The i40, Hyundai’s response to the Ford Mondeo, will benefit from the energy efficiency technology that’s prominently displayed in the carmaker’s radical i-Flow Concept at the Geneva Motor Show. The concept is equipped with an...
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Hyundai’s ix35 will go on sale in the UK market for a price of £16,495 and £20,745 during the March month. The ix35 will be available with a 161bhp 2.0-litre petrol engine, and it will have a front wheel-drive layout. The 2.0-litre diesel unit...
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The biggest news at Hyundai's Geneva Motor Show booth is the world premiere of the i-Flow concept study. The sporty-looking mid-size sedan with the 'Cab-Forward' design is said to give Europeans a first look at the Sonata replacement (apparently the...
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It’s one of the best magazines on the market today and helps you decide on everything from cars to computers. Consumer Reports is that little unassuming publication that shows up once a month and guides us to the best products on the market. All...
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Hyundai Sime Darby held a media preview this morning where the specs and variants for the new Tucson and Sonata were confirmed. What’s not confirmed is the pricing of the cars, which are still in the process of being approved by the authorities....
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found 2 days ago by Chris Shunk on
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A couple weeks back, Hyundai put a stop-sale on its freshly minted 2011 Sonata sedan because a front door latch could malfunction after a rather labored series of steps. The stop-sale was lifted almost immediately, though, as the Korean automaker...
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TTAC reader Tiburon Guy writes: Hey Sajeev: Long time reader, first time e-mailer. I have a 2001 Hyundai Tiburon that I inherited from my wife when we got married (dowrys are making a comeback!). It has 70,000 original miles and I’ve maintained...
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The redesigned 2010 Hyundai Tucson has arrived to some decent fanfare and hot sales. The affordable crossover manages to shove its way into territory dominated by the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V with a combination of styling, utility and...
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The Hyundai i-flow is one of the significant concept cars at Geneva, not just because it looks dramatic, but because under that heavily sculpted skin is a range of latest tech that could appear in Hyundai’s next generation of cars. Powering the...
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found 5 days ago by Matt Hardigree on
Jalopnik
Yes, this is a Hyundai Equus luxury sedan with manufacturer plates and a wing ripped straight off a B16 Civic. It's not a joke. Hyundai'll do anything for performance cred.This photo was sent into AutoBlog and they've made a joke about Rhys Millen...
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I don't understand why my gas mileage dropped by 20%... Autoblog got the above pic from an alert Michigan reader. It’s a Hyundai Equus, their flagship luxury car, with an uber-ricer rear wing. The car even sports manufacturer’s plates, so...
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found 5 days ago by Chris Shunk on
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There probably isn't a day that goes by when an automaker isn't being sued for something. Some suits are extremely serious, while others peg the needle on the frivolity scale. And while Hyundai is flying high on the sales charts right now, the...
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found 5 days ago by Sam Abuelsamid on
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Judging by these spy shots of a Hyundai Equus we just received from an alert reader, the Korean brand may be considering giving Rhys Millen a new ride to try and break the class record he set last year at Pikes Peak. Recall that in 2009, Millen ran...
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If the Hyundai i-Flow Concept gives us an accurate look into the Korean automaker’s future, we really like what we’re seeing. Hyundai says the i-Flow Concept is a preview of a “future D-segment contender.” Clearly the concept embodies the...
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Geneva Auto Show coverage has delayed our usual monthly sales briefing, but we can't let Ford's 45.6-percent year-over-year sales increase pass without mention. The Ford, Lincoln, Volvo and Mercury brands sold a total of 142,285...
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Hyundai revealed their latest concept car at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show this week – the i-flow. Looking more like a design concept than anything, the i-flow also shows off some ideas about future propulsion technologies. Nothing new, of course,...
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As well as publishing a second photograph of the Geneva-bound i-Flow concept car, Hyundai also released new information on its sport saloon study that is said to hint at a future Ford Mondeo rivaling, D-segment mid-size sedan. The European penned...
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While Toyota is trying to convince the American public that they’re as American as losing at hockey Wal-Mart, Hyundai is pulling the same stunt over at the other side of the pond. Forbes reports that Hyundai wants to become a card carrying member...
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A reader sent us these images of the new Hyundai Sonata and Tucson being delivered on a trailer, so we know that they are already in Malaysia ahead of the scheduled launch in April. The paparazzi in training did not say where these cars were...
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Test vehicle: 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8L V6 with 6-speed ZF Shiftronic Automatic Transmission Throughout the history of the automotive industry and other industries too, there have been times (admittedly rare) when a company not only manages to...
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As the Hyundai i-flow Concept goes on stage at 2010 Geneva Motor Show, the Korean company releases more official pictures of this amazing car which showcases the future face of mid-size sedans by Hyundai, and for that reason it’s big news. With an...
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found 7 days ago by Chris Shunk on
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If you didn't get enough of Hyundai at the Super Bowl, we've got some good news for you. You'll see even more of the Korean automaker if you're watching the Oscars this Sunday. Automotive News is reporting that Hyundai has purchased eight spots...
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Hyundai’s new i-flow COncept is in Geneva, and it’s a study which allows for greater future possibilities. The new i-flow will point towards a new D-segment family car which boasts a fluidic design which is very aerodynamic and aspiring to the...
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Adding to its already extensive lineup of concepts, Hyundai today added the new i-flow concept car to its list. Hyundai says that the i-flow concept “carries forward the company’s evocative new form language, ‘fluidic design’. The flowing,...
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Remember the Hyundai Azera, the anonymous looking near luxury sedan with much of the refinement and (non-)personality of the Lexus ES? Lately it has been sandwiched into oblivion by the excellence of the Genesis and the flash of the...
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Does anyone have an iPad? Hyundai’s clean-up on aisle six Concept proves that all the sales momentum in the world can’t prevent the occasional tone-deaf design study. Or an unfortunately hilarious nomenclature. Given the recent improvements in...
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The Geneva Motor Show is quite generous in reveals this year, considering the trend of the automotive industry. Hyundai has just presented its new i-Flow Concept on the catwalk, continuing the company’s statement of developing a the “fluidic...
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found 7 days ago by Jonathon Ramsey on
Autoblog
This guy, the Hyundai i-Flow Concept, is said to be a preview of a "future D-segment contender" from the Korean automaker. Showcasing an edgier take on the corporate design language that is currently beginning to infiltrate Hyundai's very brisk...
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Making its global debut at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show, is the Hyundai i-flow concept that strongly hints at the Korean firm's Sonata replacement in Europe. Hyundai didn't refer directly to the Sonata, but it did say that the i-flow previews the...
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found 8 days ago by Matt Hardigree on
Jalopnik
The Academy prohibits nominees and award presenters from appearing in ads during the Oscars, a problem for Korean automaker/adspace devourer Hyundai who uses Jeff Bridges as their pitchman. The solution? Use a bunch of losers, instead.Standing in...
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