SubscribeThe first cars were a novelty in transportation, able to take drivers farther and faster than they could go on their own. As cars developed, they began to play music, display movies and offer greater protection to passengers. Now, many cars can direct drivers, alert remote emergency assistance and, in the case of the 2012 Kansas City Hyundai Sonata, they can offer top-of-the-line telematics capabilities with the Blue Link system.
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Apr
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Get ready for a joy ride
In the 1986 film Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, a high schooler and his best friend play hooky on a pleasant spring day, pulling off one of the greatest and most enticing feats that most high schoolers only dream of. One item on their day-off list: a high-strung father’s 1961 Ferrari 250GT California. As Bueller puts it, “It is his fault he didn’t lock the garage.”
Mar
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Hyundai No. 1 brand in customer loyalty engagement in 2011
Successful marketer Harry Beckwith once said, “It is not slickness, polish, uniqueness, or cleverness that makes a brand a brand. It is truth.”
While this may very well be the case, some brands – like Hyundai – seem to have truth plus all of its accessories. And Hyundai has the rankings to prove it.
Feb
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Hyundai Motor Co. makes the grade in fuel economy
In high school, the person who set the curve on a test was frequently the most-hated member of class. He or she was the overachiever, the suck-up, the mega-nerd who pushed the rest of us back a few precious points. Worst of all, this person would never let you copy his or her answers.
But in Kansas City, new car owners are paying attention to trend-setters like Hyundai Motor Co., which has begun releasing figures on overall fuel economy achieved by its cars and light trucks. According to U.S. Corporate Average Fuel Economy guidelines, Hyundai vehicles reached an average rate of 34.7 miles per gallon in January.
Feb
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2011 Hyundai Sonata a picture-perfect family vehicle
When many people look to the future, they can picture the family they’ll have, the house they’ll live in, and perhaps even the kind of car they’ll drive. Now, if the first part of that equation involves children, some may even be picturing – dare I type it? – a minivan in their driveway.
Fear not, readers. Having a family doesn’t mean that you have to drive a minivan. Especially now that MSN.com has compiled a list of “10 family haulers for less than $30,000.” One car on that list that might be of interest to Kansas City: the Hyundai Sonata.