Hyundai Fast Facts 2013 02-25-2013

Information as of 02/25/13

Hyundai Overview Hyundai Motor Company (HMC) was founded in 1947 as Hyundai Engineering and Construction Co. by Ju-Yung Chung.

HMC was established in 1967 and is the automotive sales leader in the Korean domestic market and exports vehicles to 193 countries worldwide.

The Korean word “hyundai” signifies “modern” and reflects Hyundai's commitment to produce innovative, high-quality vehicles at the most affordable

prices.

Hyundai Motor Company (HMC) operates the world’s largest integrated automobile manufacturing plant in Ulsan, on Korea's southeast coast, and

at the Asan Plant, located southeast of Seoul.

In August 2009, HMC passed Ford to become the fourth-largest auto manufacturer in the world, moving ahead of Honda, Nissan and Chrysler.

Research, Design and Production Hyundai conducts research at eight research centers in Korea and four international centers, including the Hyundai America Technical Center, Inc.,

as well as in Ann Arbor, Michigan and the Hyundai/Kia Design Center in Irvine, California.

Hyundai's automotive technology centers employ approximately 4,100 researchers with an annual budget of 5% of current revenues.

Hyundai’s Namyang Technology Research Center in Korea features a complete testing facility, with a 2.8-mile oval test track and a $40 million

tunnel that is capable of producing wind speeds of nearly 125 miles per hour.

Hyundai’s proving grounds in the California Mojave Desert consist of 4,300 acres with a 6.4-mile high-speed oval, 2.75-mile road course and a 3.3-

mile hill course.

Current research projects include:

Electric vehicles

Low-emission gasoline engines

Solar-powered vehicles

Hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles

And additional alternative fuel vehicles

HYUNDAI MOTOR AMERICA 2013 FAST FACTS


Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (HMMA) – “Made in America” Hyundai Motor Corporation’s $1.7 billion automotive assembly and manufacturing plant in Montgomery, Alabama began production in March 2005,

rolling out the 2006 Sonata. This is the company’s first assembly and manufacturing plant in the United States.

The plant employs more than 3,000 people with high-paying jobs and full benefits.

HMC selected Montgomery, Alabama, for its first U.S. plant because of its high-quality workforce, its strategic location in proximity to American

population centers, the superb automotive parts supply chain available in the region and the commitment shown by the state of Alabama and the

city of Montgomery.

More than 72 suppliers have located businesses throughout North America to support the Hyundai plant. Altogether, these suppliers create

approximately 5,500 additional jobs with a combined capital investment of $500 million.

On July 27, 2011 – the 1,000,000th Alabama-built Sonata rolled off the line – it was a 2012 Sonata 2.0 Turbo.

Hyundai in the U.S. Hyundai Motor America (HMA), with its National Headquarters in Costa Mesa, California, was established in 1986 and is the U.S. sales and

distribution arm of Hyundai Motor Company.

HMA is currently headquartered in Costa Mesa, California:

o HMA is investing approx. $150 million to build a new headquarters in Fountain Valley. It will be a 2-year project that is estimated that as many

as 1,530 new construction jobs will be created with a $273 million total economic impact – it is scheduled to be completed by the fall of 2013.

o The headquarters sits on 17 acres of land; building/land owned by HMA.

o The new facility will accommodate 1,400 employees – double the capacity of the previous building.

o In line with Hyundai’s commitment to sustainability, all construction will be LEED certified.



Regional Offices Hyundai has more than 800 dealers and distributes eleven vehicle lines through five regional offices that provide Hyundai with a direct link to its dealer network: Central Region – Aurora, Illinois Eastern Region – Jamesburg, New Jersey South Central Region – Coppell, Texas Southern Region – Marietta, Georgia Western Region – Costa Mesa, California

Warehouses To speed parts to dealerships, Hyundai maintains one of the nation's leading parts distribution systems that includes a computer network linking dealers to the parts warehouses. This arrangement ensures timely parts availability. Winning industry awards for timely delivery and having the parts on hand for dealer orders, Hyundai's parts warehouses are currently located in four U.S. cities: Aurora, Illinois Jamesburg, New Jersey Atlanta, Georgia Ontario, California

Ports Hyundai processes its vehicles through six facilities (five port facilities and one inland facility): Portland, Oregon ● Brunswick, Georgia Baltimore, Maryland ● Newark, New Jersey Los Angeles, California Fort Worth, Texas – our inland processing port – receives vehicles by rail and then distributes them throughout the Midwest

Financing Hyundai Capital America (HCA) serves Hyundai dealers nationwide with two types of financing: Individual customer financing and leasing Dealer inventory financing



Hyundai Hope on Wheels – Funding Pediatric Cancer Research Since 1998, Hyundai and its dealers have been committed to supporting the fight against childhood cancer. What began in 1998 as a local initiative supported by New England-area Hyundai dealers to raise funds for The Jimmy Fund at Boston’s Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has evolved into Hyundai Hope on Wheels, an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is supported nationwide by Hyundai’s 800+ dealers and Hyundai Motor America.

Activities for 2010 and 2011: In 2010, the Hope on Wheels Tour traveled to 42 children’s hospitals across the country and donated more than $2 million to support further

training and research for Doctors involved in childhood cancer research In 2011, Hyundai and its dealers continued with the Hyundai Gives Hope on Wheels initiative during the month of September - Childhood

Cancer Awareness Month In 2011, Hyundai dealers donated an additional $6.8 million to children's hospitals and other non-profit organizations across the country

For 2012: 14th consecutive year supporting kids with cancer Every time a new Hyundai vehicle is sold in the U.S., the Hyundai dealer donates $14 to Hope on Wheels, which is matched by HMA for a total

donation of $28/vehicle to Hope on Wheels. Target: $12,000,000 for total grant awards

Hyundai Scholars Grants -- $75,000 each / $3,000,000 total – awarded to 41 principal investigators who are pursuing innovative research early in their careers September Hope Grants -- $250,000 each / $9,000,000 total Handprint ceremonies – 85 presentations Hyundai Cancer Institute at CHOC Dealership showroom collateral Paper handprint fundraiser Social media outreach Finale – Washington, DC Congressional Caucus event New Youth Ambassador: Mr. C. J. George, Age 12, Hollywood, FL For the third consecutive year, during National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September, Hope On Wheels will conduct a

comprehensive campaign to raise greater awareness about pediatric cancer and the need to fund critical research to find a cure.



In 2012, Hope On Wheels will donate more than $10 million to children’s hospitals nationwide for pediatric cancer research through its signature Hyundai Scholar Grant and Hyundai Hope Grant awards:

Hyundai Scholar Grants, in the amount of $75,000 each, will be awarded to 41 principal investigators who are pursuing innovative research early in their careers.

As part of its Hyundai Hope Grant program, Hope On Wheels will award 36 grants to children’s hospitals across the country – this year’s Hyundai Hope Grants will be increased from $100,000 to $250,000 and winners will be announced in September.

o Each of the Hope On Wheels grants will be presented to winning institutions at a Handprint Ceremony, where children diagnosed with cancer will place their handprints in colorful paint on a new Hyundai Tucson, the official vehicle of the program, to commemorate their battles with cancer. Every Handprint Ceremony celebrates the courageous lives of the children faced with cancer and brings our community of supporters together.

Also this year, research work will continue from Hyundai’s major investment in the Hyundai Cancer Institute at CHOC Children’s Hospital in Orange County. The hospital received its largest corporate gift in its history from Hyundai for the purpose of understanding DNA in young cancer patients through genomic medicine research.

Hyundai is also assuming a growing role as a philanthropic member of its national and local communities and supports many worthwhile projects. Current organizations supported include

American Cancer Society

Habitat for Humanity

The Special Olympics

Working Wardrobes

United Negro College Fund

May 2011 – Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (HMMA) reinforced its commitment to the state of Alabama and its community with a $1.5 million donation to the Governor’s Emergency Relief Fund to provide aid and support to those that were tragically hit by the recent Alabama tornadoes.

November 2012 – Hyundai Motor America donated $500,000 to the American Red Cross to support Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.



Hyundai corporate awards and accolades:

Hyundai tied for the No. 1 spot in the automotive category in the 2013 Customer Loyalty Engagement Index conducted by Brand Keys, a New York-based brand, customer loyalty and engagement consultancy that examines customers’ relationships with 375 different brands in 54 categories. This is the third year in a row Hyundai made the top of the list in the automotive category.

Hyundai ranks as the number two brand in terms of vehicle health, according to the second annual CarMD® Vehicle Health Index™ Manufacturer & Vehicle Rankings. Additionally, Hyundai has the lowest average repair cost among the Top 10 manufacturers and has five models in the Top 100 vehicles list: 2011 Santa Fe, 2010 Genesis, 2010 Sonata, 2009 Sonata and 2009 Santa Fe.

The 2012 Elantra was named North American Car of the Year – it was chosen by a jury of 50 automotive journalists from the United States and Canada.

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Hyundai #1 in customer retention in the 2012 Customer Retention StudySM – 64% of Hyundai owners bought another Hyundai, which was primarily driven by Elantra and Sonata models. Ford and Honda were tied in 2nd place at 60% retention.

J.D. Power and Associates’ 2012 Vehicle Dependability StudySM (VDS): Genesis Sedan was ranked “Most Dependable Midsize Premium Car” and Hyundai moved up to 9th overall – ahead of Acura, Honda, Chevrolet, Volvo, Audi, Subaru, Nissan, BMW, MINI, Mazda, Volkswagen, Infiniti, and Jaguar.

J.D. Power and Associates designated the 2011 Equus as its most appealing large premium car in the 2011 Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) StudySM.

Six Hyundai models – the Elantra, Sonata, Genesis, Equus, Tucson and Santa Fe – achieved the 2012 Top Safety Pick honor from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). Top Safety Pick recognizes vehicles that do the best job of protecting people in front, side, rollover, and rear crashes based on “good” ratings in Institute tests. Winners must also have available Electronic Stability Control (ESC).

Hyundai Motor Company has emerged as one of the world’s leading brands, moving up to 53rd overall in the 2012 Best Global Brands survey conducted by Interbrand – that’s eight positions higher than 2011, and it keeps Hyundai ahead of Audi, Porsche, Nissan and Kia.



Trim Levels: Sedan – GLS; 5-Door – GS, SE

Engine: 1.6-liter Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI), DOHC Gamma 4-cylinder

Horsepower: 138 @ 6300 rpm

Torque (lb.-ft.): 123 @ 4850 rpm

Transmission: 6-speed manual; optional 6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic with Hillstart Assist Control (HAC)

Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 28 / 32 / 37 – Manual Transmission

City / Combined / Highway: 28 / 31 / 37 – Automatic Transmission

Fuel capacity: 11.4 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 Octane)

Range: 421 miles Manual Transmission, 421 miles – Automatic Transmission

2013 ACCENT DELIVERS UNSURPASSED HORSEPOWER & TORQUE:

2013 Hyundai Accent

GLS Sedan

2013 Ford

Fiesta SE Sedan

2013 Toyota Yaris Sedan

2013 Honda

Fit Sport

2013 Nissan Versa Sedan

Engine Type (liters) 1.6 D-CVTT DOHC I-4

1.6 Ti-VCT DOHC I-4

1.5 DOHC I-4 1.5 SOHC I-4 1.6 CVTCS DOHC I-4

Horsepower (hp @ rpm) 138 @ 6300 120 @ 6350 106 @ 6000 117 @ 6600 109 @ 6000 Torque (lb.-ft. @ rpm) 123 @ 4850 112 @ 5000 103 @ 4200 106 @ 4800 107 @ 4400 Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI)

S N/A N/A N/A N/A

6-Speed Automatic Transmission with SHIFTRONIC®

S O no SHIFTRONIC

O 4-Speed no SHIFTRONIC

O 5-Speed

(w/Paddle Shifters)

O Xtronic CVT®

Active ECO System S N/A N/A N/A N/A

Fuel Economy: A/T City / Combined / Highway

28 / 31 / 37 29 / 33 / 39 29 / 33 / 40*

30 / 32 / 36 27 / 30 / 33 31 / 35 / 40

*Ford Fiesta with optional Super Fuel Economy Package – includes side air deflectors, underbody shields, blockers on lower grille, rear spoiler, 15-in. steel wheel covers.

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ACCENT AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

For the second year in a row, the Accent earned MotorWeek’s Drivers’ Choice Award for Best Subcompact Car. MotorWeek looks at price, practicality, performance and fuel efficiency, and then selects the best models. The Accent won in the hyper-competitive subcompact car category.

Kelley Blue Book’s www.kbb.com named the 2012 Accent to its list of 10 Best Back-to-School Cars for Students: “The Accent has shed its econobox self to become a real stunner. Done with its automotive puberty, 2012 marked an all-new Accent sedan and hatchback with fresh sheetmetal, more power and even better fuel economy. Retained is a 10-year powertrain warranty that will last beyond the college years.”

The 2012 Accent was named to “Ward’s 10 Best Interiors” list by the editors of WardsAuto.com. Accent also won

a Ward’s 10 Best Engines award for its 1.6L Gamma engine.

Accent earned the distinction of “Best Value in America” for 2012 from Vincentric, an automotive data compilation

and analysis firm, in the Subcompact category.

Consumer Guide editors gave the Accent the “Best Buy” award in the subcompact car category. A “Best Buy” rating signifies that a vehicle is ranked at the top of its class and is strongly approved by the editors.

The Car Book’s 2012 “BEST BETS” – Accent earned the distinction of being a “BEST BET” from author Jack Gillis and the Center for Auto Safety, the nation’s leading auto safety advocacy group.

“Superior” Class Ranking from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) is awarded to the 2012 Accent with manual transmission.

“Hyundai has redesigned its subcompact with stylish sheetmetal worthy of sharing showroom space with the new Elantra and Sonata… The new Accent might just be the quietest B car on smooth highways, with little wind or road noise… The six-speed automatic comes with hillstart assist and manumatic controls…” – Motor Trend

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Trim Levels: GLS and Limited Engine: 1.8L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), DOHC 4-cylinder Horsepower: 148 @ 6500 rpm (ULEV); 145 @ 6500 rpm (PZEV) Torque (lb.-ft.): 131 @ 4700 rpm (ULEV); 130 @ 4700 rpm (PZEV) Transmission: 6-speed manual (standard on GLS)

6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic (standard on Limited; optional on GLS) Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 28 / 32 / 38 Manual Trans. – GLS City / Combined / Highway: 28 / 32 / 38 Automatic Trans. – Limited; opt. on GLS Sedan Fuel Capacity: 12.8 gallons – regular unleaded fuel (87 Octane) Range: 486 miles Manual Transmission; 486 miles Automatic Transmission

2013 ELANTRA SEDAN DELIVERS EXCEPTIONAL POWER

2013 Hyundai Elantra Sedan

2013 Honda

Civic Sedan

2013 Toyota Corolla

2013 Nissan Sentra

2013 Ford

Focus 2013

Mazda3

2013 Chevrolet

Cruze Displacement 1.8L DOHC1 1.8L SOHC 1.8L DOHC 1.8L DOHC 2.0L DOHC 2.0L DOHC 1.8L DOHC Horsepower (hp) 148 @ 65001 140 @ 6500 132 @ 6000 130 @ 6000 160 @ 6500 148 @ 6500 138 @ 6300 Torque (lb.-ft.) 131 @ 47001 128 @ 4300 128 @ 4400 128 @ 3600 146 @ 4450 135 @ 4500 125 @ 3800 Horsepower per Liter

82.2 77.8 73.3 72.2 80.0 74.0 76.6

Transmission 6M or 6A 5M or 5A 5M or 4A 6M or CVT 5M or 6A 5M or 5A 6M or 6A Fuel Economy: M/T A/T City/Combined/Hwy

28 / 32 / 38 28 / 32 / 38

28 / 31 / 36 28 / 32 / 39

27 / 30 / 34 26 / 29 / 34

27 / 30 / 36 30 / 33 / 39

26 / 30 / 36 27 / 31 / 38

25 / 28 / 33 24 / 27 / 33

25 / 29 / 36 22 / 27 / 35

Curb Weight: M/T A/T (lbs.)

2,661 2,701

2,740 2,815

2,734 2,767

2,822 2,825

2,907 2,935

2,866 2,929

3,093 3,082

Power-to-Weight Ratio – lb/hp (A/T)

18.3 20.1 21.0 21.7 18.3 19.8 22.3

1 PZEV model vehicles deliver 145 hp and 130 lb.-ft. of torque and are available only in CA, NY, MA, VT, CT and RI

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ELANTRA SEDAN AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

For the third year in a row, the Elantra earned “Highest Residual Value” in the compact class in the 2013 ALG Residual Value Awards.

In the 16th annual Strategic Vision Total Value Awards, the 2013 Elantra Sedan won in the small car category.

The Elantra Sedan was named 2012 North American Car of the Year by a panel of 50 independent automotive journalists at the 2012 North American International Auto Show. The Elantra beat out the Ford Focus and Volkswagen Passat.

Financial services provider USAA named the 2012 Elantra as a 2012 “Best Value” vehicle pick and added it to their “Top 10 for Teens” list.

Elantra earned “Best Value in America” honors for 2012 from Vincentric in the Compact Sedan category.

The 2012 Elantra won a Polk Automotive Loyalty Award when it was named winner in the Compact Car category at the 16th annual Polk Automotive Loyalty Awards. Polk’s Automotive Loyalty Awards are presented to OEMs that demonstrate a manufacturer’s ability to retain owners over repeat buying cycles. Loyalty is determined when a household that owns a new vehicle returns to market and purchases or leases another new vehicle of the same model or make.

Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com ranked Elantra one of the 10 Best Green Cars for 2012 for the second consecutive year.

Elantra also named one of the 2012 10 Best Sedan under $25,000 by Kelley Blue Book’s kbb.com.

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) – for the second year in a row, awarded the 2012 Hyundai Elantra a “TOP SAFETY PICK” – achieving the highest rating of “Good” in all crash test categories including front, side, rollover and rear crash protection.

For 2012, the Elantra earned a “Superior” ranking among midsize cars from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE). The best-scoring vehicles are those that have high fuel economy and meet one of several higher emissions standards.



Engine: 1.8L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), DOHC 4-cylinder

Horsepower: 148 @ 6500 rpm (ULEV); 145 @ 6500 rpm (PZEV)

Torque (lb.-ft.): 131 @ 4700 rpm (ULEV); 130 @ 4700 rpm (PZEV)

Transmission: 6-speed manual with EcoShift Indicator (standard)

6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic with Active ECO System (optional)

Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 26 / 30 / 37 Manual Transmission

City / Combined / Highway: 27 / 30 / 37 Automatic Transmission

Fuel Capacity: 13.2 gallons – regular unleaded fuel (87 Octane)

Range: 488 miles, Manual Transmission; 488 miles, Automatic Transmission

2013 ELANTRA GT DELIVERS STRONG PERFORMANCE

2013 Hyundai

Elantra GT

2013 Toyota Matrix L

2013 Subaru

Impreza 2.0i

2013 Ford

Focus Hatch

2013 Mazda3

i Touring

2013 Volkswagen Golf 4-Door

Displacement 1.8L DOHC1 1.8L DOHC 2.0L DOHC 2.0L DOHC 2.0L 2.5L I-5

Horsepower (hp) 148 @ 65001 132 @ 6000 148 @ 6200 160 @ 6500 155 @ 6000 170 @ 5700

Torque (lb.-ft.) 131 @ 47001 128 @ 4400 145 @ 4200 146 @ 4450 148 @ 4100 177 @ 4250

Horsepower-per-liter 82.2 73.3 74.0 80.0 77.5 68.0

Transmission 6M or 6A 5M or 4A 5M or CVT 5M or 6A 6M or 6A 6A

Fuel economy – M/T A/T (City/Highway/Combined)

26 / 30 / 37 27 / 30 / 37

26 / 29 / 32 25 / 28 / 32

25 / 28 / 34 27 / 30 / 36

26 / 30 / 36 27 / 31 / 38

27 / 31 / 38 28 / 32 / 39

No M/T on 4-Dr 24 / 26 / 31

1 PZEV model vehicles deliver 145 hp and 130 lb.-ft. of torque and are available only in CA, NY, MA, VT, CT and RI

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ELANTRA GT AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine named the Elantra GT Best New Car Under $20,000, besting stalwart

competitors such as the Dodge Dart and Nissan Sentra.

The 2013 Elantra GT took top honors in the annual car of the year awards bestowed by the Inter-American Federation of Automotive Journalists (FIPA) when it was named the “2013 Car of the Americas” during the

press preview days at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

"In the Elantra GT, Hyundai combined function with style and adorned it with better driving dynamics than the

coupe. For those reasons, we prefer the GT. If it doesn't look young enough, we'll wear a Tapout hat or take up

kayaking." – Edmunds.com

"Step inside the 2013 Hyundai Elantra GT and you're immediately transported into a different class of five-door

hatch. The interior is bright, light and open, which is a stark contrast from nearly every other car in the segment.

Like the normal Elantra, the GT's interior is well constructed with solid, responsive controls. Unlike the sedan,

however, the GT's center console isn't overwrought with futuristic design." – Edmunds.com

"The Elantra GT is just as nimble as the Coupe. In fact, on the twisty roads that surround Mount Palomar

northeast of San Diego, we enjoyed the balanced feel of the GT more than the Coupe." – Popular Mechanics

"The front seats are well-bolstered. Rear legroom is adequate in the sedan and Coupe, and generous in the

GT." – Kelley Blue Book

"Seats are comfy and the outward vision works despite a wide rear pillar." – Road and Track

"… the materials used throughout the cabin are high quality and overall fit-and-finish is good, and the main

connection points between driver and car - the steering wheel, shift knob, etc. - are wrapped in leather and feel

good to the touch. When it comes to the compact class, Hyundai is indeed leading the pack with its interiors." –

Autoblog.com



Trim Levels: GS and SE Engine: 1.8L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), DOHC 4-cylinder

Horsepower: 148 @ 6500 rpm (ULEV); 145 @ 6500 rpm (PZEV)

Torque (lb.-ft.): 131 @ 4700 rpm (ULEV); 130 @ 4700 rpm (PZEV) Transmission: 6-speed manual – standard

6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic – optional

Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 28 / 32 / 38 Manual Transmission City / Combined / Highway: 27 / 31 / 37 Automatic Transmission Fuel Capacity: Coupe: 13.2 gallons – regular unleaded fuel (87 Octane) Range: Coupe: 501 miles, Manual Transmission; 488 miles, Automatic Transmission

2013 ELANTRA COUPE DELIVERS EXCEPTIONAL POWER & SPACIOUSNESS:

2013

Hyundai Elantra Coupe

2013 Honda

Civic Coupe LX

2013 Honda Accord

Coupe LX-S

2013 Nissan Altima

Coupe 2.5S

2013 Kia

Forte Koup EX

2013 Scion

tC

Displacement 1.8L DOHC I41 1.8L SOHC I4 2.4L DOHC I4 2.5L DOHC I4 2.0L DOHC I4 2.5L DOHC I4

Horsepower (hp) 148 @ 65001 140 @ 6500 185 @ 6400 175 @ 5600 156 @ 6200 180 @ 6000

Torque (lb.-ft.) 131 @ 47001 128 @ 4300 181 @ 3900 180 @ 3900 144 @ 4300 173 @ 4100

Horsepower per Liter 82.2 77.8 77.1 70.0 78.0 72.0

Transmission 6M or 6A 5M or 5A 6M or 6A CVT 6M or 6A 6M or 6A

Fuel Economy: M/T A/T (City / Combined / Highway)

28 / 32 / 38 27 / 31 / 37

28 / 31 / 36 28 / 32 / 39

23 / 32 / 26 22 / 33 / 26

23 / 26 / 32

24 / 28 / 33 25 / 29 / 34

23 / 26 / 31 23 / 26 / 31

Head Room—Front / Rear (in.) 39.8 / 37.1 38.1 / 34.3 39.0 / 37.2 39.7 / 35.6 38.7 / 35.3 37.7 / 36.4 Leg Room—Front / Rear (in.) 43.6 / 33.3 42.2 / 30.8 42.2 / 33.7 42.5 / 34.4 43.6 / 33.9 41.8 / 34.6 Shoulder Room—Front / Rear 55.9 / 54.5 55.1 / 52.2 58.9 / 55.1 53.9 / 52.4 55.7 / 52.4 55.4 / 52.1 Hip Room—Front / Rear (in.) 52.8 / 53.1 53.2 / 49.0 55.4 / 48.9 54.2 / 47.6 53.3 / 51.6 52.6 / 48.5 1 PZEV model vehicles deliver 145 hp and 130 lb.-ft. of torque and are available only in CA, NY, MA, VT, CT and RI

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ELANTRA COUPE ACCOLADES: “Because coupes are meant to be more fun to drive than their sedan equivalents, Hyundai has made some mild

updates to some of the suspension and chassis components, including the steering knuckle design, rear torsion beam rigidity, and damper settings. Suspension settings are further tweaked on SE models, which come with 17-inch wheels and lower-profile 215/45 tires instead of the 16-inch wheels and 205/55 tires offered on the base GS… It's from the rear (or at least the rear three-quarter) where the Elantra Coupe looks the best and sportiest – thanks in no small part to the visible exhaust tips.” – Motor Trend

“So... the Elantra Coupe has more room, more horsepower and better fuel economy than the Honda Civic Coupe. As far as styling goes, that's obviously subjective... but we'll cast our lot in the direction of the Hyundai for its sweeping good looks over the more subdued sheetmetal of its biggest competitor.” – AutoBlog.com

“The 2012 Elantra sedan was already named North American Car of the Year. The addition of a coupe to the model

line just confirms that Hyundai's making the right choices with the redesigned Elantra lineup.” – Edmunds.com

“A sportier, two-door running mate to the Elantra Sedan, the 2013 Hyundai Elantra Coupe made its world debut in Chicago. Created at Hyundai's North American Design Center in Irvine, California, the new Coupe is spun from the current Elantra Sedan platform and shares virtually all key critical dimensions, inside and out with its four-door sibling. Despite an obvious orientation towards more youthful buyers, the Elantra Coupe maintains the automaker's signature emphasis on creating a high value package that delivers outstanding fuel economy.” – Kelley Blue Book

“What I like best about this car is that Hyundai didn't try to re-invent it. From the front seats forward, the Elantra Coupe

is pretty much identical to the sedan. The Elantra's steeply-sloped windshield and hood and sharp body-line creases lend themselves quite nicely to the Coupe's graceful back end, and a few unique details like the all-black grille and trunk-lid spoiler give the Elantra Coupe the racy look that it needs. It's handsome but acceptably understated… Once you get to the back, you get to my favorite features of the Elantra coupe: Back-seat access and space. Getting into the back seat of a two-door car is never easy, but the Elantra Coupe offers better access than most -- the doors open wide and the right-front seat slides way forward, so I was able to just step in, turn, and drop, making something remarkably close to a graceful entrance. Once there, I found an admirable amount of leg, shoulder, and even headroom (though at 5' 6" I require less than most people). The Elantra Coupe also has a 14.8 cubic foot trunk, significantly larger than that of most compact and mid-size two-doors.” – About.com



Trim Levels: Veloster and Veloster RE:MIX Edition; Veloster Turbo Engine: 1.6-liter Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing, GDI, DOHC 4-cylinder; Veloster Turbo: adds a twin-scroll turbocharger Horsepower: Veloster: 138 @ 6300 rpm Veloster Turbo: 201 @ 6000 rpm Torque (lb.-ft.): Veloster: 123 @ 4850 rpm Veloster Turbo: 195 @ 1750 Transmission: Veloster: 6-speed manual transmission; optional 6-speed EcoShift Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) with Paddle Shifters Veloster Turbo: 6-speed manual transmission; optional 6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic transmission with Paddle Shifters Fuel Economy: Veloster: City / Combined / Highway: 27 / 31 / 37 – Manual Trans.; 28 / 31 / 37 – Dual Clutch Trans. Veloster Turbo: City / Combined / Highway: 24 / 28 / 35 – Manual Trans.; 24 / 28 / 31 – Automatic Trans. Fuel capacity: 13.2 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 Octane) Range: 488 miles Manual Trans., 488 miles – Dual Clutch Trans.; Veloster Turbo: 462 miles Manual Trans., 409 miles – Auto. Trans.

2013 VELOSTER TURBO COMPETITIVE COMPARISON:

2013 Hyundai

Veloster Turbo

2013 Honda

Civic Si Coupe

2013 Volkswagen GTI 2-Door

2013 MINI

Cooper S

2013 MINI

Clubman S

2013 Volkswagen Beetle Turbo

Displacement 1.6-liter Turbo 2.4-liter 2.0-liter Turbo 1.6-liter Turbo 1.6-liter Turbo 2.0-liter Turbo

Horsepower (hp) 201 @ 6000 201 @ 7000 200 @ 5100 181 @ 5500 181 @ 5500 200 @ 5,100

Torque (lb.-ft.) 195 @ 1750 170 @ 4400 207 @ 1700 177 @ 1600–5000

177 @ 1600–5000 207 @ 1700

Horsepower/liter 125.6 83.7 100.0 113.1 113.1 100.0

Transmission 6M or 6A 6M only 6M or 6DSG 6M or 6A 6M or 6A 6M or 6DSG

Fuel Economy: M/T A/T

24 / 28 / 35 24 / 28 / 31

22 / 25 / 31 No A/T

21 / 25 / 31 24 / 27 / 33

26 / 29 / 35 26 / 29 / 34

26 / 29 / 35 26 / 29 / 34

21 / 24 / 30 22 / 25 / 29

Curb Weight - M/T A/T (lbs.)

2,800 2,888

2,943 No A/T

3,034 3,080

2,668 2,712

2,833 2,877

3,042 3,089

Power-to-Weight Ratio: M/T A/T

14.0 14.4

14.6 No A/T

15.2 15.4

14.7 15.0

15.7 15.9

15.2 15.5

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VELOSTER AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

FAST FACTS CONTINUED &

The 2012 Veloster earned a spot on About.com Cars’ annual Best New Cars list.

The International Car of the Year Awards (ICOTY) announced the Veloster as the 2012 International Sporty Coupe of the Year – Most Personality.

Selected by the ICOTY jury, a group of nationally-renowned automotive journalists, the 2012 Hyundai Veloster was deemed the most emotionally compelling new sporty coupe for the year.

The 2012 Veloster earned the title of “Best Economy Car” in Bloomberg’s recent “Best Drives of 2011.”

Decisive magazine named the 2012 Veloster three-door coupe the “Urban Car of the Year.”

The 2013 Veloster and 2013 Veloster Turbo received Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com’s coveted “5-Year Cost to Own Award.” Each vehicle was found to have the lowest cost of ownership over the initial 5-year ownership period compared to any other car in their category. Veloster won in the Compact Car Segment, Veloster Turbo took first place in the Sporty Compact category.

The 2013 Veloster Turbo and the 2012 Veloster earned a GOOD DESIGN™ Award in the Transportation category for its innovative and unique three-door design; presented annually by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design together with The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.

Veloster’s 1.6L GDI 4-cylinder engine was named a Wards’ 10 Best Engine for 2012.

Autobytel named the 2012 Veloster its Car of the Year for 2012. Autobytel’s Car of the Year Award is selected annually by the editorial staff at Autobytel.com, a website dedicated to helping dealers and car- buyers connect online. The Veloster also won the award in the Compact Car category.


Trim Levels: GLS, SE and Limited Engine: 2.4L 16-valve CVVT DOHC 4-cylinder Theta II engine family; front-wheel drive Horsepower: GLS / Limited: 198 @ 6300 rpm – ULEV (190 @ 6300 rpm – PZEV); SE: 200 @ 6300 rpm

Torque (lb.-ft.): GLS / Limited: 184 @ 4250 rpm – ULEV (179 @ 4250 rpm – PZEV); SE: 186 @ 4250 rpm

Transmission: GLS / Limited: 6-speed SHIFTRONIC™ automatic

SE: 6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters

Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 24 / 28 / 35 – Automatic Transmission

Fuel capacity: 18.5 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 octane)

Range: 647 miles – Automatic Transmission

2013 SONATA: EPA LARGE CAR CLASSIFICATION – A CLASS-ABOVE ITS COMPETITION

2013

Hyundai Sonata

2013 Toyota Camry

2013 Honda Accord

2013 Nissan Altima

2013 Ford

Fusion

2013 Chevrolet

Malibu

Engine 2.4L I4 2.5L I4 2.4L I4 2.5L I4 2.5L I4 2.4L I4

Horsepower (hp) 198 @ 6300 178 @ 6000 185 @ 6400 182 @ 6000 175 @ 6000 182 @ 6200

Torque (lb.-ft.) 184 @ 4250 170 @ 4100 181 @ 3900 180 @ 4000 172 @ 4500 171 @ 4900


Fuel economy (A/T) city / combined / hwy. 24 / 28 / 35 25 / 28 / 35 27 / 30 / 36 27 / 31 / 38 22 / 26 / 34 22 / 26 / 34

Passenger Volume (cu. ft.) 103.8 102.7 103.2 101.9 102.8 100.3

Cargo Vol. (cu. ft.) 16.4 15.4 15.8 15.4 16.0 16.3

Total Interior Volume (cu. ft.) 120.2 118.1 119.0 117.3 118.8 116.6

EPA Size Rating Large Mid-size Large Mid-size Mid-size Mid-size

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SONATA AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

For calendar year 2012, Sonata broke its all-time yearly sales record, surpassing 225,000 units.

The 2013 Sonata received the distinct honor of being named the most dependable midsize car by J.D. Power and Associates in their 2013 Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS); Sonata ranked highest in its class, beating out leading competitors.

The 2013 Sonata was named a “BEST BET” in the 33rd edition of The Car Book, America’s first consumer car buying guide. This marks the third consecutive year Sonata has earned this distinction.

The 2013 Sonata received Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com’s coveted “5-Year Cost to Own Award.” Sonata was found to have the lowest cost of ownership over the initial 5-year ownership period, compared to competitors such as the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry to take the top spot in the Mid-Size Car segment.

Sonata took first place in the medium cars category in the 16th annual Strategic Vision Total Value Awards.

The 2013 Sonata earned a spot among Consumers Digest’s 2013 Automotive Best Buys. With value in mind, Consumers Digest ‘Best Buy’ ratings are based on behind-the-wheel assessment, safety ratings, ownership costs, warranty, price, comfort, ergonomics, styling and amenities.

In its first annual “Top Scoring Car Awards,” Total Car Score, the most comprehensive automotive ranking and comparison website, recognized the 2012 Sonata as the top scoring car in the midsize sedan/wagon segment. Additionally, Sonata was the second highest scoring vehicle overall among the 35 awarded vehicles, second only to the Lexus LS, an ultra-luxury car.

Consumer Guide editors gave the Sonata a “Best Buy” award in the midsize car category.

When NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) initiated their new crash test procedures, the Sonata was the first to earn 5 Stars for Side Crash and Rollover, 4 Stars for Frontal Crash along with the BMW 5 Series.

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) named Sonata a “Top Safety Pick” – this award is only given to vehicles that do a superior job protecting people in front, side, rear and rollover crashes.

R.L. Polk, an automotive data and marketing solutions leader, bestowed the title “King of the Automotive Conquests” on the Sonata in a blog post. In the first quarter of the 2011, Sonata conquested more owners than any other car in the U.S. marketplace, 18,587 to be exact.



Sonata 2.0T: SE and Limited trim levels Engine: 2.0L Turbocharged and Intercooled GDI CVVT DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder Theta II engine Horsepower: 274 @ 6000 rpm

Torque (lb.-ft.): 269 @ 1750 – 4500 rpm

Transmission: 6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters

Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 22 / 26 / 34 – Automatic transmission



2013 SONATA 2.0T – EXCEPTIONAL POWER & ECONOMY

2013

Hyundai Sonata 2.0T

2013 Toyota

Camry SE V6

2013 Honda

Accord EX-L V6

2013 Nissan

Altima 3.5S V6

2013 Ford

Fusion SE

2013 Chevrolet

Malibu 2LT

Engine 2.0L Turbo I4 3.5L V6 3.5L V6 3.5L V6 2.0L Turbo I4 2.0L Turbo I4

Horsepower (hp) 274 @ 6000 268 @ 6200 278 @ 6200 270 @ 6000 240 @ 5500

(premium) 231 @ 5500

(regular) 259 @ 5300

Torque (lb.-ft.) 269 @ 1750 - 4500 248 @ 4700 252 @ 4900 251 @ 4400 270 @ 3000 260 @ 5200


Curb Weight 3,338 lbs. 3,240 lbs. 3,554 lbs. 3,295 lbs. 3,526 lbs. 3,636 lbs.

Power-to-Weight Ratio 12.2 12.1 12.8 12.2 14.7 14.0

Fuel economy (A/T) city / combined / highway 22 / 26 / 34 21 / 25 / 31 21 / 25 / 34 22 / 25 / 31 22 / 26 / 33 21 / 24 / 30

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SONATA 2.0T AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

“The new turbo-4's 274-horsepower rating is indeed better than all family sedan V6s, and its 269 pound-feet of torque is substantially better… For all intents and purposes, the 2.0T engine delivers power in the smooth, linear fashion buyers have come to expect from a V6, but with an added dollop of torque. There's also none of the whining or whooshing usually associated with turbocharged engines. In fact, there's not much noise at all, which should be a good thing for those who like their cars to be whisper quiet. Perfectionists as they apparently are, Hyundai's engineers actually seemed to think it should be even quieter.” – Edmunds.com

“It's hard not to be genuinely surprised by the Hyundai Sonata 2.0T. With more power and better fuel economy

than the V6 variants of the Camry, Accord and Altima, all at around $3,000 less than the majority of its major competitors, we just can't find a coherent all-around argument against the turbo'd Korean. Regardless of how many of the cars hop off of the lot when they go on sale this week, it looks like the days of the V6 mid-sized sedan are numbered.” – AutoBlog.com

“The 2012 Hyundai Sonata's turbocharger adds a substantial amount of power. The optional navigation system is

simple, yet effective. Bluetooth calling and most digital audio sources are standard. The voice command system is quite good and the addition of BlueLink® telematics rounds out the dashboard tech… With more power and more tech, the 2012 Hyundai Sonata SE 2.0T offers a lot of bang for your buck.” – CNet.com

“Slip behind the Sonata 2.0T Limited’s wheel, and you will find an appealing two-tone cabin treatment, materials that

look and feel like quality, and an eight-way power driver’s seat with a ridiculous amount of travel fore, aft, and in terms of height adjustment. And by ‘ridiculous’ I mean that if you can’t find a comfortable position behind the tilt/telescopic steering wheel, no matter how short or tall you are, you’re not trying hard enough… If I needed to pick a single word to describe what it’s like to drive a 2013 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T that word would be ‘whoosh.’ And the Sonata whooshes whether it is warm or cold outside, whether you’re cruising the Pacific coast or powering over the Rocky Mountains. Speed is effortless with this thrilling engine.” – Autobytel.com

“Auto critics agree that despite only offering turbo-four and four-cylinder engines, the 2013 Sonata has plenty of

power. Sporty yet comfortable handling makes the Sonata a well-rounded midsize car.” – U.S. News & World Report

“The 2.0T engine demonstrates V6-like acceleration, but boasts 4-cylinder fuel consumption." – Consumer Guide



Sonata Hybrid: Hybrid and Hybrid Limited trim levels Gasoline Engine: 2.4L DOHC 16-valve Atkinson Cycle 4-cylinder Electric Motor: 270 volts (max.)

Horsepower: 159 @ 5500 rpm 47 @ 1630 – 6000 rpm

Torque (lb.-ft.): 154 @ 4500 rpm 151.2 @ 0 – 1630 rpm

Transmission: 6-speed SHIFTRONIC™ automatic

Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 36 / 38 / 40 – Automatic Transmission (36 / 37 / 40 – Limited)

Fuel Capacity: 17.2 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 octane)


2013 SONATA HYBRID OUTPERFORMS THE COMPETITION

2013 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid

2013 Toyota

Camry Hybrid XLE

2013 Honda Accord Plug-in

2013 Ford

Fusion Hybrid

2013 Acura

ILX Hybrid

2013 Lexus

CT200h

Gasoline Engine 2.4L I4 2.5L I4 2.0L I4 2.0L I4 1.5L I4 1.8L I4

Gas Engine Horsepower 159 hp 156 hp 141 hp 141 hp 111 hp 98 hp

Electric Motor 270 V 244.8 V Info. not avail. 275 V 144 V 201.6 V

Electric Motor Horsepower 47 hp 44 hp 55 hp 47 hp 23 hp 36 hp

Net Horsepower 206 hp 200 hp 196 hp 188 hp 134 hp 134 hp

Battery Technology Lithium Polymer Nickel Metal Hydride

Lithium-Ion Lithium-Ion Lithium-Ion Nickel Metal Hydride

Coefficient of Drag 0.25 0.27 Info. not avail. 0.27 Info. not avail. 0.29

Fuel economy (A/T) city / combined / hwy. 36 / 38 / 40 40 / 40 / 38 47 / 46 / 46 47 / 47 / 47 39 / 38 / 38 43 / 42 / 40

2013 FAST FACTS


PARALLEL HYBRID SYSTEM: Fast and seamless mode changes from gasoline to electric Precision control of the engine clutch for smooth operation Hyundai engineers refined the shift quality of the transmission for

operation and better control of the electric motor and smoother gasoline engine

Improved driving performance during regenerative braking Blue mode – offers 5% real world improvement in fuel economy

Lithium Polymer Battery technology: Lithium Polymer batteries are more compact than Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries so they don’t take up trunk room or back seat passenger room Benefits over Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries that are used in competitive hybrid models:

o 25% less weight – improves overall vehicle weight and fuel economy o 40% less volume – improves interior spaciousness and cargo capacity o 10% more efficiency – smarter, better performance

SONATA HYBRID AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The Sonata Hybrid topped the Hybrid Car/EV category in the 2012 AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction Awards (VSA). Additionally, Hyundai finished fifth overall in the Popular Brand rankings.

For the seventh consecutive year the Sonata was recognized by the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy

(ACEEE) on its annual “Greener Choices” list of environmentally-friendly cars and trucks.

"True to Hyundai’s claim, the Sonata Hybrid’s powertrain is quite to an enthusiast’s liking. Unlike ‘conventional’ hybrids, there’s no CVT but rather an automatically stirred 6-speed. What’s more, through clever finessing of engine, electric motor and transmission, there’s no need for an intermediate torque converter. The result is a more sporty response to your right foot, with nary a CVT sensation of engine rpm/road speed disconnect." – Road and Track

“The Sonata Hybrid will deliver a devastating blow to its opponents… It’s roomier, more comfortable and much more

handsome, with a hybrid system that cleverly balances fuel economy and cost” – WIRED magazine



Engine: 3.3L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), GDI, 24-valve DOHC V6 Horsepower: 293 @ 6400 rpm Torque (lb.-ft.): 255 @ 5200 rpm Transmission: 6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 20 / 23 / 29 Fuel capacity: 18.5 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 octane) Range: 536 miles – Automatic Transmission

2013 AZERA: ALL-NEW, MODERN, SPORTY AND SPACIOUS:

2013

Hyundai Azera

2013 Toyota

Avalon Limited

2013 Lexus ES 350

2013 Nissan

Maxima SV

2013 Buick LaCrosse

Premium I

2013 Ford

Taurus Limited Engine Type (liters) 3.3 GDI DOHC V6 3.5 DOHC V6 3.5 DOHC V6 3.5 DOHC V6 3.6 GDI DOHC V6 3.5 DOHC V6 Horsepower (hp @ rpm) 293 @ 6400 268 @ 6200 268 @ 6200 290 @ 6400 303 @ 6800 288 @ 6500 Torque (lb.-ft. @ rpm) 255 @ 5200 248 @ 4700 248 @ 4700 261 @ 4400 264 @ 5300 254 @ 4000 6-Speed SHIFTRONIC® Automatic Transmission

S S S Continuously Variable Trans. w/manual mode

S S

EPA Fuel Economy city / combined / highway

20 / 23 / 29 21 / 24 / 31 21 / 24 / 31 19 / 22 / 26 17 / 21 / 27 19 / 23 / 29

Greenhouse Gas Emissions1 389 g/mile 362 g/mile 362 g/mile 410 g/mile 431 g/mile 393 g/mile

Energy Impact Score2 (AT) 14.3 barrels 13.7 barrels 13.7 barrels 15.0 barrels 15.7 barrels 14.3 barrels

Head Room—Front / Rear (in.)

40.3 / 37.6 38.3 / 37.3+

37.6 / 37.0 37.5 / 37.5+ 37.7 / 36.9++

38.5 / 36.4

38.0 / 37.3 39.0 / 37.8

Leg Room—Front / Rear 45.5 / 36.8 42.1 / 39.2 41.9 / 40.0 43.8 / 34.6 41.7 / 40.5 41.9 / 38.1 Shoulder Room—Front / Rear 58.3 / 56.4 58.2 / 57.0 57.6 / 55.0 56.3 / 55.1 57.4 / 56.0 57.9 / 56.9 Hip Room—Front / Rear 54.6 / 54.2 55.1 / 54.6 54.8 / 53.8 53.4 / 53.9 55.2 / 53.9 56.3 / 55.8 Passenger Volume (cu. ft.) 107.0 102.3 100.1 95.8 101.7 102.2 Cargo Volume (cu. ft.) 16.3 16.0 15.2 14.2 13.3 20.1

1 Amount of greenhouse gasses it emits per mile [lower is better] 2 Energy Impact Score = annual petroleum consumption, in barrels [lower is better] +With Sunroof ++Panoramic Sunroof

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AZERA AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The 2012 Azera earned a GOOD DESIGN™ Award in the Transportation category for its innovative and unique three-door design; presented annually by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design together with The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.

The 2012 Azera was named to this year’s “Ward’s 10 Best Interiors” list by the editors of WardsAuto.com.

The Azera was named a 2012 “Best Bet” in the Full Size Sedan category by Cars.com, a leading destination for online car shoppers. Azera joins five other Hyundai models previously selected to Cars.com’s 2012 list: Elantra (Compact Sedan), Sonata (Midsize Sedan), Genesis (Luxury Car), Genesis Coupe (Sports Car), and Tucson(Compact SUV/Crossover).

“Inside and out, the all-new 2012 Hyundai Azera is arguably the best-looking car in the large sedan class. It's also among the most powerful and most fuel-efficient, offers the best features (many of them standard), and still qualifies as a terrific value.” – Kelley Blue Book

“If you're getting the impression that we like the Azera, you haven't been led astray. The car feels good to drive, looks stylish enough to hold its head high among some of the segment's more anonymous contenders and delivers an attractive interior loaded with content.” – Autoblog.com

“Heading out onto wide, flat Nevada Highway 160 east out of Pahrump back toward Las Vegas, I immediately realized that the new Azera is way better to drive than the old car, too.” – Automobile Magazine

“While its performance is commendable, what's impressive is its behavior on the highway. The engine revs smoothly to redline, and the cabin stays remarkably quiet, even at speeds above 80 mph.” – Road & Track

“The revamped Azera has much to celebrate, and looks perfectly at home in Hyundai's lineup… the Azera's striking new sheetmetal and interior should be enough to lure customers into the showroom.” – Car and Driver



Trim Levels: 3.8 5.0 R-Spec Engine: 3.8L D-CVVT, GDI, 24V DOHC V6 5.0L D-CVVT, GDI, 32V DOHC V8

Horsepower: 333 @ 6400 rpm 429 @ 6400 (Premium), 421 @ 6400 (Regular)

Torque (lb.-ft.): 291 @ 5100 rpm 376 @ 5000 (Premium), 365 @ 5000 (Regular)

Transmission: 8-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic

Fuel Economy: 3.3L: City/Combined/Highway: 18 / 22 / 28 5.0L: 16 / 18 / 25

Fuel capacity: 19.3 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 octane) 20.3 gals – regular or premium

Range: 540 miles – Automatic Transmission 507 miles – Automatic Transmission

2013 GENESIS OUT-POWERS THE COMPETITION

2013

Hyundai Genesis 3.8

2013 Chrysler

300C

2013 Lincoln

MKS

2013 Lexus ES 350

2013 Cadillac CTS Performance

Displacement (liters) 3.8 V6 3.6 V6 3.7 V6 3.5 V6 3.6 V6

Horsepower (hp) 333 @ 6400 292 @ 6350 304 @ 6500 268 @ 6200 318 @ 6800

Torque (lb.-ft.) 291 @ 5100 260 @ 4800 279 @ 4000 248 @ 4700 275 @ 4900

Auto Transmission 8-speed 8-speed 6-speed 6-speed 6-speed

SHIFTRONIC® Feature Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

2013

Hyundai Genesis 5.0 R-Spec

2013 Chrysler

300C Luxury

2013 Infiniti M56

2013 BMW 550i

2013 Mercedes-Benz E550 4MATIC

Displacement (liters) 5.0 V8 5.7 V8 5.6 V8 4.4 V8 Twin-Turbo 4.6 V8 Twin-Turbo

Horsepower (hp) 429 @ 6400* 363 @ 5200 420 @ 6000* 400 @ 5500-6400* 402 @ 5000*

Torque (lb.-ft.) 376 @ 5000* 394 @ 4200 417 @ 4400* 450 @ 1750-4500* 443 @ 1600-4750*

Automatic Transmission 8-speed 5-speed 7-speed 6-speed 7-speed

SHIFTRONIC® Feature Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes * Premium fuel

2013 FAST FACTS


GENESIS AWARDS AND ACCOLADES – the Genesis has won more awards than any other Hyundai vehicle in history:

1. 2009 North America Car of the Year 2. Motor Trend – America’s Top 40 New Cars 3. J.D. Power and Associates – Automotive, Performance,

Execution and Layout (APEAL) – Most appealing midsize premium car

4. J.D. Power and Associates – Vehicle Launch Index (VLI) – Highest ranked 2009 all-new or redesigned vehicle

5. The Car Book 2009 – Best Bet (intermediate category) 6. About.com – Best New Car 7. Kiplinger’s Personal Finance – Best New Model (sedans

$30,000-$45,000) 8. NADAguides.com – Car of the Month (April) 9. NADAguides.com – Top 5 Luxury Cars 10. NADAguides.com – Best Car Buy - Top luxury cars under

$35,000 11. Autotropolis.com – Car of the Year 12. Cars.com – Car of the Year 13. On Wheels – Car of the Year 14. AutoPacific – Ideal Vehicle Awards; Aspirational Luxury

Category 15. AutoPacific –Vehicle Satisfaction Awards; Aspirational Luxury

Category 16. Consumer Reports – Top-Rated Vehicle (upscale sedan

category) 17. Consumer Digest – Best Buy (luxury segment) 18. MyRide/Autobytel – Car of the Year 19. Ward’s Auto World – 4.6-liter Tau V8 named to 10 Best

Engines – 2009 and 2010; 5.0-liter Tau V8 named to Top 10 list for 2011

20. Automobile Journalists Association of Canada – Canadian Car of the Year

21. Automobile Journalists Association of Canada – Best New Luxury Vehicle Under $50,000

22. CarsDirect – Genesis ranked 5th in “Top 10 Cars of the Decade” 23. The Car Book 2011 – Best Bet – 2nd year in a row! 24. IIHS – “Top Safety Pick” for 2010 25. Strategic Vision – “Near Luxury Segment” leader in 2010 Total

Quality Index (TQI) beating out BMW 3 Series, Mercedes C-Class and Audi A4

26. The Car Book 2011 – Best Bet – 3rd year in a row! 27. IntelliChoice and AutoPacific – honored Genesis with 2011

Motorist Choice Award 28. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) 2012 Top Safety

Pick 29. Vehix’s 2012 New Car Buying Guides said Genesis was the

number two recommendation for Sedans Over $30,000 30. The 2012 Genesis sedan was the highest-ranked model in the

midsize premium car category in the 2012 J.D. Power and Associates Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS)

31. Consumer Guide editors gave the Genesis a “Recommended” stamp of approval in the large car category

32. Financial services provider USAA named the 2012 Genesis Sedan as 2012 “Best Value” vehicle pick in the large luxury sedan category

33. In its first annual “Top Scoring Car Awards,” Total Car Score, the most comprehensive automotive ranking and comparison website, recognized the 2012 Genesis as the top scoring car in the luxury sedan/wagon category

34. The 2013 Sedan earned a spot among Consumers Digest’s 2013 Automotive Best Buys – the award-winning Genesis Sedan picked up its fifth Best Buy recommendation in a row in the Luxury Cars segment (2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009 model years)



Models: SIGNATURE – 5 passenger; ULTIMATE – 4 passenger

Engine: 5.0L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), GDI, TIS, 32-valve DOHC V8 Horsepower (hp): 429 @ 6400 (premium); 421 @ 6400 (regular)

Torque (lb.-ft.): 376 @ 5000 (premium); 365 @ 5000 (regular)


Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 15 / 18 / 23

Fuel capacity: 20.3 gals


2013 EQUUS—LUXURY & TECHNOLOGY THAT TOPS THE COMPETITION

2013

Hyundai Equus

2013 Lexus LS 460

2013 Mercedes-Benz

S550

2013 BMW 750i

2013 Audi

A8 4.0T Displacement (liters) 5.0L V8 4.6L V8 4.6L V8 Twin-Turbo 4.4L V8 Twin-Turbo 4.0L V8 Twin-Turbo

Horsepower (hp @ rpm) 429 @ 6400 (premium) 421 @ 6400 (regular)

386 @ 6400 (premium) 429 @ 5250 (premium) 445 @ 5500 (premium) 420 @ 5000 (premium)

Torque (lb.-ft.) 376 @ 5000 (premium) 365 @ 5000 (regular)

367 @ 4100 (premium) 516 @ 1800 – 3500 (premium)

480 @ 2000 – 4500 (premium) 444 @ 1500 (premium)


EPA Fuel Economy city / combined / highway 15 / 18 / 23 16 / 19 / 24 15 / 19 / 25 17 / 19 / 25 17 / 21 / 28

Air Suspension Standard Optional Standard Std. (rear only) Standard

Collision Warning System Standard Optional Standard Standard Standard

Standard Airbags 9 8 8 8 10

Rear Seat-mounted Side-Impact Airbags Standard Optional Standard Not Avail. Standard

Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) Standard Optional Optional Optional Optional

Smart Cruise Control Standard Optional Optional Optional Optional

2013 FAST FACTS


EQUUS AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

In the 16th annual Strategic Vision Total Value Awards, Equus beat out competitors like BMW and Mercedes to take first place in the luxury car segment. Additionally, Equus received the award for Best Model, and Hyundai ranked second overall in Total Value.

IntelliChoice and AutoPacific awarded the Equus with the 2012 Motorist Choice Award in the Luxury Lifestyle and

High Tech category.

J.D. Power and Associates designated the 2011 Equus as its most appealing large premium car in their 2011 Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APPEAL) StudySM annual owner survey.

Equus achieved the 2012 Top Safety Pick honor from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). Top Safety Pick recognizes

vehicles that do the best job of protecting people in front, side, rollover, and rear crashes based on “good” ratings in Institute tests.

The 429-hp 5.0l V8 Tau engine that powers the Equus was named a Wards’ 10 Best Engine for 2011.

“The Equus is solidly engineered, remarkably quiet and indulgently comfortable, and that's on top of its exceptional feature content and relatively affordable price… If you're wondering whether a value-oriented brand like Hyundai can produce a a luxury car, the cabin of the Equus will put your mind at ease. Just about every luxury and convenience feature found on a premium-badge car is available, and the quality of the design and materials is first class… In a segment where vehicles can be hopelessly complex, the Equus does a good job of keeping its vast amount of technology manageable.” – Edmunds

“Hyundai techs whisk your Equus away to the dealership and leave in its place either a similarly spec'd sedan or a

Genesis loaner. No need to rub elbows with the proletariat or drink the caffeinated swill at one of the Equus-approved dealerships. Hyundai knows you're special. And you only drink Starbucks anyway." – Autoblog.com

“The Hyundai Equus is inarguably a fine luxury sedan offered at an attractive price. Buy it for that reason and be happy. But don't waste time or energy trying to one-up your BMW neighbors.” – Washington Post



Trim Levels: GL, GLS and Limited Engine: GL: 2.0L CVVT 16V DOHC 4-cylinder GLS / Limited: 2.4L CVVT 16V DOHC 4- cylinder

Horsepower: 165 @ 6200 rpm 176 @ 6000 rpm / PZEV: 170 @ 6000 rpm

Torque (lb.-ft.): 146 @ 4600 rpm 168 @ 4000 rpm / PZEV: 163 @ 4000 rpm

Transmission: GL: 5-speed manual GLS / Limited: 6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic

GL: optional 6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic

Fuel Economy: City / Combined/ Highway: 20 / 22 / 26 – M/T FWD 21 / 25 / 30 – A/T FWD

22 / 25 / 29 – A/T FWD 20 / 23 / 27 – A/T AWD


Range: 397 miles – M/T FWD; 443 miles – A/T FWD 489 miles – A/T FWD; 428 miles – A/T AWD

2013 TUCSON DELIVERS EXCELLENT POWER & SPACIOUSNESS

2013 Hyundai

Tucson GLS

2013 Honda CR-V

2013 Nissan Rogue

2013 Toyota RAV4 I4

2013 Ford

Escape I4

2014 Subaru Forester

Displacement (liters) 2.4L I4 2.4L I4 2.5L I4 2.5L I4 2.5L I4 2.5L H-4

Horsepower 176 @ 6000 185 @ 7000 170 @ 6000 176 @ 6000 168 @ 6000 170 @ 5800

Torque (lb.-ft.) 168 @ 4000 163 @ 4400 175 @ 4400 172 @ 4100 170 @ 4500 174 @ 4100

Automatic Transmission 6-speed 5-speed CVT 6-speed 6-speed CVT

Fuel Economy – AT/FWD city / combined / highway 21 / 25 / 30 23 / 26 / 31 23 / 25 / 28 24 / 26 / 31 22 / 25 / 31 24/27/32 (AWD)

Passenger Volume 101.9 cu. ft. 104.1 97.5 101.9 98.1 113.1

Cargo Volume (seats up) 25.7 cu. ft. 37.2 28.9 38.4 34.3 34.4

Total Interior Volume 127.6 cu. ft. 141.3 126.4 140.3 112.4 147.5

2013 FAST FACTS


TUCSON AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The 2012 Tucson CUV secured a spot on Kelley Blue Book’s Best Resale Value Award Top 10 list

The 2012 Tucson was named one of the 2012 “10 Most Fuel-Efficient SUV/Crossovers” by Kelley Blue Book’s kbb.com

The 2012 Tucson was added to The Car Book’s 2012 “BEST BETS” list by author Jack Gillis and the Center for Auto Safety, the nation’s leading auto safety advocacy group

Consumer Guide editors gave the Tucson a “Best Buy” award in the compact crossover/SUV category

Tucson earned the distinction of “Best Value in America” for 2012 from Vincentric, an automotive data compilation and analysis firm, in the Crossover Compact Entry-Level category for the second year in a row

Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine recognized Tucson as Best New Small Crossover for 2010

2010 Tucson Limited was named Thule Road Trip Vehicle of the Year under $30,000

“… the Tucson compact crossover continues to impress us. Notably, this isn't simply because of traditional Hyundai strengths like value, affordability and overall quality. These qualities still define the Tucson, yet the crossover SUV's sleek styling, abundant features and fun-to-drive nature are what set it apart from its competition. Unlike many of the humdrum interiors found in other crossover SUVs, the (2012) Hyundai Tucson offers a contoured twin-cowl dash that's available in two-tone color schemes. It's quite a bit more appealing than the plain, truck-style treatments seen in the competition, and more functional to boot.” – Edmunds.com

The 2010 and 2011 Tucson earned Top Safety Pick by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)

Tucson received Insure.com’s “Low Cost Car Insurance Award,” extending Hyundai’s value story beyond purchase

price, and into the overall cost of ownership. Insure.com surveyed average rates for more than 2,400 vehicles for the 2010 model year, awarding the 10 least expensive vehicles to insure in each of four categories: Cars, SUVs, Trucks, and Vans

The 2010 Tucson earned top honors in the “Compact Crossover SUV Class” by AutoPacific® in their Vehicle

Satisfaction Awards



Trim Levels: Sport Sport 2.0T

Engine: 2.4L D-CVVT, GDI 16V DOHC Theta II 4-cylinder 2.0L Turbo-GDI D-CVVT 16V DOHC Theta II 4-cylinder

Horsepower: 190 @ 6300 rpm 264 @ 6000 rpm

Torque (lb.-ft.): 181 @ 4250 rpm 269 @ 1750 – 3000 rpm


Fuel Economy: 2.4L: City / Combined / Highway: 21 / 24 / 29 – A/T FWD 2.0T: 20 / 23 / 27 – A/T FWD

20 / 22 / 26 – A/T AWD 19 / 21 / 24 – A/T AWD

Fuel capacity: 17.4 gals (both engines) – regular unleaded fuel (87 octane)

Range: 2.4L: 504 miles – A/T FWD; 452 miles – A/T AWD 2.0T: 469 miles – A/T FWD; 417 miles – A/T AWD

2013 SANTA FE SPORT DELIVERS EXCELLENT POWER & SPACIOUSNESS

2013 Hyundai

Santa Fe Sport

2013 Toyota RAV4

2013 Dodge

Journey

2013 Chevrolet Equinox

2014 Mazda

CX-5 Touring

Displacement (liters) 2.4L 4-cyl. 2.5L 4-cyl. 2.4L 4-cyl. 2.4L 4-cyl. 2.5L 4-cyl.

Horsepower (hp) 190 @ 6300 176 @ 6000 173 @ 6000 182 @ 6700 184 @ 5700

Torque (lb.-ft.) 181 @ 4250 172 @ 4100 166 @ 4000 172 @ 4900 185 @ 3250


SHIFTRONIC® Feature Yes No Yes Yes Yes

Fuel Economy – AT / FWD city / combined / highway 21 / 24 / 29 24 / 26 / 31 19 / 21 / 26 22 / 26 / 32 25 / 27 / 32

Passenger Volume 108.0 cu. ft. 101.9 99.6 99.7 103.8

Cargo – Behind Front Seats 71.5 cu. ft. 73.4 67.6 63.7 65.4

Cargo – Behind 2nd Row 35.4 cu. ft. 38.4 39.6 31.5 34.1

2013 FAST FACTS


SANTA FE SPORT AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The editors of Autobytel have named the 2013 Santa Fe Sport as “Crossover of the Year,” beating strong competition from Mazda and Subaru to earn the honor

The 2013 Santa Fe Sport was named the 2012 “Compact CUV of Texas” by the Texas Auto Writers Association (TAWA)

The 2013 Hyundai Sonata has been named a “BEST BET” in the 33rd edition of The Car Book, America’s first consumer car buying guide – this marks the third consecutive year Hyundai Sonata has earned this distinction

Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine named the 2013 Santa Fe Sport the Best New Crossover in the Midsize and Large Crossovers category, outclassing premium competitors such as the Mercedes-Benz GL, Infiniti JX, and Land Rover Range Rover

The 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport earned a GOOD DESIGN™ Award in the Transportation category for its innovative and unique design. The prestigious GOOD DESIGN Awards are presented annually by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design together with The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies

The 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe claimed a win at the ninth annual ALV – a first for Hyundai; Santa Fe edged out five finalists in the “Best Value On-Road” category. Sponsored by Carspondent.com, ALV is the only car-of-the-year program in the United States that combines the input of automotive journalists with elite athletes to determine which cars and trucks best meet the needs of buyers with active lifestyles

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s (IIHS) named the 2013 Santa Fe Sport as a 2012 Top Safety Pick

The 2013 Santa Fe is one of the Top 10 new models for 2013 according to Total Car Score; editors at Total Car Score, a leading automotive and research comparison website, ranked the Santa Fe 9th out of more than 30 new models reaching showrooms for the 2013 model year



Trim Levels: GLS – 7-passenger; Limited – 6-passenger

Engine: 3.3L D-CVVT, GDI 24V DOHC Lambda II V6

Horsepower: 290 @ 6400 rpm

Torque (lb.-ft.): 252 @ 5200 rpm


Fuel Economy: City / Combined / Highway: 18 / 21 / 25 – Automatic Transmission, FWD

18 / 20 / 24 – Automatic Transmission, AWD


Range: 470 miles – Automatic Transmission FWD; 451 miles – Automatic Transmission AWD

2013 SANTA FE IS COMPETITIVE WITH SEGMENT VOLUME LEADERS

2013

Hyundai Santa Fe

2013 Honda Pilot

2013 Toyota

Highlander

2013 Nissan

Pathfinder

2013 Mazda CX-9

Displacement (liters) 3.3L V6 3.5L V6 3.5L V6 3.5L V6 3.7L V6

Horsepower (hp) 290 @ 6400 250 @ 5700 270 @ 6200 260 @ 6400 273 @ 6250

Torque (lb.-ft.) 252 @ 5200 253 @ 4800 248 @ 4700 240 @ 4400 270 @ 4250

Auto Transmission 6-speed 5-speed 5-speed CVT 6-speed

SHIFTRONIC® Yes No Yes No Yes

Fuel Economy – A/T FWD city / combined / highway 18 / 21 / 25 18 / 21 / 25 18 / 20 / 24 20 / 22 / 26 17 / 19 / 24

Passenger Volume 146.6 cu. ft. 153.7 145.7 157.8 139.4

Cargo – Behind Front Seats 80.0 cu. ft. 87.0 95.4 79.8 100.7

Cargo – Behind 2nd Row 40.9 cu. ft. 47.7 42.3 42.4 48.3

2013 FAST FACTS


SANTA FE AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The 2013 Santa Fe was named Best 3-Row Midsize SUV by U.S. News and World Report in its 2013 Best Cars for the Money Awards

The 2013 Hyundai Sonata has been named a “BEST BET” in the 33rd edition of The Car Book, America’s first consumer car buying guide – this marks the third consecutive year Hyundai Sonata has earned this distinction

“To our eyes, this new 2013 Santa Fe looks good, and it's more distinctive than most compact CUV competitors. Its styling follows the Hyundai fluidic sculpture design direction, but toned down from the bold look that has helped lift the Sonata to a major player in the also super-competitive mid-size sedan segment. The LWB Santa Fe serves up 1.9 inches more second-row legroom and 5.6 cubic feet more total cargo capacity than the Sport. It comes with second-row climate controls and vents and a 50/50 split folding third seat with 31.5 inches of legroom. The second row is the 40/20/40 split folding bench in the GLS trim, twin Captain's chairs in the Limited” – AutoMedia.com

“If the redesigned 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe crossover SUV could express emotion, it would start by breathing a huge sigh of relief. That's because Hyundai has finally blessed the Santa Fe with the company's distinctive ‘fluidic sculpture’ design language… Blue Link is standard in one form or another on every Santa Fe, and it deserves a paragraph of its own. Using the built-in voice-recognition software, you can search for local points of interest, send text messages or have them read to you, follow turn-by-turn directions to your destination and get help in an emergency. Blue Link also allows you to check the weather, receive traffic alerts and keep track of your driving habits to improve fuel economy. Hyundai's even got operators standing by to provide assistance. It's pretty neat.” – AutoTrader.com

“We loved the fact that virtually all buttons and controls are easy to see, read and reach, with good-size white letters and graphics. The three-spoke steering wheel has large, well-marked audio and cruise controls on its horizontal spokes, and phone, voice-command and trip-computer buttons along both lower edges of its V-shaped center hub. On the dash to the left of the wheel are controls for instrument lighting, Hillstart Assist, Active ECO mode, heated steering wheel and the AWD center differential lock. In the vertical stack to the right are the thoughtfully designed and conveniently arranged audio, navigation and climate controls.” – New Car Test Drive



Trim Levels: 2.0T, 2.0T R-Spec, 2.0T Premium 3.8 R-Spec, 3.8 Grand Touring, 3.8 Track Engine: 2.0L twin-scroll turbocharger D-CVVT 16V DOHC Theta 4-cyl. 3.8L D-CVVT GDI 24V DOHC Lambda V6

Horsepower: 274 @ 6000 rpm (premium); 260 @ 6000 rpm (regular) 348 @ 6400 rpm (premium); 344 @ 6400 rpm (regular)

Torque (lb.-ft.): 275 @ 2000 rpm (premium); 260 @ 2000 rpm (regular) 295 @ 5100 rpm (premium); 292 @ 5100 rpm (regular)

Transmission: Standard – 6-speed manual

Optional – 8-speed electronic automatic with lockup torque converter, Paddle Shifters and SHIFTRONIC®

Fuel Economy: 2.0L: City / Combined / Highway: 21 / 24 / 30 – 6-speed M/T 3.8L: 18 / 21 / 27 – 6-speed M/T

2.0L: City / Combined / Highway: 20 / 24 / 31 – 8-speed A/T 3.8L: 18 / 22 / 28 – 8-speed A/T

Fuel capacity: 17.2 gallons (both engines)

Range: 2.0L: 516 miles – 6M/T, 533 miles – 8A/T 3.8L: 464 miles – 6M/T, 481 miles – 8A/T

2013 GENESIS COUPE 3.8 COMPETES WITH SOME COUPES WELL ABOVE ITS PRICE POSITION

2013

Hyundai Genesis

Coupe 3.8 Grand Touring

2013 Chevrolet Camaro

V6 2LS

2014 Ford

Mustang V6

Premium

2013 Infiniti

G37 Journey Coupe

2013 Nissan 370Z

Touring

2013 BMW 335i

Coupe

Engine Type (liters) 3.8 DOHC GDI V6 3.6 DOHC GDI V6 3.7 DOHC V6 3.7 DOHC V6 3.7 DOHC V6 3.0 DOHC I-6 Turbo Horsepower (hp @ rpm)

348 @ 6400 (premium) 344 @ 6400 (regular)

323 @ 6800 305 @ 6500 330 @ 7000 (premium)

332 @ 7000 (premium)

300 @ 5800 (premium)

Torque (lb.-ft. @ rpm)

295 @ 5100 (premium) 292 @ 5100 (regular)

278 @ 4800 280 @ 4250 270 @ 5200 (premium)

270 @ 5200 (premium)

300 @ 1300-5000 (premium)

Automatic Transmission

8-speed SHIFTRONIC®

with paddle shifters

6-speed SHIFTRONIC


6-speed SHIFTRONIC;

no paddle shifters

7-speed SHIFTRONIC;

Opt. paddle shifters

7-speed SHIFTRONIC


6-speed SHIFTRONIC;

Opt. paddle shifters Recommended Gasoline

Premium or Regular

Regular Regular Premium Premium Premium

Fuel Economy – AT: City / Combined / Hwy

18 / 22 /28 19 / 22 / 30 19 / 23 / 31 19 / 22 / 27 19 / 22 / 26 18 / 21 / 27

2013 FAST FACTS


GENESIS COUPE – AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The 2013 Genesis Coupe earned a spot among Consumers Digest’s 2013 Automotive Best Buys. With value in mind, Consumers Digest ‘Best Buy’ ratings are based on behind-the-wheel assessment, safety ratings, ownership costs, warranty, price, comfort, ergonomics, styling and amenities.

The Genesis Coupe earned “Best Value in America” honors for 2012 from Vincentric in the Mid-Size Coupe category. Vincentric measures cost-of-ownership using eight different cost factors and identifies winners based on vehicles that had lower than expected ownership costs given their market segment and price.

“For 2013, the Genesis Coupe has indeed been polished and primped both inside and outside, but it also gets a powertrain pump-up that takes this mid-cycle face-lift beyond the analogous level of a quick Botox treatment.” – Automobile Magazine

“With more power under the hood and added features, the 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe furthers its already favorable standing.” – Edmunds

“Hyundai is ready to rock again with a much-improved version, with more power, better looks and first-rate refinement.” – Road and Track

“The upgraded interior, serious bump in power and suspension tweaks all make the Genesis Coupe more attractive than ever… this two-door remains a performance bargain.” – Autoblog

“Under hard throttle, the exhaust emits a mild midrange honk that climbs in pitch with acceleration. Outside of the car the tone is even more raucous, and should be music to the ears of any remaining members of the Fast and Furious club.” – Car and Driver

“The Hyundai Genesis Coupe launched in 2009 to much enthusiast fanfare, and it quickly gained a following among turners and premium customers with sporty inclinations. fast-forward three years, and Hyundai appears to be gaining confidence and truly coming into its own in the athletic two-door segment, cranking up the power, adding a number of appearance-enhancing styling cues and improving the interior” – AutoWeek


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