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2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
4-Door Sedan – SE; 5-Door Hatchback – SE, Sport
Engine:
1.6-liter Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI), DOHC Gamma 4-cylinder
Horsepower:
137 @ 6300 rpm estimated
Torque (lb.-ft.):
Transmission:
Standard – 6-speed manual with EcoShift Indicator
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Optional – 6-speed SHIFTRONIC automatic with Hillstart Assist Control (HAC) and Active ECO
Fuel Economy:
City / Combined / Highway: 27 / 31 / 38 – Manual Transmission
City / Combined / Highway: 26 / 30 / 37 – Automatic Transmission
Fuel capacity:
11.4 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 Octane)
Range:
433 miles Manual Transmission; 421 miles – Automatic Transmission
2016 ACCENT DELIVERS EXCEPTIONAL HORSEPOWER & TORQUE:
2016
Hyundai
Accent
GLS Sedan
2015
Chevrolet
Sonic
LT Sedan
2015
Ford
Fiesta
SE Sedan
2015
Toyota
Yaris
LE Sedan
2015
Honda
Civic
LX Sedan
2015
Nissan
Versa
SL Sedan
Engine Type (liters)
1.6 D-CVTT
DOHC I-4
1.8 DOHC I-4
1.6 Ti-VCT
DOHC I-4
1.5 DOHC I-4
1.8 SOHC I-4
1.6 CVTCS
DOHC I-4
Horsepower (hp @ rpm)
137 @ 6300
138 @ 6300
120 @ 6350
106 @ 6000
143 @ 6500
109 @ 6000
Torque (lb.-ft. @ rpm)
123 @ 4850
125 @ 3800
112 @ 5000
103 @ 4200
129 @ 4300
107 @ 4400
Gasoline Direct Injection
(GDI)
S
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
6-Speed Automatic
Transmission ®with
SHIFTRONIC
O
O
O
6-speed DCT
PowerShift
O
4-Speed
no SHIFTRONIC
O
O
CVT
Xtronic CVT
Active ECO System
S (w/AT)
N/A
N/A
N/A
S – EcoAssist
N/A
Fuel Economy: A/T
26 / 30 / 37
25 / 28 / 35
27 / 31 / 37
30 / 32 / 36
30 / 33 / 39
31 / 35 / 40
City/Combined/Highway
NOTE: Information based on published model information found on manufacturers’ websites or in Owner’s Manuals as of June 2015.
Information subject to change without notice. No warranty or guarantee is being extended and Hyundai reserves the right to change product
specifications and equipment at any time without incurring obligation. Updated: 06/10/15
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2016 FAST FACTS
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ACCENT AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:
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Accent ranked highest in its class in the 2014 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study , and Hyundai ranked fourth overall in
initial quality, climbing six spots from last year, and was the highest-ranked non-premium brand.
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J.D. Power designated the 2014 Accent as its most appealing small car in its 2014 Automotive Performance, Execution
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and Layout (APEAL) Study .
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Hyundai’s commitment to improving residual value has paid big dividends – case in point, the Accent placed best in the
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subcompact category in 14 annual Residual Value Awards by ALG, a subsidiary of TrueCar, Inc.
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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.
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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.”
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The 2012 Accent was named to “Ward’s 10 Best Interiors” list by the editors of WardsAuto.com and Accent also
won a Ward’s 10 Best Engines award for its 1.6L Gamma engine.
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“Although it competes with other subcompacts, the Hyundai Accent is roomier than the norm, and its interior dimensions actually place it in the
EPA's 'compact' class. The spacious rear quarters offer enough headroom and legroom to allow even 6-footers to get comfortable in the
outboard positions… Although 138 hp doesn't sound like a lot, the 2014 Hyundai Accent is one of the quicker cars in the subcompact class. Its
1.6-liter engine responds energetically when you the hit the gas pedal, and there's plenty of power on tap for highway merging and passing
maneuvers.” – Edmunds (2014 model)
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“Hyundai's fourth-generation Accent sedan offers a roomy interior, a strong powertrain and a more premium feel than its modest pricetag would
suggest.” – Left Lane News
NOTE: Information based on published model information found on manufacturers’ websites or in Owner’s Manuals as of May 2015.
specifications and equipment at any time without incurring obligation. EPA estimates for comparison only. Actual mileage may vary with options,
driving conditions, driving habits and vehicle’s condition. Updated 06/10/15
2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
Engine:
Horsepower:
Torque (lb.-ft.):
Transmission:
Fuel Economy:
(City/Combined/Hwy)
Fuel Capacity:
Range:
SE, Value Edition, Sport and Limited Sedans
SE, Value Edition and Limited: 1.8L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), DOHC 4-cylinder
Sport: 2.0L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), DOHC 4-cylinder
SE, Value Edition and Limited: 145 @ 6500 rpm
Sport: 173 @ 6500 rpm (ULEV); 166 @ 6500 rpm (PZEV)
SE, Value Edition and Limited: 130 @ 4700 rpm
Sport: 154 @ 4700 rpm (ULEV); 148 @ 4700 rpm (PZEV)
6-speed manual (standard on SE and Sport)
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6-speed SHIFTRONIC automatic with Active ECO system (standard on Limited and Value Edition; optional on SE and Sport)
SE: 27 / 31 / 37 – Manual Transmission
Sport: 24 / 28 / 34 – Manual Transmission
SE & Value Edition: 28 / 32 / 38 – Automatic Trans.
Sport: 24 / 28 / 35 – Automatic Transmission
Limited: 27 / 31 / 37 – Automatic Transmission
SE, Value Edition & Limited: 12.8 gal. – regular unleaded Sport: 13.2 gallons – regular unleaded fuel (87 octane)
SE & Value Edition: 473 miles M/T; 486 miles A/T
Sport: 448 miles M/T; 462 miles A/T
Limited: 473 miles A/T
2016 ELANTRA SEDAN – CONTINUES TO DELIVER EXCEPTIONAL POWER
2016
Hyundai
Elantra
Sedan SE
2015
Honda
Civic
Sedan LX
2015
Toyota
Corolla LE
2015
Nissan
Sentra S
2015
Ford
Focus SE
2015
Mazda3 iSV
2015
Chevrolet
Cruze LS
Displacement
1.8L DOHC
1.8L SOHC
1.8L DOHC
1.8L DOHC
2.0L DOHC
2.0L DOHC
1.8L DOHC
Horsepower (hp)
145 @ 6500
143 @ 6500
132 @ 6000
130 @ 6000
160 @ 6500
155 @ 6000
138 @ 6300
Torque (lb.-ft.)
130 @ 4700
129 @ 4300
128 @ 4400
128 @ 3600
146 @ 4450
150 @ 4000
125 @ 3800
80.6
79.4
73.3
72.2
80.0
77.5
76.6
6M or 6A
5M or CVT
CVT
6M or CVT
5M or 6A
6M or 6A
6M or 6A
27 / 31 / 37
28 / 32 / 38
28 / 31 / 36
30 / 33 / 39
29 / 32 / 38
27 / 30 / 36
29 / 33 / 39
26 / 30 / 36
27 / 31 / 40
29 / 33 / 41
30 / 34 / 41
25 / 29 / 36
22 / 27 / 35
Curb Weight: A/T
2,818 lbs.
2,811 lbs.
2,855 lbs.
2,859 lbs.
2,970 lbs.
2,854 lbs.
3,082 lbs.
Power-to-Weight
Ratio – lb/hp (A/T)
19.4
19.7
21.6
21.9
18.5
18.4
22.3
Horsepower/Liter
Transmission
Fuel Economy: M/T
A/T City/Combined/Hwy
NOTE: Information based on published model information found on manufacturers’ websites or in Owner’s Manuals as of April 2015.
2016 FAST FACTS
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ELANTRA SEDAN AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:
“The 2015 Hyundai Elantra splits the difference between the sporty-driving Mazda3 and Ford Focus, and the more mainstream
and comfortable Chevrolet Cruze and Nissan Sentra.” – Kelley Blue Book
“The Elantra is noticeably quiet at freeway speeds and is indeed one of the quieter cars in its segment in this regard… The Elantra
sedan features a large trunk when compared to its rivals – 14.8 cubic feet – and the liftover height is low.” – Edmunds
“We prefer the automatic transmission, as it serves up some of the most responsive downshifts you'll find at any price.” – AutoTrader (2014)
“The Elantra blends an eye-grabbing design with the high level of standard features for which Hyundai has become known.” – Left Lane News
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Elantra was ranked highest in its class in the 2014 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study
Non-Premium Brand.
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In one of the most rigorous tests of vehicle safety, the 2013 Elantra Sedan earned the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s
(IIHS) TOP SAFETY PICK+. The Elantra sedan was one of only six small cars to receive the highest honor from IIHS.
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Elantra has earned “Highest Residual Value” in the compact class in by ALG three years in a row; most recently in the 2013
ALG Residual Value Awards.
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In the 16 annual Strategic Vision Total Value Awards, the 2013 Elantra Sedan won in the small car
category.
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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.
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The 2012 Elantra won a Polk Automotive Loyalty Award when it was named winner in the Compact Car category at the 16
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.
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and Hyundai was the Highest Ranked
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specifications and equipment at any time without incurring obligation. Updated 04/23/15
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2016 FAST FACTS
Engine:
2.0L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), DOHC 4-cylinder
Horsepower:
173 @ 6500 rpm
Torque (lb.-ft.):
154 @ 4700 rpm
Transmission:
6-speed manual with EcoShift Indicator (standard)
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6-speed SHIFTRONIC automatic with Active ECO System (optional)
Fuel Economy:
City / Combined / Highway: 24 / 27 / 33 – Manual Transmission
City / Combined / Highway: 24 / 27 / 33 – Automatic Transmission
Fuel Capacity:
13.2 gallons – regular unleaded fuel (87 Octane)
Range:
435 miles, Manual Transmission; 435 miles, Automatic Transmission
2016 ELANTRA GT DELIVERS STRONG PERFORMANCE & A SPACIOUS INTERIOR
2016
Hyundai
Elantra GT
2015
Chevrolet
Sonic LTZ HB
2015
Subaru
Impreza 2.0i
2015
Ford Focus
SE 5-Dr
2015
Mazda3
i Touring
2015
Volkswagen
Golf 1.8 S 4-Dr
2.0L DOHC I-4
1.4L Turbo I-4
2.0L DOHC H-4
2.0L DOHC I-4
2.0L DOHC I-4
1.8L DOHC I-4
Horsepower (hp)
173 @ 6500
138 @ 4900
148 @ 6200
160 @ 6500
155 @ 6000
170 @ 4800 –
6200
Torque (lb.-ft.)
154 @ 4700
148 @ 2500
145 @ 4200
146 @ 4450
150 @ 4100
200 @ 1600 –
4200
86.5
98.5
74.0
80.0
77.5
94.4
Transmission
6M or 6A
6M or 6A
5M or CVT
5M or 6A
6M or 6A
6A
Passenger Volume
96.1 cu. ft.
90.6 cu. ft.
97.5 cu. ft.
90.7 cu. ft.
96.4 cu. ft.
93.5 cu. ft.
Cargo Volume
23.0 cu. ft.
19.0 cu. ft.
22.5 cu. ft.
23.8 cu. ft.
20.2 cu. ft.
13.7 cu. ft.
Displacement
Horsepower-per-liter
NOTE: Information based on published model information found on manufacturers’ websites or in Owner’s Manuals as of March 2015.
2016 FAST FACTS
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ELANTRA GT AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:
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The Elantra GT was named to Strategic Vision’s list of the “Most Loved Vehicles in America” in the Small
Multi-Function Car category; this report demonstrates how hard people can fall in love with the cars they drive.

Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine named the Elantra GT Best New Car Under $20,000, besting
competitors such as the Dodge Dart and Nissan Sentra.
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The 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.
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“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
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“Step inside the 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
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“The hatchback is the only Elantra body style allowed to wear GT badges, and from a visual point of view, it is
indeed a distinction versus its lineup-mates… Another plus: The GT is commendably quiet at most speeds.
There’s a little wind noise north of 80 mph but almost no rumble coming up through the suspension, another
tribute to the damping system.” – CAR and DRIVER
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“The 2015 Hyundai Elantra offers up the style and sophistication of a more expensive car, while still remaining a
bargain, proving that you don't have to pay an arm and a leg just to have stylish, feature-laden transportation…
Although the 2015 Elantra competes as a compact car, the roomy interior gets it classified as a midsize car by the
EPA. The comfortable interior features some higher-end soft-touch materials… The front seats are properly
shaped for leisurely or aggressive driving…” – Kelley Blue Book
NOTE: Information based on published model information found on manufacturers’ websites or in Owner’s Manuals as of March 2015.
2016 FAST FACTS
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Trim Levels:
Veloster, Veloster Turbo, Veloster Turbo R-Spec and Veloster Turbo Rally Edition
Engine:
1.6-liter Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing, GDI, DOHC 4-cylinder
Veloster Turbo: adds a twin-scroll turbocharger
Horsepower:
Veloster: 132 @ 6300 rpm
Veloster Turbo: 201 @ 6000 rpm
Torque (lb.-ft.):
Veloster: 120 @ 4850 rpm
Veloster Turbo: 195 @ 1750 – 4500 rpm
Transmission:
Veloster: 6-speed manual transmission; optional 6-speed EcoShift Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) with Paddle Shifters
Veloster Turbo: 6-speed manual transmission; optional 7-speed EcoShift Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)
Fuel Economy:
Veloster: City / Combined / Highway: 27 / 30 / 35 – Manual Transmission; 28 / 31 / 36 – Dual Clutch Transmission
Veloster Turbo: City / Combined / Highway: 25 / 28 / 33 – Manual Transmission; 27 / 29 / 33 – Dual Clutch Transmission
Fuel capacity:
13.2 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 Octane)
Range:
462 miles – Manual Trans., 475 miles – Dual Clutch Trans.; Veloster Turbo: 435 miles – Manual and Dual Clutch Trans.
2016 VELOSTER TURBO COMPETITIVE COMPARISON:
2016
Hyundai
Veloster Turbo
2015
Honda
Civic Si Coupe
2015
Volkswagen
Golf GTI
2015
MINI 4-Door
Cooper S
2015
Fiat 500
Abarth
2015
Volkswagen
Beetle R-Line
1.6-liter Turbo
2.4-liter
2.0-liter Turbo
2.0-liter Turbo
1.4-liter Turbo
2.0-liter Turbo
201 @ 6000
205 @ 7000
210 @ 4300-6200
189 @ 4700-6000
160 @ 5500
210 @ 5300
195 @ 1750-4500
174 @ 4400
258 @ 1600-4200
207 @ 1250
170 @ 2500-4000
207 @ 1700
125.6
85.4
105.0
103.5
114.2
105.0
6M or 6DCT
6M only
6M or 6DCT
6M or 6A
6M or 6A
6M or 6DCT
Curb Weight - MT
(lbs.)
AT or DCT
25 / 28 / 33
27 / 29 / 33
2,877
2,943
22 / 25 / 31
No AT
3,002
No AT
25 / 28 / 34
25 / 28 / 33
3,031
3,086
24 / 27 / 34
26 / 29 / 33
2,895
2,930
28 / 30 / 34
24 / 27 / 32
2,512
NA
23 / 26 / 31
24 / 26 / 30
3,056
3,104
Power-to-Weight Ratio: MT
(lb./hp)
AT or DCT
14.3
14.6
14.6
No AT
14.4
14.7
15.3
15.4
15.7
NA
14.5
14.7
Displacement
Horsepower (hp)
Torque (lb.-ft.)
Horsepower/liter
Transmission
Fuel Economy: MT
AT or DCT
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VELOSTER AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:
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For the third year in a row, the 2015 Veloster received a Best Value in America Award from Vincentric, besting competitors
like the Honda Fit and Volkswagen Golf to take the top spot in the subcompact segment.
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The 2014 Veloster topped the subcompact coupe category in the 2014 Vincentric Best CPO Value in America awards.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) awarded an overall five-star crash test rating, the highest
rating given by the organization, to the 2014 Veloster.
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The 2014 Veloster Turbo received Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com’s coveted “5-Year Cost to Own Award.” It was found to
have the lowest cost of ownership over the initial 5-year ownership period compared to any other car in their category,
taking first place in the Sporty Compact category. Both the Veloster and Veloster Turbo captured that award for the 2013
model year.
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The 2014 Veloster also took the top spot on the 10 Coolest New Cars Under $18,000 of 2014 list from Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com.
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“On the driver's side is a single, elongated coupe door, but the passenger's side features two smaller doors that not only provide a unique
appearance, but add an extra measure of practicality, furnishing rear occupants with safe and convenient curbside ingress/egress.” – Left Lane News
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“The Veloster boasts an interior that manages to pack in a lot of features while still being easy to use.” – Kelley Blue Book
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“Up front, the cabin boasts a youthful and modern design that never seems cute or gimmicky.” – Edmunds
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The 2013 Veloster was named the winner in the Non-Luxury Sport Car segment for the annual Polk Automotive Loyalty Awards.
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The Veloster topped the Sporty Car category in the 2013 AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction Awards
(VSA) that measures how satisfied an owner is with his/her new vehicle.
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.
specifications and equipment at any time without incurring obligation. EPA estimates for comparison only. Actual mileage may vary with
options, driving conditions, driving habits and vehicle’s condition. Updated 06/10/2015
2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
2.4: SE, Sport and Limited
1.6 Turbo: Eco
Engine:
16-valve GDI Dual Camshaft Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT) DOHC 4-cylinder engine; front-wheel drive
Horsepower:
2.4: 185 @ 6000 rpm
Torque (lb.-ft.):
2.4: 178 @ 4000 rpm
1.6T: 178 @ 5500 rpm
2.0 Turbo: Sport 2.0T and Limited 2.0T
2.0T: 245 @ 6000 rpm
1.6T: 195 @ 1500-4500 rpm 2.0T: 260 @ 1350-4000 rpm
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Transmission:
2.4/2.0T: 6-speed SHIFTRONIC automatic; 1.6T: 7-speed EcoShirt Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)
Fuel Economy:
City/Combined/Highway: TBD
Fuel capacity:
18.5 gals – regular unleaded fuel (87 octane)
Range:
TBD
2016 SONATA: EPA LARGE CAR CLASSIFICATION – A CLASS-ABOVE MOST COMPETITORS
2016
Hyundai
Sonata SE
2015
Toyota
Camry
2015
Honda
Accord
2015
Nissan
Altima
2015
Ford
Fusion
2015
Chevrolet
Malibu
2.4L I4
2.5L I4
2.4L I4
2.5L I4
2.5L I4
2.5L I4
Horsepower (hp)
185 @ 6000
178 @ 6000
185 @ 6400
182 @ 6000
175 @ 6000
196 @ 6300
Torque (lb.-ft.)
178 @ 4000
170 @ 4100
181 @ 3900
180 @ 4000
175 @ 4500
191 @ 4400
Horsepower/liter
77.0
71.2
77.1
72.8
70.0
78.4
Fuel economy (A/T)
TBD
25 / 28 / 35
27 / 31 / 36
27 / 31 / 38
22 / 26 / 34
25 / 29 / 36
Passenger Volume
(cu. ft.)
106.1
102.7
103.2
101.9
102.8
100.3
Cargo Vol. (cu. ft.)
16.3
15.4
15.8
15.4
16.0
16.3
Total Interior
Volume (cu. ft.)
122.4
118.1
119.0
117.3
118.8
116.6
EPA Size Rating
Large
Mid-size
Large
Mid-size
Mid-size
Mid-size
Engine
city / combined / hwy.
2016 FAST FACTS
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2016 SONATA AWARDS & ACCOLADES:
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Parents magazine, one of the most trusted publications for parents, and Edmunds.com, one of the most trusted sources for
new car shoppers, have come together to name the 2015 Sonata as one of the Best Family Cars. The Sonata earned this
award for its safety and family-friendly features like roomy cabin space and intuitive technology.
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The 2015 Sonata was named a Top Rated Vehicle by car-shopping website Edmunds.com. The vehicle was praised for its
suite of standard safety and convenience features, refined styling, and range of efficient and powerful engines.
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The 2015 Hyundai Sonata ranked No. 1 as Cars.com’s Most Affordable Midsize Sedan. The model earned this prestigious
honor for its affordable purchase price, projected low fuel costs and residual value.
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The 2015 Sonata was named the winner of the Midsize Sedan Challenge, conducted by experts from Cars.com, USA
Today, MotorWeek and a family in the market for a new midsize sedan. The Challenge pitted 10 of the most popular midsize
sedans against each other in a series of expert and car shopper testing to determine which model was the best in class.
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The 2015 Sonata was named the Best Midsize Car for Families by U.S. News & World Report. The Sonata has continued to
receive accolades in the crowded midsize sedan segment for surpassing the needs and wants of owners with its
spaciousness, cargo volume and family friendly features.
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The 2015 Sonata was named the Best Midsize Car for the Money in 2015 by U.S. News & World Report.
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The 2015 Sonata was named a Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com Best Family Car of 2015. The Sonata was recognized for
providing families with safety, comfort, compatibility with car seats, cargo space, rear-seat entertainment and extra features.
The vehicles were evaluated by families and the automotive experts of KBB.com
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The Sonata earned a GOOD DESIGN™ Award for its quality design, function and aesthetics from The Chicago Athenaeum:
Museum of Architecture and Design, and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.
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The 2015 Sonata was named a 2014 TOP SAFETY PICK+, when equipped with optional forward collision warning, by the
Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS).
2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
Gasoline Engine:
Horsepower:
Torque (lb.-ft.):
Electric Motor:
Horsepower:
Torque (lb.-ft.):
Hybrid Combined Hp:
Transmission:
Fuel Economy:
Fuel Capacity:
Range:
HEV: Hybrid SE and Hybrid Limited
2.0L DOHC 16-valve Atkinson Cycle 4-cylinder
154 @ 6000 rpm
140 @ 5000 rpm
270 volts (max.)
51 @ 1770 – 2000 rpm
151 @ 0 – 1770 rpm
193 @ 6000 rpm
6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic
City/Combined/Highway – SE: 40 / 42 / 44
Limited: 39 / 41 / 43
SE: 697 miles / Limited: 681 miles
2016
Hyundai
Sonata
HEV SE
Gasoline Engine
Gas Engine
Horsepower
Voltage
Electric Motor Hp
Net Horsepower
2016 SONATA HYBRID OUTPERFORMS THE COMPETITION
2015
2015
2015
Honda
Ford
Toyota
Accord
Fusion
Camry Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid SE
LE
2016
Hyundai
Sonata
PHEV
2015
Ford
Fusion
Energi SE Luxury
2.0L I4
2.5L I4
2.0L I4
2.0L I4
2.0L I4
2.0L I4
154 hp
156 hp
141 hp
141 hp
154 hp
141 hp
270 V
51 hp
193 hp
Info. not avail.
166 hp
196 hp
275 V
118 hp
188 hp
360 V
67 hp
202 hp
Info. not avail.
118 hp
188 hp
Lithium-Ion
Lithium-Ion
Lithium Polymer
Lithium-Ion
Info. not avail.
0.27
0.24
0.27
50 / 47 / 45
44 / 42 / 41
93 MPGe
88 MPGe
Battery Technology
Lithium Polymer
Coefficient of Drag
Fuel economy (A/T)
0.24
244.8 V
140 hp
200 hp
Nickel Metal
Hydride
0.27
40 / 42 / 44
43 / 41 / 39
city / combined / hwy.
PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid): Hybrid and Hybrid Limited
2.0L DOHC 16-valve Atkinson Cycle 4-cylinder
154 @ 6000 rpm
140 @ 5000 rpm
360 volts (max.)
67 @ 2330 – 3300 rpm
151 @ 0 – 1770 rpm
202 @ 6000 rpm
6-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic
TBD
Electric + Gasoline (EV mode): 93 MPGe
14.53 gals
Electric + Gas: TBD / Electric only: 24 miles
2016 FAST FACTS CONTINUED
HYBRID FEATURES:
Plug-in Hybrid – new for 2016 model year – functions like the Sonata Hybrid but has a larger electric motor and larger battery so it can be driven up to 24
miles on electric power; the PHEV’s battery can be charged by plugging it into the grid; delivers 93 MPGe (combination of gas and electric power).
Regenerative Braking – Converts the kinetic energy into electrical energy rather than thermal energy through the friction brakes, which reduces the wear
on the brake linings so they last longer.
Electric Power-Assisted Steering (EPAS) and Air Conditioning – EPAS is independent of the engine so it provides assistance when the engine is not
running or is in electric drive mode; the air conditioning also features an electrically driven compressor so the interior temperature is maintained during
engine-off driving and allows for more precise on-demand control, cutting fuel consumption.
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
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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:

2015 Sonata named one of the 10 Most Fuel-Efficient Car Under $25,000 by Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com.

2015 Sonata was named the Best Midsize Car for Families by U.S. News & World Report.

Sonata came in second in the mid-sized car class (Toyota Camry came in third) in the J.D. Power 2014 U.S. Initial
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Quality Study , while Hyundai was the highest ranked non-premium brand.

The 2014 Sonata was named a “BEST BET” in the 34 edition of The Car Book, America’s original consumer car
buying guide; this year marked the fourth consecutive year the Hyundai Sonata has earned this distinction.

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.
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2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
Azera and Azera Limited
Engine:
3.3L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), GDI, 24-valve DOHC V6
Horsepower:
Torque (lb.-ft.):
Transmission:
6-speed SHIFTRONIC automatic
Fuel Economy:
City / Combined / Highway: TBD
Fuel capacity:
Range:
TBD miles – Automatic Transmission
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2016 AZERA: MODERN, SPORTY AND SPACIOUS
2016
Hyundai
Azera
2015
Toyota
Avalon Limited
2015
Lexus
ES 350
2016
Nissan
Maxima 3.5 SV
2015
Buick LaCrosse
Premium I
2015
Ford
Taurus Limited
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
293 @ 6400 est.
268 @ 6200
268 @ 6200
300 @ 6400
304 @ 6800
288 @ 6500
Torque (lb.-ft. @ rpm)
254 @ 5200 est.
248 @ 4700
248 @ 4700
261 @ 4400
264 @ 5300
254 @ 4000
S
S
S
CVT w/manual
mode
S
S
Blind Spot Detection
Std.
Std.
Opt.
Not Avail.
Opt.
Opt.
Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
Std.
Std.
Opt.
Not Avail.
Opt.
Opt.
40.3 / 37.6
38.3 / 37.3**
37.6 / 37.0
37.5 / 37.5*
37.7 / 36.9**
39.4 / 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
45.0 / 34.2
41.7 / 40.5
44.2 / 38.1
Shoulder Room—Front / Rear
58.3 / 56.4
58.2 / 57.0
57.6 / 55.0
56.7 / 55.7
57.4 / 56.0
57.9 / 56.9
Hip Room—Front / Rear
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6-Speed SHIFTRONIC
Automatic Transmission
Head Room—Front / Rear
(in.)
54.6 / 54.2
55.1 / 54.6
54.8 / 53.8
54.2 / 53.5
55.2 / 53.9
56.3 / 55.8
Passenger Volume (cu. ft.)
107.0
102.3
100.1
98.6
101.7
102.2
Cargo Volume (cu. ft.)
16.3
16.0
15.2
14.3
13.3
20.1
*With Sunroof
**Panoramic Sunroof
2016 FAST FACTS
CONTINUED
AZERA AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

“Don't worry, the Azera still nails big-car basics like a pillow-soft ride, light steering and a cosseting back seat. But this Hyundai
clearly isn't for folks who want to stay the course. Rather, it's for those who look at other sedans and see a lack of innovation. Full
of pleasant surprises, the 2014 Azera just might change the way you think about Hyundai.” – AutoTrader.com

“Hyundai tuned the Azera's suspension for optimal ride comfort, and indeed, we've found that this large sedan rides quite nicely
on the highway and around town. As a bonus, handling around turns is steady and secure… The interior's principal attraction,
other than the long list of standard luxury features, is its roominess. All but the very tallest adults will find plenty of head- and
legroom in both the front and rear seats, and accommodating four 6-footers at once is a legitimate proposition.” – Edmunds.com

“Especially when upgraded with the Premium Package, the 2014 Hyundai Azera's passenger cabin pretty much tops its class
and even puts pressure on some well-established luxury cars." – Kelley Blue Book

"My brain was having a hard time processing the notion that I was in an Azera and not an Acura or Lexus, but I shouldn't have
been surprised: every new Hyundai model in recent years has been a quantum leap over its direct predecessor in terms of
design, styling, engineering, and perceived quality, and the Azera is no exception." – Automobile Magazine

The 2013 Azera earned IIHS’s TOP SAFETY PICK.

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 the “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).

“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
2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
3.8 / 3.8 AWD
5.0
Engine:
3.8L D-CVVT, GDI, 24V DOHC V6
5.0L D-CVVT, GDI, 32V DOHC V8
Horsepower:
311 @ 6000 rpm (Regular)
420 @ 6000 (Premium), 407 @ 6000 (Regular)
Torque (lb.-ft.):
293 @ 5000 rpm (Regular)
383 @ 5000 (Premium), 372 @ 5000 (Regular)
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Transmission:
8-speed SHIFTRONIC automatic with Paddle Shifters and Drive Mode Selector (Eco, Normal, Sport, Snow)
Fuel Economy:
3.8: City/Combined/Highway: 18 / 22 / 29
5.0: 15 / 18 / 23
3.8 AWD: 16 / 19 / 25
Fuel capacity:
20.3 gals
Range:
3.8: 588 miles; 3.8 AWD: 507 miles
2016
Hyundai
Genesis 3.8
Displacement (liters)
5.0: 466 miles – Automatic Transmission
2016 GENESIS OUT-POWERS THE COMPETITION
2015
2015
Mercedes-Benz
BMW
E350
535i
2015
Lexus
ES 350
2015
Cadillac CTS
2.0L Turbo Luxury
3.8 V6
3.0 Twin Turbo I6
3.5 V6
3.5 V6
2.0 Turbo
Horsepower (hp)
311 @ 6000
300 @ 5800-6000
302 @ 6500
268 @ 6200
272 @ 5500
Torque (lb.-ft.)
293 @ 5000
300 @ 1300-5000
273 @ 3500-5250
248 @ 4700
295 @ 3300-4500
8-speed
8-speed
7-speed
6-speed
6-speed
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
2016
Hyundai
Genesis 5.0
2015
BMW
550i
2015
Mercedes-Benz
E400
2015
Infiniti
Q70 5.6
2015
Audi
A6 3.0T
5.0 V8
4.4 Twin-Turbo V8
3.0 Twin-Turbo V6
5.6 V8
3.0 Supercharged V6
Horsepower (hp)
420 @ 6000
445 @ 5500-6000
329 @ 5250-6000
420 @ 6000
310 @ 5500-6500
Torque (lb.-ft.)
383 @ 5000
480 @ 2000-4500
354 @ 1600-4000
417 @ 4400
325 @ 2900-4500
8-speed
8-speed
7-speed
7-speed
8-speed
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Auto Transmission
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SHIFTRONIC Feature
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SHIFTRONIC Feature
2016 FAST FACTS
CONTINUED
2016 GENESIS AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The 2015 Genesis earned a “Best Buy” awards from Consumer Guide Automotive in the large car category.

The 2015 Genesis won the Best New/Redesigned Car in the $50,000 and Over category for Kiplinger’s Personal
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Finance annual Best Value Awards.

The 2015 Genesis earned a GOOD DESIGN™ Award for its quality design, function and aesthetics from The
Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design, and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and
Urban Studies.

The 2015 Genesis was named the Sedan of the Year by popular men’s magazine Esquire for its luxurious design
and smooth drive, while delivering value to owners.

The 2015 Genesis earned the title of “Luxury Car of the Year” in Popular Mechanics’ annual Car of the Year
Awards.

The all-new Genesis took the top spot in ALG’s Residual Value Awards for the Premium Full-Size Car segment.
The 2015 Genesis is projected to retain the highest percentage of its original price after the typical ownership period
of three years compared to competing models.

The 2015 Genesis was named a Top Ten Car of 2015 by the jurors of the Hispanic Motor Press Awards – honoring it
as the “Best Luxury Car.”

The 2015 Genesis was named “Best Luxury Sedan” by Ruedas ESPN, the leading Spanish automotive radio show
in the U.S. By earning this accolade, the 2015 Genesis also joins the 2014 Equus and 2014 Santa Fe, which were
named Ruedas ESPN’s “Best Luxury Sedan” and “Best Large SUV,” respectively in 2013.

Hyundai is the highest-ranked non-premium brand in the J.D. Power 2014 Initial Quality Study (IQS), marking the
first time a nameplate has ranked highest among non-premium brands in both APEAL and IQS in the same year.
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2016 FAST FACTS
Models:
SIGNATURE & ULTIMATE
Engine:
5.0L Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT), Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI), Tuned Intake System, 32-valve DOHC V8
Horsepower (hp):
429 @ 6400 (premium); 421 @ 6400 (regular)
Torque (lb.-ft.):
376 @ 5000 (premium); 365 @ 5000 (regular)
Transmission:
Fuel Economy:
City / Combined / Highway: 15 / 18 / 23
Fuel capacity:
20.3 gals
Range:
466 miles – Automatic Transmission
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2016 EQUUS—LUXURY & TECHNOLOGY THAT CONTINUES TO TOP THE COMPETITION
2016
Hyundai
Equus
2015
Lexus
LS 460
2015
Mercedes-Benz
S550
2015
BMW
750i
2015
Audi
A8 3.0T
5.0L V8
4.6L V8
4.7L V8 Twin-Turbo
4.4L V8 Twin-Turbo
3.0L Supercharged V6
429 @ 6400 (premium)
421 @ 6400 (regular)
386 @ 6400 (premium)
449 @ 5250 (premium)
445 @ 5500 – 6000
(premium)
333 @ 5500 (premium)
Torque (lb.-ft.)
376 @ 5000 (premium)
365 @ 5000 (regular)
367 @ 4100 (premium)
516 @ 1800 (premium)
480 @ 2000 – 4500
(premium)
325 @ 2900 (premium)
8-speed
8-speed
7-speed
8-speed
8-speed
EPA Fuel Economy
city / combined / highway
15 / 18 / 23
16 / 19 / 24
17 / 20 / 26
17 / 20 / 25
19 / 22 / 29
Air Suspension
Standard
Optional
Standard
Rear only
Standard
Pre-Collision Warning
System
Standard
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
9
8
8
8
10
Rear Seat-mounted SideImpact Airbags
Standard
Optional
Standard
Not Available
Standard
Lane Departure Warning
System (LDWS)
Standard
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Smart Cruise Control
Standard
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Standard Airbags
2016 FAST FACTS
CONTINUED
EQUUS AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:


The 2014 Equus was named to “Ward’s 10 Best Interiors” list by the editors of WardsAuto.com.
The 2013 Santa Fe Sport, 2012 Azera and 2012 Accent have won the award previously.


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In the 16 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.
The 2014 Equus was named Ruedas ESPN’s “Best Luxury Sedan.”


Equus won the 2014 Motorist Choice Award – the Equus sedan received its third Motorist Choice Award in a row as the
Popular Luxury Lifestyle Vehicle from automotive industry research firms AutoPacific and IntelliChoice.
J.D. Power and Associates designated the 2011 Equus as its most appealing large premium car in their 2011 Automotive
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Performance, Execution and Layout (APPEAL) Study 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.
“Befitting this ultra-premium segment, the 5.0-liter V8 and eight-speed automatic gearbox offered ample power and refinement. We found the
gearbox making decisive moves and thought the torque sufficient to motivate the mass at hand.” – Left Lane News
“Roomy and opulent are the best two ways of describing the Equus' 5-passenger interior. Sumptuous leather and wood are the materials of choice.
Every aspect of the Equus has been designed for driver and passenger comfort.” – Kelley Blue Book
“The dash cluster graphics are neat… and the infotainment system is intuitive and easy to read and use. The Lexicon sound system in the Equus is
excellent. Turn the bass up loud enough and you can nearly shatter the windows.” – AutoWeek
2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
3.8L Base, 3.8L R-Spec, 3.8L Ultimate
Engine:
3.8L D-CVVT GDI 24V DOHC Lambda V6
Horsepower:
348 @ 6400 rpm (premium); 344 @ 6400 rpm (regular)
Torque (lb.-ft.):
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:
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3.8L: 16 / 19 / 24 – 6-speed MT
3.8L: 16 / 19 / 25 – 8-speed AT
Fuel capacity:
17.2 gallons
Range:
3.8L: 412 miles – 6MT, 430 miles – 8AT
2016 GENESIS COUPE 3.8L COMPETES WITH SOME COUPES WELL ABOVE ITS PRICE POSITION
Horsepower
(hp @ rpm)
Torque
(lb.-ft. @ rpm)
Automatic
Transmission
2016
Hyundai
Genesis
Coupe 3.8L
Ultimate
3.8 DOHC GDI V6
2015
Chevrolet
Camaro
V6
2LT
3.6 DOHC GDI V6
2015
Ford
Mustang
V6
Coupe
3.7 DOHC V6
2015
Infiniti
Q60 Journey
Coupe
2016
Nissan
370Z
Touring
2015
BMW
428i
Coupe
3.7 DOHC V6
3.7 DOHC V6
2.0 DOHC I-4 Turbo
348 @ 6400 (premium)
344 @ 6400 (regular)
323 @ 6800
300 @ 6500
330 @ 7000
332 @ 7000
240 @ 5000-6000
(premium)
(premium)
(premium)
295 @ 5100 (premium)
292 @ 5100 (regular)
8-speed®
SHIFTRONIC with
paddle shifters
278 @ 4800
270 @ 5200
270 @ 5200
255 @ 1250-4800
(premium)
(premium)
(premium)
280 @ 4000
6-speed
SHIFTRONIC
with paddle shifters
6-speed
SHIFTRONIC
7-speed
SHIFTRONIC;
opt. paddle shifters
7-speed
SHIFTRONIC
8-speed
SHIFTRONIC
Recommended
Gasoline
Premium or
Regular
Regular
Regular
Premium
Premium
Premium
Fuel Economy – AT:
16 / 19 / 25
19 / 22 / 30
19 / 22 / 28
19 / 22 / 27
19 / 21 / 26
23 / 27 / 35
City / Combined / Hwy
2016 FAST FACTS
CONTINUED
GENESIS COUPE – AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

“The 2015 Hyundai Genesis Coupe faces stiff competition, but it's still an attractively priced sport coupe with plenty of
performance.” – Edmunds

“A combination of good looks, solid underpinnings, and respectable dynamics has given Hyundai a modest presence in an
arena one wholly owned by domestic cars, the Ford Mustang in particular.” – Popular Mechanics

The 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.

“The 2014 Hyundai Genesis Coupe is a high-style and high-content sporty coupe… If you're looking to go quick without
breaking the bank, the Genesis Coupe is a nice way to get there… Can we count sheet metal as a feature? Clearly, one
of the Genesis Coupe's strongest selling points is its hot look.” – Kelley Blue Book’s kbb.com

“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

“At idle, the Genesis’s V-6 remains smooth and steady, and revs climb willingly with a blip of the throttle. On the highway,
2000 rpm in sixth gear motivates the Genesis along at a dash-indicated 70 mph. Floor it, and the comparatively mature
exhaust note improves as engine speed climbs.” – Car and Driver
2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
SE, Eco, Sport and Limited
Engine:
SE: Nu 2.0L GDI CVVT 16V DOHC 4-cylinder
Eco, Sport, Limited: Gamma 1.6L Turbo GDI 16V DOHC 4- cylinder
Horsepower:
164 @ 6200 rpm
175 @ 5500 rpm
Torque (lb.-ft.):
151 @ 4000 rpm
195 @ 1500 – 4500 rpm
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Transmission:
6-speed SHIFTRONIC automatic transmission
7-speed EcoShift SHIFTRONIC Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)
Fuel Economy:
City / Combined / Highway: 23 / 26 / 31 – AT FWD
Eco: 26 / 29 / 33; Sport / Limited: 25 / 27 / 30 – DCT FWD
22 / 23 / 26 – AT AWD
Eco: 25 / 27 / 30; Sport / Limited: 24 / 25 / 28 – DCT AWD
Fuel capacity:
Range:
508 miles – AT FWD; 426 miles – AT AWD
Eco: 541 miles – DCT FWD; 492 miles – DCT AWD
Sport / Limited: 492 miles – DCT FWD; 459 miles – DCT AWD
2016 TUCSON DELIVERS EXCELLENT POWER & SPACIOUSNESS
2016
Hyundai
Tucson Sport
2015
Honda
CR-V EX
2015
Nissan
Rogue SV
2015
Toyota
RAV4 LE
2015
Ford
Escape SE
2015
Subaru
Forester 2.5i
1.6L Turbo GDI I4
2.4L I4
2.5L I4
2.5L I4
1.6L Turbo I4
2.5L H-4
175 @ 5500
185 @ 6400
170 @ 6000
176 @ 6000
178 @ 5700
PZEV 173 @ 5700
170 @ 6000
195 @ 1500-4500
181 @ 3900
175 @ 4400
172 @ 4100
184 @ 2500
175 @ 4400
7-speed DCT
CVT
CVT
6-speed AT
6-speed DCT
CVT
25 / 27 / 30
27 / 29 / 34
26 / 28 / 33
24 / 26 / 31
23 / 26 / 32
26 / 27 / 32 AWD
Cargo Volume (seats up)
31.0 cu. ft.
35.2
39.3
38.4
34.3
31.5
Cargo Volume (seats folded)
61.9 cu. ft.
70.9
70.0
73.4
67.8
68.5
Horsepower
Torque (lb.-ft.)
Fuel Economy – AT/FWD
2016 FAST FACTS
CONTINUED
TUCSON AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The all-new 2016 Tucson, which made its debut at the 2015 New York International Auto Show, earned a
distinction as one of the “Top 10 Auto Show Debuts of the Year,” from Cars.com

“Hyundai's Fluidic Sculpture styling language gives the new Tucson a much more athletic and bolder appearance than
the current Tucson. It all starts at the front, where Hyundai's corporate hexagonal grille sits front and center, flanked
by swept-back LED headlights. Hyundai says the Tucson's front bumper features a wing-shaped appearance, and it
tried making the Tucson look sleeker by pushing back the A-pillar. You'll notice the crossover's sheetmetal features
sharper character lines, and blacked-out trim around the wheelwells gives it a slightly more rugged look. Around back,
new taillights remind us of those on the Hyundai Genesis luxury sedan.” Motor Trend

“The base Tucson model will come with a two-liter direct injection engine, good for 164 horsepower, and a six-speed
automatic transmission. Much more interesting is the available 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine, producing 175
horsepower and 195 pound-feet of torque. That engine comes with a seven-speed automated manual transmission,
which uses two computer-controlled clutches to enact shifts. This type of transmission offers the convenience of an
automatic and the efficiency of a manual.” CNET.com

The 2014 Tucson topped the Compact Crossover SUV category in the 2014 AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction
Awards (VSA); AutoPacific’s VSA measures how satisfied an owner is with his/her new vehicle. “The Hyundai
Tucson won a decisive victory over tough competition in one of the fastest growing categories in the industry,” said
George Peterson, President, AutoPacfic. “Tucson won based on its all-around product excellence, distinctive style,
good fuel economy, Hyundai’s long warranty and persuasive pricing.”

The 2012 Tucson secured a spot on Kelley Blue Book’s Best Resale Value Award Top 10 list

Tucson was named one of the 2012 “10 Most Fuel-Efficient SUV/Crossovers” by Kelley Blue Book’s kbb.com

Tucson was added to The Car Book’s 2012 “BEST BETS” list by author Jack Gillis and the Center for Auto Safety

Consumer Guide editors gave the Tucson a “Best Buy” award in the compact crossover/SUV category
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2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
Sport
Sport 2.0T
Engine:
Theta II 2.4L GDI D-CVVT 16V DOHC 4-cylinder
Theta II 2.0L Turbo GDI D-CVVT 16V DOHC 4-cylinder
Horsepower:
190 @ 6300 rpm
265 @ 6000 rpm
Torque (lb.-ft.):
181 @ 4250 rpm
269 @ 1750 – 3000 rpm
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Transmission:
Fuel Economy:
2.4L: City / Combined / Highway: 20 / 23 / 27 – AT FWD
19 / 21 / 25 – AT AWD
2.0T: 19 / 22 / 27 – AT FWD; 19 / 22 / 26 – AT FWD (Ultimate)
18 / 21 / 24 – AT AWD (all)
Fuel capacity:
17.4 gals– regular unleaded fuel (87 octane)
17.4 gals– regular unleaded fuel (87 octane)
Range:
2.4L: 469 miles – AT FWD
435 miles – AT AWD
2.0T: 469 miles / 452 miles (Ultimate) – AT FWD
417 miles – AT AWD
2016 SANTA FE SPORT DELIVERS EXCELLENT POWER & INTERIOR SPACIOUSNESS
2016
Hyundai
Santa Fe Sport
2015
Toyota
Venza
2015
Dodge
Journey
2015
Chevrolet
Equinox
2015
Nissan
Murano
2.4L 4-cyl.
2.7L 4-cyl.
2.4L 4-cyl.
2.4L 4-cyl.
3.5L V6
Horsepower (hp)
190 @ 6300
181 @ 5800
173 @ 6000
182 @ 6700
260 @ 6000
Torque (lb.-ft.)
181 @ 4250
182 @ 4200
166 @ 4000
172 @ 4900
240 @ 4400
6-speed
6-speed
4-speed
6-speed
CVT
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
20 / 23 / 27
20 / 23 / 26
19 / 21 / 26
22 / 26 / 32
21 / 24 / 28
Passenger Volume
108.0 cu. ft.
108.0
99.6
99.7
108.1
Cargo – Behind Front Seats
71.5 cu. ft.
70.2
67.6
63.7
69.9
35.4 cu. ft.
36.2
39.6
31.5
39.6
®
SHIFTRONIC Feature
Fuel Economy – AT / FWD
Cargo – Behind 2
nd
Row
2016 FAST FACTS
CONTINUED
SANTA FE SPORT AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

For the third year in a row, the 2015 Santa Fe Sport was named a 10 Best SUV Under $25,000 by Kelley Blue
®
Book's KBB.com. The Santa Fe Sport was recognized for its Blue Link capabilities, stylish exterior design,
panoramic sunroof, heated seats and Hyundai’s renowned warranty guarantee.

The 2015 Santa Fe/Santa Fe Sport earned a “Best Buy” award from Consumer Guide Automotive in the midsize
crossover/SUV segment. According to Consumer Guide editors, “Whether in 5-passenger Santa Fe Sport or 7passenger Santa Fe form, Hyundai’s midsize SUV delivers a quiet, comfortable, nicely appointed cabin and the allaround versatility that SUV buyers need.”

The 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport was named a “BEST BET” in the 34 edition of The Car Book, America’s first
consumer car buying guide.

The 2014 Santa Fe Sport earned the distinction of “Family Car of the Year” by Cars.com in their 2014 Lifestyle
Awards. Cars.com is an online destination for car shoppers, offering information from consumers and experts to help
buyers formulate opinions on what to buy, where to buy and how much to pay for a car.

Thanks to its upscale and functional interior, the editors of Ward’s Auto named the 2013 Santa Fe Sport to its
“Ward’s 10 Best Interiors” list, following the 2012 Accent and the 2012 Azera being named to the list last year.

The 2013 Santa Fe Sport earned the distinction of being “Best in Class SUV/Crossover under $28,000” by the
New England Motor Press Association (NEMPA).

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.

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.
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th
2016 FAST FACTS
Trim Levels:
SE – 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
Transmission:
Fuel Economy:
TBD
Fuel capacity:
Range:
TBD
®
2016 SANTA FE IS COMPETITIVE WITH SEGMENT VOLUME LEADERS
2016
Hyundai
Santa Fe
2015
Honda
Pilot
2015
Toyota
Highlander
2015
Nissan
Pathfinder
2015
Mazda
CX-9
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
6-speed
5-speed
6-speed
CVT
6-speed
Yes
No
Yes
Xtronic
Yes
TBD
18 / 21 / 25
19 / 21 / 25
20 / 23 / 27
17 / 19 / 24
Passenger Volume
146.6 cu. ft.
153.7
144.9
157.8
139.4
Cargo – Behind Front Seats
80.0 cu. ft.
87.0
83.7
79.8
100.7
40.9 cu. ft.
47.7
42.3
42.4
48.3
SHIFTRONIC
®
Fuel Economy – A/T FWD
Cargo – Behind 2
nd
Row
2015 FAST FACTS
CONTINUED
SANTA FE AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:

The 2015 Santa Fe was named the Best 3-Row SUV for the Money in 2015 by U.S. News & World Report.

The Santa Fe/Santa Fe Sport earned a “Best Buy” award from Consumer Guide® Automotive in the midsize
crossover/SUV segment.

The Santa Fe made the list of the 2015 Most Popular on Edmunds.com (alongside the Honda Pilot and Toyota
Highlander). Praised for its stylish design, spacious interior and choice of powerful yet fuel efficient engines, the Santa
Fe was one of the most-considered vehicles in its segment on car-shopping website Edmunds.com.

The Santa Fe was awarded with MotorWeek’s Drivers’ Choice Award for “Best Large Utility.” MotorWeek,
television’s longest running automotive series, has presented the Drivers’ Choice Awards annually since 1983.

The 2014 Santa Fe was named one of the “Best Family SUVs of 2014” in the 7 annual Parents magazine and
Edmunds.com “Best Family Cars” Awards.

Santa Fe was ranked second in its class in the 2014 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study
highest ranked non-premium brand.

The Santa Fe along with the Elantra GT, Sonata, Genesis and Equus were named to Strategic Vision’s list of the
“Most Loved Vehicles in America.” With five “loved” cars, Hyundai has more than any other brand.

The 2014 Santa Fe proved it can weather the storm, earning the distinction of Best Affordable Crossover under
$28,000 in the 2014 Winter Vehicle Awards from the New England Motor Press Association (NEMPA) for the second
year in a row (this year the Santa Fe tied with the 2014 Kia Sorento).

The 2014 Santa Fe beat out all other CUV competitors in the mid-size crossover category in the 2014 Vincentric
Best CPO Value in America awards for Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles.

Santa Fe was named “Best Large SUV” by ESPN Deportes Radio’s Ruedas ESPN.
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