As we inch closer to 2018, Jenkins Hyundai of Leesburg is getting excited about our vehicle lineup and the updates we can show you.
The Accent gets a larger wheelbase and a new 1.6-liter inline four-cylinder engine that has an impressive 130 horsepower and 119 pound-feet of torque on its slender frame. The Elantra GT sports a 2.0-liter engine with a six-speed manual transmission and an available automatic. The Ionique plug-in hybrid joins the current electric and hybrid options from last year.
Our highest J.D. Power Dependability nameplate ranking ever – Most Improved Brand and looking to go even higher! https://t.co/H0c56pWP7a pic.twitter.com/nIEETEHwj0
— Hyundai USA (@Hyundai) February 23, 2017
It all began in 2014, with the Hyundai Sonata of the same year clinching second-place vehicle in the midsize car segment. Now, it's the turn of 2017 Hyundai Sonata, along with the rest of Hyundai's five-star lineup, to get the accolades.
Rising thirteen nameplate rankings from 2016 to 2017, to number six on the list, Hyundai struck its best pose to date in the 2017 J…
Last year, when Hyundai debuted the all-new Elantra, many remarked on how much more upmarket it felt compared to its accessible MSRP. Now, that trend is continuing with its smaller sibling, the Accent. At this year’s Toronto Auto Show, the Korean automaker has unveiled the fifth generation model, which comes with quite a few new tricks up its sleeve.
