Lehigh Valley Hyundai

AutoBlogGreen is reporting that Hyundai plans to enter the Hybrid game in a big way starting with the debut of the Sonata Hybrid at this year’s LA Auto show.  Hyundai is no doubt responding to stepped up efforts by competitors to have more hybrid model offerings.  That is probably a good move.  Hyundai’s quality has improved significantly over the past 10 years earn them a spot on most people’s shopping list.  At Lehigh Valley Hyundai, our team of sales professionals are eager to show people how Hyundai stacks up against the competition from the likes of Toyota, Nissan and VW to name a few.

The fact of the matter is that, like other full-size sedans, the Hyunda Azera has changed over time. There was a time that a full-size sedan compared favorably to a yacht in terms of its size. However, today we have much more fuel-efficient engines, and much more efficient approach to space.

Full-size sedans aren’t about speed or handling. While there are a handful of performance-oriented models, most full-sizers cater to comfort- and luxury-minded buyers who value loads of passenger and cargo space. For this type of buyer, the 2009 Hyundai Azera is an excellent choice.

The Hyundai Azera full-size sedan is one of the bestselling cars in its class. The Azera is priced reasonably, as well, and has plenty of features you’d only expect to find on a much more expensive car. The 2009 Hyundai Azera features high-quality materials, luxurious textures, an attractive design, and solid construction in an amazing package that could easily ask for a higher price.

There have been some changes to the Azera for the 2009 model year. Steering and suspension have been updated to give a more refined experience behind the wheel. Inside, the instrumentation has been changed from the old-fashioned greenish lighting to cool blue. In addition, an auxiliary audio jack has been added, along with a USB port that includes iPod stereo controls.

If you’re looking for a full-size sedan with full-size features without the full-size price, the 2009 Hyundai Azera is your car.

Sometimes, it takes a while for a car to hit its stride.

The Hyundai Elantra is exactly that kind of car. WHen it was first introduced in the early 1990s, the Elantra didn’t do so well. It gained a less-than-stellar reputation, and it has taken a long time for things to turn around. However, by the time Hyundai hit the fourth generation Elantra first released in 2007, they seem to have finally found their place.

The 2008 Hyundai Elantra is the best version of this car yet. The 2008 Elantra has a smooth ride, a roomy interior, excellent response and handling, and plenty of safety features.

There are currently two trim levels offered in the 2008 Hyundai Elantra line. The GLS trim level is the the base trim, and it features power accessories. The SE trim level has more amenities, and there are plenty of options packages available for either trim level.

One of the things that stands out about the 2008 Elantra is the room inside the cabin. The interior doesn’t only look good with excellent illumincation and quality, there is plenty of leg room, head room, and shoulder room for full grown adults in the back seat. The Elantra also features all sorts of storage options, including bins and nooks.

Give the 2008 Elantra a look today, and you’ll see how far Hyundai has come with it’s compact sedan.

Hyundai may have made an amazing recovery with the 2008 Hyundai Veracruz limited AWD.

The Hyundai Veracruz earned a reputation of being lower quality than the Lexus RX during the 2007 model year. The 2008 Hyundai Veracruz limited AWD, however, may very well prove to make up for anything lacking in the 2007 model year version.

The Hyundai Veracruz is a midsize luxury crossover. It features seven seats and a spacious, luxurious interior. The body is particularly stylish, and has package and add-on options to fit your lifestyle.

The 3.8 liter 260 HP engine outshines the 3.6 liter engines in the other vehicles in its class. This engine provides plenty of get up and go, and manages to push itself uphill almost effortlessly. The Veracruz gets 15 mpg in the city and 22 mpg on the highway, putting it at the high end for its market, as well.

The 2008 Hyundai Veracruz limited AWD features a vehicle stability control system, 4-wheel ABS, traction control, and an electronic brake force distribution that lets you stop this vehicle in exactly the way you want.

Check out the 2008 Hyundai Veracruz limited AWD, today. For performance and comfort, there’s no better choice than this vehicle. They are available at a Hyundai dealer near you!

The 2008 Hyundai Sonata has grown from an economy midsize sedan to a major player in its range. The 2008 offers, for the first time, a competitive four-cylinder engine, as well as a V6 engine with optional five-speed automatic transmission. Hyundai’s hallmarks, a lower price and a generous warranty, make the 2008 Hyundai Sonata one of the best midsize sedans available.

The most notable thing about the 2008 Hyundai Sonata has to be the efficiency of its packaging. The inside of the car is big enough that the EPA considers it a “large” car. Yet, it is considered a midsize car in the marketplace, and has plenty of room in both the front and the back.

There are three trim styles for the 2008 Hyundai Sonata. The GLS has air conditioning, tilt steering, keyless entry, a CD and MP3 player, cruise control, and full power accessories. The SE adds to this mix foglights, leather and wood accents, audio controls on the steering wheel, 17-inch alloy wheels, and a power driver seat. The top of the line Limited model adds front seat heaters, a premium stereo, an auto-dimming rearview mirror and leather seats.

The 2008 Hyundai Sonata drives well, maintaining a balance between handling and ride. It handles bumps well, and the brakes function superbly.

Dissenters may think that Hyundai can only dominate the inexpensive sedan market but with the 2008 Tiburon, Hyundai is proving them wrong. Known as the Coupé in world markets and the Turbulence or Tuscani in parts of Asia, the Tiberon by any name is taking the world of personal use sports cars by storm.

This is the last model year for the Tiburon, so you’ll want to get your hands on one sooner rather than later. The car came in three models — the Tiburon GS, Tiburon GT, and Tiburon SE — and ranges from a four speed automatic transmission to a six speed manual transmission. Mileage per gallon ranges from 16 to 28 depending on the model and whether you’re in the city or on the highway, and new models have received a four out of five star safety rating from NHTSA.

The most recent manifestation of the Hyundai Tiburon has been an impressive one. Hyundai has been diligent in keeping with the times and creating a sporty and high performance vehicle that lives up to the company’s reputation for safety and comfort. Standard safety features include anti-lock braking systems and electronic brake force distribution, variable rate airbags and ESP stability control.

Sleek thin head lights and tail lights as well as the removal of the gill fins on the fender make the Hyundai Tiberon a head turning car fit for a race car driver. In the 6 speed SE model you can go up to 145 miles per hour, and you can go from zero to 60 in 7.2 seconds. Considering the appearance of the Tiberon, though, you might want to slow down and let yourself get noticed for a while. Sport-tuned suspension, 172 horse power and 181 lb-ft of torque makes the Hyundai Tiburon SE a worthy way to take an afternoon drive through the country.

Since you don’t want bystanders to be the only ones admiring your new wheels, Hyundai has made the 2008 Tiburon as nice to look at on the inside as it is on the outside. The sleek and sexy backlit dashboard is easy on the eyes. For your other senses, Hyundai includes a state of the art Air Quality System that automatically recirculates cabin air when it detects a high level of exterior air pollutants.

If you’ve raced the Tiburon in Need for Speed or Gran Tourismo 4 and want to get one of your very own, hurry in because they won’t be around for long.