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The all-new 2011 Sonata. Looks like a million. Starts under 20K.
Sonata engineers decided they would simply get more power out of a better, fuel-efficient 4-cylinder engine, instead of offering a 6-cylinder as an option.. The result is two of the most revolutionary engines available. Sonata dominates the competition in both horsepower and MPG. Whether you choose the 2.4L GDI or the 274-HP 2.0T Turbo, each delivers class-leading horsepower as well as MPG.
Endless tweaking transformed the Sonata into the sport-tuned SE. Modified suspension and steering deliver a sportier ride and increased steering response. Larger stabilizer bars reduce body roll and improve handling on curves.
The Proximity Key entry with push button start means you can go from admiring it to flooring it in seconds. Keyless entry and ignition let you keep your keys in your pocket or purse. Power-adjustable front seats with power lumbar support give you eight ways to create a perfect fit. Dual temperature controls, heated front seats and even heated rear seats make sure that customized comfort for you and your passengers is a constant.
The Sonata’s navigation system makes it easy to get from A to B with voice recognition or through the interactive touchscreen. The XM NavTraffic® and XM Data Services allow you to search for nearby businesses like gas stations, ATMs or restaurants, get a clear picture of the current traffic situations, and check the weather, stocks and sports scores, all in real time.
The driver seat is heated and has an eight-way power adjustment to make even long trips seem short. Lest your passengers get jealous, both front and rear seats are also heated, and have been shaped to provide extra leg support that reduces discomfort and fatigue.
The Sonata’s standard Bluetooth technology with phonebook transfer gives you hands-free access to your phone with a very handy voice recognition control. The AM/FM/XM®/CD/MP3 Audio System comes with 6 speakers and includes a subwoofer with an external amp. Plus the built-in iPod®/USB and auxiliary jacks let you access your iPod® through the audio controls.
Designed at Hyundai’s Southern California design center, the Sonata is a four-year labor of love. And yes, it performs even better than it looks.
Endless tweaking transformed the Sonata into the sport-tuned SE. Modified suspension and steering deliver a sportier ride and increased steering response. Larger stabilizer bars reduce body roll and improve handling on curves.
The Proximity Key entry with push button start means you can go from admiring it to flooring it in seconds. Keyless entry and ignition let you keep your keys in your pocket or purse. Power-adjustable front seats with power lumbar support give you eight ways to create a perfect fit. Dual temperature controls, heated front seats and even heated rear seats make sure that customized comfort for you and your passengers is a constant.
The Sonata’s navigation system makes it easy to get from A to B with voice recognition or through the interactive touchscreen. The XM NavTraffic® and XM Data Services allow you to search for nearby businesses like gas stations, ATMs or restaurants, get a clear picture of the current traffic situations, and check the weather, stocks and sports scores, all in real time.
The driver seat is heated and has an eight-way power adjustment to make even long trips seem short. Lest your passengers get jealous, both front and rear seats are also heated, and have been shaped to provide extra leg support that reduces discomfort and fatigue.
The Sonata’s standard Bluetooth technology with phonebook transfer gives you hands-free access to your phone with a very handy voice recognition control. The AM/FM/XM®/CD/MP3 Audio System comes with 6 speakers and includes a subwoofer with an external amp. Plus the built-in iPod®/USB and auxiliary jacks let you access your iPod® through the audio controls.
Designed at Hyundai’s Southern California design center, the Sonata is a four-year labor of love. And yes, it performs even better than it looks.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Big TV Giveaway!
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