The Sonata has been completely redesigned for the 2011 model year. It’s available as a bargain-hunter’s GLS model (the only one offered with a stick shift), or a better-equipped Limited edition. A sport-tuned SE model is also available. Reviewers say it’s definitely sportier than other Sonatas, but still not the equal of a Mazda6 or Ford Fusion in the handling department.
MSRP: $19,395 - $25,495
Invoice: $18,593 - $23,847
MPG: 24 City / 35 Hwy
MSRP: $19,395 - $25,495
Invoice: $18,593 - $23,847
MPG: 24 City / 35 Hwy
Purchase Deal
Deal: 1.9% APR for up to 36 months
Hyundai is one of the few car companies that’s managed to grow during the recession, and that growth continues based on the strength of its almost totally revamped model line. In May, the Hyundai Sonata was the seventh best-selling car in the U.S., beating out models like the Honda Civic and Toyota Camry. In June, Hyundai is offering the Sonata with 1.9 percent financing for up to 36 months.
Expires: 07/05/11
Hyundai is one of the few car companies that’s managed to grow during the recession, and that growth continues based on the strength of its almost totally revamped model line. In May, the Hyundai Sonata was the seventh best-selling car in the U.S., beating out models like the Honda Civic and Toyota Camry. In June, Hyundai is offering the Sonata with 1.9 percent financing for up to 36 months.
Expires: 07/05/11
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