Are you looking for a hatchback with some extra power? Meet the 2020 Hyundai Veloster N. Both of these cars are ready for anything you can imagine from the streets to a track setting. 

Engines

There are two engines available for the 2020 Hyundai Veloster N. If you choose the standard package, you’ll get an inline turbo 4-cylinder engine. It generates 250 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. It uses a gasoline direct injection fuel system. You have the option of adding a variable exhaust valve system.  The standard transmission is a six-speed manual transmission with rev-matching.

If you choose the performance package trim, the engine increases to a 275 horsepower inline turbo 4-cylinder engine. It also produces 260 pound-feet of torque. The variable exhaust valve system is standard in this trim. You’ll also get N Corner Carving Differential with a limited-slip differential and electronic control.

Driving Modes

There are three driving modes you can use on either package. Your choice determines how responsive the car is. If you choose Normal, you’ll get a balanced powertrain that is designed for efficiency. The rev-matching capabilities are smooth for faster shifting. Your electronic limited-slip differential helps you avoid understeer and boost your performance in the corners. Read the rest of this entry »

If you live in the city, you know how valuable a quality vehicle can be. There are certain considerations to keep in mind, however, when it comes to city dwellers finding a proper car. If you’re looking for something that’s easy to drive yet still spacious, the new 2020 Venue may be exactly what you need. Here are three reasons city dwellers love the 2020 Hyundai Venue

  1. Hyundai SmartSense

Driving through the city can be a bit tricky, so it never hurts to have a bit of help as you navigate the urban streets. Fortunately, the Venue is happy to lend you a hand with its Hyundai SmartSense system. This suite of safety systems features numerous ways in which the Venue makes your drive safer and easier.

One of the most impressive features is the forward-collision avoidance assist. Not only can this system help you avoid collisions with vehicles, but it comes with pedestrian detection as well. You’ll also find a blind-spot collision warning system with rear cross-traffic collision warning, so you’ll always know what’s in your blind spot when merging or backing out of a parking space.

  1. Infotainment Technology

Driving through the city is made monumentally easier when you have a stellar infotainment system, and the Venue is happy to offer just that. You’ll find an 8-inch navigation system located in the middle of the dash. The same touch screen can also be used to access your music and other entertainment. Read the rest of this entry »

Sedans are among the most popular vehicles on the market and are typically what people imagine when they think of a car. The Hyundai Sonata is a classic example of everything a sedan can offer, and the newest version has more to offer than ever before. Here’s everything you need to know about the redesigned 2020 Hyundai Sonata

Exterior Styling

The most obvious sign of this stunning redesign is the new face of the Sonata. Hyundai is introducing a new era for its Sonata line that’s defined by sleek lines, an inventive lightning mark, and edge-to-edge style. The C-shaped LED taillights are particularly appealing as they offer a brand-new aesthetic in addition to added visibility.

Proportionally speaking, the new Sonata is designed more along the lines of a sports car while still functioning as a midsize sedan. The car is longer, wider, and lower to the ground, making it more aerodynamic. Its silhouette mirrors a sports coupe more than anything else, but you’ll still find four doors with plenty of room for passengers inside.

Advanced Technology

Inside the new Sonata, you’ll find more technology than ever before. From the moment you sit down, you’ll notice the massive 10.25-inch touch-screen infotainment system. This high-resolution touch screen can display all your infotainment options clearly and brilliantly, as it’s the largest in its class by far. It was only a matter of time before these screens started getting bigger, and the new Sonata is setting the standard. Read the rest of this entry »