Already, the all-new 2011 Hyundai Sonata has received plenty of acclaim and has witnessed significant consumer demand. Even despite a very small and awkwardly timed recall several weeks ago, demand for the gas-powered Sonata shows no signs slowing down anytime soon.
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Last year, Hyundai sold 435,064 vehicles in the United States, and chances are pretty good they’ll be back for more the next time they need a new ride; after all, according to the Kelley Blue Book folks, the automaker was No. 1 in terms of automotive brand loyalty in the month of February, passing Honda—and Toyota.
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Although it's been in effect for over a year, Hyundai says fewer than 75 customers have taken advantage of its Assurance Program and actually returned vehicles.
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Hyundai surpassed both Toyota and Honda in February in Kelley Blue Book's ranking to become No. 1 in customer loyalty. Its redesigned midsize Sonata sedan, which went on sale in February, cracked its top 10 list for most-researched vehicles for the first time.
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Built to carry forward on the high-speed, high-style momentum started by the Hyundai Genesis coupe and Sedan, the Korean automaker is preparing to launch their all-new 2011 Sonata in the near future.
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Hyundai increased its percentage of Hyundai owners looking at new models within the brand by 10.4 percentage points, to 56.3%
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The seventh of a series of concepts from the Russelsheim design studio, the i-Flow extends upon Hyundai’s “fluidic sculpture” philosophy. The outside offers a futuristic look while inside, the i-Flow has an alien, Hyundai calls it “bionic”, feel.
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In 2009, while two of Detroit's Big Three carmakers -- General Motors and Chrysler -- were put on life support, Hyundai managed to rack up record profits, boosting its U.S. market share by more than a full percentage point, and securing its spot as the world's fifth-largest auto manufacturer, behind Ford.
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Leading industry publication AM Magazine presented the prestigious award of Carmaker of the Year to Hyundai, at its annual ceremony in Birmingham this week.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has selected the 2011 Hyundai Sonata model as the Top Safety Pick this year. This award has been given to the vehicle after it successfully completed a list of crash testing performed by the IIHS.
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