Hyundai

Following the introduction earlier this year of the rear-wheel drive Genesis sport sedan, Genesis Coupe is Hyundai’s most dynamic performance car ever and the second consecutive all-new model introduction from Hyundai appealing directly to the car enthusiast.

For 2009, Hyundai’s Tucson is available in three model trims, GLS, SE and Limited.

The 2009 Sonata features all-new interior, enhanced suspensions, and revised powertrains boasting both improved fuel economy and horsepower.

The Sonata combines refined design, proven dependability, spirited performance, and an extensive list of standard features to increase its appeal to a broader range of customers.

With capabilities and features comparable to the world’s leading premium sports sedans, Hyundai aims to shatter premium automobile paradigms with the introduction of its new flagship, the Genesis sports sedan.

A sportier, more functional variant of Hyundai’s popular Elantra sedan, Elantra Touring is based on the i30 CW Hyundail that was designed in Germany for the European market. With its long wheelbase and generous width, Elantra Touring delivers comfort, functionality and practicality.

For 2009, Hyundai’s Elantra gets enhanced suspension and steering tuning for GLS models. The sport-oriented SE model gets even sportier with firmer suspension settings and more responsive steering for a more dynamic and agile driving experience.

Hyundai Azera’s long list of features has been expanded and upgraded once again for the 2009 model year, adding to its outstanding reputation for luxury and value in the premium sedan segment.

Hyundai’s Accent enters 2009 brandishing a 35 mile per gallon highway rating. Engineering enhancements to the engine, transmission, powertrain management system and power steering pump are said to improve fuel efficiency by up to eight percent. Cruise control also makes its Accent debut, helping drivers keep the throttle constant for improved fuel economy and reduced emissions.