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1)3.8L V6 producing 265HP/258TQ
2)Fully loaded less than $30k
3)Power everything, power lumber, power telescopic steering, everything...
4)More room and better overall vehicle than the XG (but you knew that already)
5)Appearing this fall (September) in showrooms.
Oh.. and it's definitely called Azera.
I think this design was clever in a way because it reminds of so many other designs that were/are popular but when you actually see this car in person I'll bet you won't really notice this as much. Nice.
while we're talking about styling, I think the grill will be the weakest style point. I looks a little too heavy in the pictures
Otherwise, this seems to be a very attractive car. I hear it will have around 260 hp, which is good for a large car. That kind of engine really puts Ford to shame for putting a 203hp engine in the fullsize Five Hundred.
I don't think it will come with a nav system, since no Hyundai vehicle has ever had one. But I wouldn't be surprised if a nav system came out in a year or two after release. Didn't Hyundai recently announce that all it's vehicles would come with XM radio standard? That's bound to be a good thing.
It's funny, but three years ago when the new Accord came out, the thing going around on car forums was "the taillights look like they were lifted off a Buick." Apparently horizontal taillights make a strong first impression on people. Perhaps someday Buick (if they're still around) will lift the taillights of a Hyundai...
My crystal ball says 19/28. The other one says 19/29...
Also, although I love big cars (my dream car is an Arnage) I'm afraid that the Azera may be hard to park. Just a little, because my wife wants a big sedan and we're putting it on hold until the Azera comes out.
One question though, will the Azera be manufactured in the U.S.? If so, where? And could the Americanization of the car compromise its quality.
thanks
1. Anybody has information what type of gasoline this car will requre?
2. CD supports MP3 or WMV?
WMV is Windows media file format (more advanced then MP3 in some aspects). MP3 support is good enough for me.
WMA stands for Windows Media Audio
By the way, anyone hear anything about Hyundai doing a Minivan?
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