2010 Hyundai Sonata

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Hyundai Sonata 2010 - Front Angle View

The 2010 Hyundai Sonata is a midsize, front-engine, mainstream family sedan with a traditional notchback trunk. It is sold in eight iterations: GLS, GLS PZEV, SE, SE PZEV, Limited, Limited PZEV, Limited V-6. There are seats for five people. Luggage capacity is a very decent 16.3 cubic feet. The new Hyundai Sonata delivers powerful performance through its 2-liter Theta II MPi gasoline engine (Max output 165ps, Max torque of 20.2?·m). Delivering fuel economy at 12.8 kilometers per liter, fuel economy is more than 11% improved compared with today’s Sonata. Furthermore, all engines are offered with a new six-speed automatic transmission for heightened performance. The new Sonata comes with a three-piece panoramic sunroof, giving a sense of openness and freedom as well as a stylish look. The Parking Guide System (PGS) allows drivers to avoid obstacles during parallel parking or when driving in reverse.

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In addition, Hyundai plans to present the gasoline version in January next year with a 2.4 liter Theta II GDI engine, which will be offered as a standard engine in the U.S. market. The base price on the 2010 base (SE) Hyundai Sonata with optional five-speed automatic transmission is $22,050.

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4 Responses to “ 2010 Hyundai Sonata ”
  1. Gabrielle says:

    That is one ugly looking car…

  2. Samantha says:

    Please can you tell me when will the 2010 Hyundai Sonata be available in Portugal?

  3. sandy rose says:

    my friend obviously love hyundai i have this friend mark have his hyundai getz and his very own sonata, and our friend lazaro have his very own hyundai tucson…and i begin to love it too, but sonata is not good for far places coz it cost more fuel..

  4. After owning Subarus for over 20 years I was given the opportunity to drive a Sonata. I was amazed at the handling and comfort that this car offers. It is also quite a bit cheaper than any of the Japanese rivals, not to mention the European cars in it’s category. Now I have one and I thank my blessings every day. I love this car, it has style, responsiveness, good handling, comfort with a very large emphasis on Safety. I’m sure that this car could give the Laguna a run for it’s money.


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