Showing posts with label Hyundai. Show all posts
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Saturday, August 14, 2010

2011 Hyundai Equus New York Auto Show

2011 Hyundai has launched the Equus in New York Auto Show. This car is designed to compete with the world's best luxury sedan (Lexus LS460, Audi A8, Mercedes S550), with conservative styling and features Equus lattice Mercedes. In the interior, the cabin is equipped with leather seats, wood trim, GPS navigation, 17 speaker Lexicon audio system, and Bluetooth connectivity.

Hyundai installing the latest security features including Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Vehicle Stability Management System (VSM), active head restraints, intelligent cruise control, and nine airbags. Power comes from 4.6-liter Tau V8 engine with 385 hp (287 kW / 390 PS) and 333 pounds-feet of torque (451 Nm). This engine mated to a six-speed ZF automatic transmission. Machine allows Equus to accelerate from 0-60 mph in less than 6.4 seconds. Equus will be sold this summer with a base price around $ 50,000



Thursday, August 12, 2010

2011New Hyundai Sonata


2011 Hyundai Sonata (base price $19,195)

As recently as five years ago, a car like the '11 Sonata would not even have been conceivable. As a Hyundai, anyhow. This all-new mid-sized sedan looks as slick as George Clooney in a tux. Its standard 198-hp four-cylinder engine (200 hp with the optional dual exhaust) puts out close-to-V-6 power, too. This car's chief virtue, though, is its limousine-like cabin. Check out the Sonata's astounding 45.5 inches of front seat legroom and compare it to the Camry's 41.7 inches and Malibu's 42.2 inches.


That is a big difference.

But there's a downside. That living-large front seat roominess comes at the expense of backseat passengers. There's noticeably less rear seat legroom in the Sonata (34.6 inches) than in either the Malibu (37.6 inches) or the Camry (38.3 inches). Hyundai is banking on most customers worrying more about the room up front than out back. And the room in back is still in line with the competition - and adequate for all but the largest (and tallest) adults. The car's nearly 17 cubic foot trunk is among the largest in the segment, too.