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Hyundai: Counterfeit Car Parts Could Kill You
Hyundai Motors America launched a campaign this week to remind customers that the difference between the carmaker’s parts and imposters could be the difference between life and death.
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2017 Hyundai Elantra: The Perfect Car For Most People?
For 90 percent of the people 90 percent of the time, the new 2017 Hyundai Elantra is 100 percent adequate.
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Hyundai Genesis Owners Face Another Tire Replacement
Hankook tire has had a difficult ride on the 2015 Hyundai Genesis sedan. Back in April of 2015, Hyundai issued a Technical Service Bulletin offering replacement tires to owners of the Genesis sed...<br clear='all'/>
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Hyundai Reveals Its S-Class Rival, the 2017 Genesis G90
The 2015 Hyundai Genesis surprised many. What we do know is that up close, the G90 looks every bit the luxury car Hyundai promises it to be. Both motors link to an 8-speed automatic transmission, a gearbox Hyundai says is 18 lbs. lighter than the one it replaces.
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Hyundai’s Prius-Fighting Hybrid Uncovered In Spy Shots
In the 15 years since Toyota launched the Prius hybrid, no automaker has come close to its sales success worldwide. Hyundai plans to change all that with this car, named the Ioniq, shown here for the first time uncovered in spy shots.
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A Car Shopping Guide to the Los Angeles Auto Show
There is no better place to shop for a car than an auto show. Every nameplate from every brand is available for you to touch, sit inside and, in some cases, test drive without a sales person leaning over shoulder or telling you he’ll be right back after he talks to his manager. Don’t misunderstand me, the goal of the Los Angeles Auto Show remains to move metal, but it does it with more honey and fewer sticks. During the media days, carmakers debuted 50 vehicles during 26 press conferences.
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2017 Hyundai Elantra Revealed, Bidding For Cool Points
The popular compact gets a thorough reworking, but does it get any hipper? In the hierarchy of cars people think of as hip, the Hyundai Elantra comes up empty. Its chief design officer, Peter Schreyer, used phrases like “dynamic wheel arches,” “signature hexagonal grille,” and, of course, “striking vertical LED running lights.” You’ll also be pleased to know that the center stack is angled toward the driver at “precisely seven degrees.” Schreyer also said the new Elantra has a “sportier chara
