will. We are doing just that in our training facility. Very easy to operate also.