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Hyundai is on a roll these days updating or completely replacing its models one after the other.
- Hyundai Ceo Says New Azera Coming Soon, Will Be More Upscale
You probably have noticed that Hyundai is on a roll lately. Whereas the newly-wed Fiat and Chrysler couple are trying to tidy up the mess left by Daimler -for the most part- with makeovers and tweaks, the South Korean automaker, which also owns Kia,...
- Hyundai Teases All-new Azera / Grandeur, Slots Between Sonata And Genesis
Hyundai is getting ready to lift the wraps of its fully redesigned Azera large sedan that will slot between the front-wheel drive Sonata and the rear-wheel drive Genesis when it arrives in dealerships. The automaker released the first teaser sketches...
- North American 2011 Hyundai Equus Debuts In New York, Takes On Lexus Ls And Mercedes S-class
It's clear that Hyundai is leaving no stone unturned these days in its quest to dominate the automobile market in every segment. At the New York Auto Show, the South Korean automaker introduced the North American production version of its all-new...
- 2010 Hyundai Equus Spotted With U.s. License Plates In Los Angeles
Hyundai may not have any official plans to import the new 2010 Equus luxury sedan in the States -at least for the time being, but an example of the Korean firm's Lexus LS-sized flagship model with California distributor licenses plates was spotted...
- Hyundai's Equus Flagship Sedan Launched In Korea, Could Make It To The U.s.
What you're seeing here is the all-new Equus, Hyundai's Mercedes-Benz S-Class-sized flagship luxury sedan that was unveiled today in Korea. Not surprisingly, the actual production model features a much less dramatic design than what we were promised...
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Hyundai Introduces Facelifted 2013 Equus Luxury Sedan in South Korea
Hyundai is on a roll these days updating or completely replacing its models one after the other.
Following yesterday's news on the subtly revised 2013 Grandeur or as North American consumers know the car, the Azera, Hyundai has now presented a facelifted version of its flagship Equus saloon in its home market of South Korea.
The current Equus is based on an extended version of the Genesis Sedan's platform and went on sale in Korea in 2009 and the United States in 2010.
For the 2013 model, Hyundai has applied some modest revisions to the car's exterior, mainly by removing the chrome trim strips on the front and rear bumpers, designing a new set of alloy wheels in two different sizes, adding new mirrors and making changes to the graphics of the LED tail lamps.
- Hyundai Ceo Says New Azera Coming Soon, Will Be More Upscale
You probably have noticed that Hyundai is on a roll lately. Whereas the newly-wed Fiat and Chrysler couple are trying to tidy up the mess left by Daimler -for the most part- with makeovers and tweaks, the South Korean automaker, which also owns Kia,...
- Hyundai Teases All-new Azera / Grandeur, Slots Between Sonata And Genesis
Hyundai is getting ready to lift the wraps of its fully redesigned Azera large sedan that will slot between the front-wheel drive Sonata and the rear-wheel drive Genesis when it arrives in dealerships. The automaker released the first teaser sketches...
- North American 2011 Hyundai Equus Debuts In New York, Takes On Lexus Ls And Mercedes S-class
It's clear that Hyundai is leaving no stone unturned these days in its quest to dominate the automobile market in every segment. At the New York Auto Show, the South Korean automaker introduced the North American production version of its all-new...
- 2010 Hyundai Equus Spotted With U.s. License Plates In Los Angeles
Hyundai may not have any official plans to import the new 2010 Equus luxury sedan in the States -at least for the time being, but an example of the Korean firm's Lexus LS-sized flagship model with California distributor licenses plates was spotted...
- Hyundai's Equus Flagship Sedan Launched In Korea, Could Make It To The U.s.
What you're seeing here is the all-new Equus, Hyundai's Mercedes-Benz S-Class-sized flagship luxury sedan that was unveiled today in Korea. Not surprisingly, the actual production model features a much less dramatic design than what we were promised...