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First full view of the Hyundai ix35 released!

Here’s the first unmistakable full reification of the new Hyundai ix35, which gives us a clear upon of Hyundai’s new C-wedge SUV. The ix35 is the replacement for the aging Hyundai Tucson. Thankfully that new “Genesis’ grille that has recently graced the facelifted Starex did not unquestionably find its way onto the ix35, in preference to we get a front end which has more in run-of-the-mill with the Veracruz.

In other markets it will also be called the Hyundai Tucson ix in Korea. Under the hood will be Hyundai’s new all-aluminium “R-appliance” diesel in 184hp be blind to (of which specs normal harmonious complete by the way), or the 166hp Theta II petrol apparatus, both mated to Hyundai’s new 6-shoot robot-like.

The behind consider mirror has a built-in 3.5 inch pennant LCD to panoply images from the cultivate notion camera to with with parking. The ix35/Tucson ix will participate in keeping SUV driver succour functionality such as downhill check guidance to support the driver cross a downhill grade, and hummock-start benefit power. The car will of circuit be at one's fingertips with constancy suppress, and a all-encompassing sunroof helps enlarge the local.

More minutiae and poop on the ix35 will be at when Frankfurt opens its doors in mid-September. You can be on the watch a talkie from the Korean Tucson ix gig after the vault that shows all angles of the car in step… catchy seemly looking!

Source: First full view of the Hyundai ix35 released!

Does anyone know how the new Hyundai Veracruz SUV cars are? I am thinking of buying one?

Haven't heard much about the new Hyundai Veracruz,,, I wanted to get some feedback from anyone that know about them or owns one.

We were at the at fitness center on Saturday and saw one in the parking lot, so we went over and started looking at it, then to our surprise the owner popped out the passenger side. She showed us a bit and we were happy to see that the 3rd row was fairly roomy and all of the seats fold flat. Like us, she replaced her minivan with the Veracruz. She seemed very happy and said she had owned since they came out in May 2007. You can find more owner reviews on yahoo autos or http://www.edmunds.com and of course learn more about Hyundai at http://www.hyundaiusa.com , some car magazine apparently said the Veracruz was better then a Lexus RX330 which costs $10,000 more. In 2 years we might trade in our Nissan Quest and get one, we do love our Hyundai Azera.

2008-04-05 12:36:35 by harrescyndi | Posted in Other - Car Makes

Is a used Hyundai Veracruz a good first high school car?

Im a 15 year old and im really confused im getting a car really soon and i dont know which one. My friend drove her mom's Veracruz to school today because her Audi was about to explode and i really like them. they are pretty good and gas and have hyundais reliable name. Im glad they are roomy and can seat more than five people. i also like they proximity key and wonder what the regular key fob looks like. and what sound does it make when you lock it. hopfully a horn. but please give me some advice!

The Veracruz is a very nice crossover plus it very safe because of it's safety systems like Traction Control and Vehicle Stability Control. Used should be between $18,000 and $26,000 depending on miles and trim model.
Being so young I'm surprised you wouldn't want something more sporty but the VC is nice.

2008-12-11 12:55:50 by Trey | Posted in Hyundai

which car is better, the Kia Rondo or the Hyundai Veracruz?

details as to why that one is better will be nice as well :-)

The guy above is obviously lacking the knowledge about the cars in question or else he wouldn't make such a baseless, negative comment about them.
Both autos are fine if you need something bigger then a mid-sized car but there are major differences between them.
The Veracruz is a near luxury mid-sized crossover that, when fully loaded, can come close to $40,000. The Rondo is smaller more basic wagon type car that leans more toward utility and cost about $14,000 less.

Since the VC is a near lux auto you will get things not available on the Rondo like Automatic Climate Control, Adjustable Foot Pedals, Electronic Parking Aid, etc. Plus the VC has safety systems like Traction Control and Electronic Brake Distribution. Not to mention a much more powerful engine.

Both are good picks but are in two different classes altogether.
To get a better idea of what they are about you can look at the Edmund's long term test results from both autos and take it from there. Both Hyundai and Kia have come a long way in terms of quality. Can't go wrong with either car but to choose one would depend on what your looking for.
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/LongTerm/articleId=122707
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/LongTerm/articleId=124391

2008-12-08 19:35:51 by luvr_of_horses | Posted in Buying & Selling