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Hyundai decided to take testing the durability of their cars to the next level. Instead, of taking the no monkey-business approach and running your standard tests, Hyundai went above and beyond, with the newest Ape-test. At the Knowsley Safari Park, Hyundai drove their latest model through and let 40 baboons terrorize the vehicle for 10plus hours. Continue reading →
One of the best cars in the Hyundai lineup is gearing up for 2013. The new 2013 Sonatas now all come standard with a six-speed automatic transmission, which gets a fuel-efficient 24/35mpg city/highway. Drivers can expect lots of new gadgets and upgrades, like fog lights and heated seats on the GSL and bluetooth, a USB port, power accessories, a tilt/telescoping steering wheel, and cruise control all remain included at the base level. Continue reading →
Recently, Hyundai Genesis was named the Most Dependable Midsize Premium Car by J.D. Power and Associates. This car is in a category of stiff competition when it comes to dependability but still took home the gold. Hyundai ranked 9th overall in dependability, showing the company’s commitment to creating long-lasting, safe vehicles. Continue reading →
Santa Fe, the newly revamped Hyundai SUV, is set to sell 152,000 models around the world this year. The ‘Fluidic’ design was applied to the automaker’s top selling SUV. The concept features sleek arched lines from the front of the car to the end. The interior benefits from a completely revised exterior design that takes Hyundai’s “fluidic sculpture” language to the next level. The new design theme is called “Storm Edge,” and it’s meant to capture the “dynamic images created by nature during the formation of a storm.” Interior features include heated rear seats to an optional eight-way power driver’s seat, and higher trim models can be equipped with features like a heated steering wheel and a panoramic sunroof. Continue reading →
The Hyundai Azera is the newly updated large sedan in the Hyundai family. The 2012 Azera is bigger than the Sonata, but maybe not so luxurious as the Genesis. The relaunch of the $32,875 Azera foreshadows a new leader in the large sedan segment. Continue reading →
Hyundai hottest new not-really-a-coupe yet not-really-a-hatchback is getting raving reviews. The 2012 Veloster is actually the best of both worlds, a ‘coupeback’ if you will. It actually is a 3-door, with the third door on the passenger side. Continue reading →
Hyundai is positioned to break the all-time sales record for March 2012, with sales led by Accent, Veloster M/T, Elantra and hybrid Sonata. The number their looking to hit is no less than 65,000 vehicles this month, a sign of an improving auto industry and unsurpassed demand for Hyundai’s high mileage line-up. Continue reading →
The 2013 Elanta is the talk of the town and already available to be sold. Starting around 16K, the base Elantra now comes standard with air conditioning, cruise control, telescoping steering wheel and UV windshield glass, as well as 16-inch wheels. This sedan come with more standard features than any of its competition, helping the Hyundai Elantra be a breakout success for the 2013 line-up. Continue reading →
Many things have contributed to Hyundai becoming America’s favorite car brand. Perhaps it’s because they have the most fuel-efficient line up of cars. Maybe it is because of phenomenal cars named ‘Best Value’ in their categories, like the #1 compact, the Hyundai Elantra, or the Accent, Hyundai Genesis and Hyundai Tucson. Or maybe it’s a combination of all this attributes. Continue reading →
Finally, Hyundai is ready to unveil the new long-awaited 2013 Santa Fe, and trust me folks, it’s worth the wait. The Santa Fe hasn’t been remodeled since 2007. 5 years later, it looks quite different and will be unveiled next month at the New York International Auto Show. So far, Hyundai has released 2 teaser pictures of the sleek new mid-sized SUV, “which uses design language it calls “Storm Edge.” The midsize SUV has a bolder hexagonal three-bar chrome grille and large LED fog lights.” Continue reading →
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