2012 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid With Ultimate Package (every Option) / Great Deal!!! on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
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My wife and I bought this car new and are only selling it because our toddler is creating the need for more room when we travel. With that being said, we LOVE this car and are sad to have to let it go!! We have documentation for all oil changes. Listed below are stats on the car. You'll see that it's a gorgeous car and has everything you want!
INTERIOR: Redefining family sedans' interior with new design and class-above space. In more ways than one, Sonata is a step above. Find a gas station, track vehicle maintenance and send voice-to-text messages without leaving the driver's seat, thanks to Blue Link™. Enjoy space and comfort for yourself and four friends inside. Listen to all your favorite artists through the AM/FM/XM®/CD/MP3 Audio System. Plus, find eight ways to perfect comfort with the power-adjustable driver seat with power lumbar support. BLUE LINK® Blue Link technology is designed to make your everyday life easier. Connect to Blue Link through your smartphone, a web application, or an in-car system to locate a gas station, find a shortcut, learn about mechanical issues, call for help and much more. INTERIOR VOLUME: The Sonata has more interior volume and cargo space than the Toyota Camry. More head room, more leg room in front, and thanks to specially designed recessed hinges, even a larger trunk. In other words: plenty of room for five, plus luggage. CONTROL: When you spend a lot of time behind the wheel, you tend to become an expert in seat comfort. So when Hyundai owners told our seat engineers--yes, we have engineers dedicated solely to seat design--that they weren't getting quite enough leg support, we listened. We did a lot of calculations and experiments, created and tested a number of prototypes and, finally, brought them to consumers to try. NAVIGATION SYSTEM: The Sonata's navigation system makes it easy to get from A to B with voice recognition or through the interactive touchscreen. The XM NavTraffic® and XM Data Services allow you to search for nearby businesses like gas stations, ATMs or restaurants, get a clear picture of the current traffic situations, and check the weather, stocks and sports scores, all in real time. PANORAMIC SUNROOF: Get a wide-angle view of the sky, day or night, with Sonata's panoramic sunroof that extends the entire length of the roof. PROXIMITY KEY: No more fumbling for the key in your pocket or purse. The Sonata recognizes your key fob and with a push of a button on the door handle, automatically unlocks the door for you. Now you can get in, hit the push button start and go. REARVIEW CAMERA: You can never be too safe when reversing. The view from the Sonata rearview camera is displayed on the central in-dash touchscreen, with guidelines that help direct you into tight spots and take the guesswork out of backing up. AUDIO SYSTEM: The AM/FM/XM®/CD/MP3 Audio System comes with 6 speakers and includes a subwoofer with an external amp. It also comes with XM Satellite Radio for the best commercial-free radio and a complimentary three-month subscription on us. Plus the built-in iPod®/USB and auxiliary jacks let you access your iPod® through the audio controls, display track and artist information, even charge it as it plays. INTEGRATED BLUETOOTH®: If you must talk while driving, please do it with your hands on the wheel. The Sonata's standard Bluetooth technology with phonebook transfer gives you hands-free access to your phone with a very handy voice recognition control. HOMELINK® Perfect for the cold, dark winters, the integrated HomeLink transceiver allows you to switch on lights, turn on the heat, open garage doors--all without getting out of the car. TRIP COMPUTER WITH CUSTOM SETTINGS: Average speed, average and instant fuel consumption, miles to empty--these are a given from modern trip computers. But the Sonata takes it a step further by allowing you to customize things like having your doors lock automatically upon reaching pre-set speeds, or the movement of the gear shift lever. You can even adjust the delay time to automatically shut off your headlights when you park. SIT DOWN, RELAX - The driver seat is heated and has an eight-way power adjustment to make even long trips seem short. Lest your passengers get jealous, both front and rear seats are also heated, and have been shaped to provide extra leg support that reduces discomfort and fatigue. SAFETY: As the first family sedan to receive a 5-Star crash test rating even under new, more stringent guidelines*, it's no surprise Sonata earned the 2012 IIHS Top Safety Award.** *The Federal Government's new 2011 guidelines **Winner of the 2012 IIHS Top Safety Award Thanks to airbags galore, 4-wheel ABS brakes, front and rear crumple zones, and a whole host of modern safety technologies, the Sonata received a 2011 'Top Pick' award from the IIHS. And with a name like the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, you can bet they take their testing very seriously. ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL: NHTSA analysis estimates that passenger cars equipped with ESC may experience 35% fewer single-vehicle crashes, and 30% fewer single-vehicle fatalities*. ESC sensors measure the difference between a driver's intended path--when a turn is less or more than intended--and applies appropriate braking force to individual wheels to help regain control. ESC also includes Traction Control System (TCS), which reduces wheelspin when accelerating. TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM: By reducing wheelspin in various adverse traction conditions, including inclement weather, Traction Control gives more stable and predictable acceleration characteristics for a more confident, controlled driving experience. ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM: Emergency braking maneuvers can cause a vehicle's wheels to lock up and skid, resulting in a loss of steering control exactly when you need it most. ABS helps prevent the possibility of wheel lockup under hard braking, and rapidly pulses the brakes to help you retain steering control as you come to a stop. ELECTRONIC BRAKE-FORCE DISTRIBUTION EBD: balances braking forces at each wheel when the car is dynamically loaded. This helps the driver maintain confident control in difficult braking situations. BRAKE ASSIST: In emergency braking situations, many drivers may not apply sufficient braking force to achieve the shortest possible stopping distance. Brake Assist helps detect emergency braking and ensures the maximum braking force is immediately applied to minimize stopping distances. The power plant remains Hyundai's 2.4-liter, four-cylinder Atkinson-cycle engine coupled to a six-speed automatic transmission. Power from the four-cylinder is rated at 166 hp, while the electric motor adds 40 hp for a total system output of 206 hp.?Thanks to its unique design, the Sonata Hybrid is expected to achieve 37 mpg in the city and up to 40 mpg on the highway -- the latter leading the mid-size hybrid segment. The Sonata Hybrid is also capable at traveling up to 62 mph on electric power -- beating the previously class-leading Ford Fusion 's 47 mph electric-only rating. The front grill has a variable opening that will change the acceptable air flow for different speeds. The entire underside of the Sonata is sealed like a Ferrari for better air flow as well. |
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Just yesterday, we told you how Hyundai's 2013 Sonata Hybrid was late out of the gate (along with its mechanical twin, the Kia Optima Hybrid), with growing speculation suggesting that the company was revisiting its gas-electric sedan with an eye toward improving its efficiency.
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