New Hyundai Models

Recently named the "Most Dependable Sub-Compact Car" by J.D. Power and Associates. Can you really call the Accent "entry-level" if it gives you six airbags, a crisp 172-watt audio system, and more interior room than a Honda Civic?

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Introducing the Azera. More horsepower than a BMW 528i. More interior space than a BMW 7 Series. More reasons to wonder if that three-inch German logo is really worth $10,000 more.

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Are the words "polished" and "value" mutually exclusive? Can an affordable car offer side curtain airbags standard, ABS, and the most interior room in its class without compromising performance? The Elantra raises that bar.

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As Hyundai's new flagship sports sedan, the Genesis is built on Hyundai's all-new, performance-driven rear-wheel-drive architecture. Seating capacity is five passengers, and fuel economy is rated at 27 miles per gallon. This attractive new model offers two powertrains, including 3.8-liter V6 engines and Hyundai's all-new 4.6-liter "Tau" V8. With technology rivaling more expensive luxury sedans, the Hyundai Genesis showcases features such as XM NavTraffic, Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFLS), Smart Cruise Control, Lexicon audio systems and electronic active head restraints.

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Shouldn't we expect more from SUVs? Shouldn't they be as safe as they are practical, as fleet as they are rugged? Presenting the Santa Fe, recipient of the IIHS's Top Safety Pick award for 2007. Thoughtfully designed to pursue adventure while giving up nothing to performance.

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Does the idea of getting more belong to those who can pay more? Can't more luxury, more performance, and more efficiency simply add up to more value? The Sonata represents a new standard for what should be standard.

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The Tucson is an SUV that guzzles cargo, not gas. Easy to configure with over 125 cubic feet of total interior space, it's loaded with thoughtful creature comforts and versatile enough to take you from Manhattan to Manhattan Beach.

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The party crasher. The Veracruz is a new benchmark in what's possible in a premium SUV. Recently ranked by Motor Trend over the $10,000 more expensive Lexus RX 350, it's a bold declaration that style can still have substance.

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