By Jim Prueter
MotorwayAmerica.com

(June 30, 2024) I'll save you the time of reading my entire review to find out if the 2024 Hyundai Sonata Limited Hybrid is worthy of my praise or not. Starting with my bottom line, the Sonata Hybrid is nothing short of a fantastic fuel sipping family sedan, with a roomy and upscale interior, distinctive styling, available all-wheel drive, excellent technology features, a smooth ride with a price that's a very good value.  

By Dan Scanlan
MyCarData

(June 2, 2024) Almost everybody who looked at this Earthy Brass Matte-painted crossover wondered what the “H” it was — and that was even after they saw the “H” emblem on it. Yes, it is a Hyundai, but nothing like most of the recent designs to come out of the company with big stylized chrome or gloss black grills, stacked low-mounted headlights and faceted, curved flanks on fairly streamlined shapes.

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By Jim Meachen
Editor, MotorayAmerica.com

(May 12, 2024) If you are looking for a three-row SUV to meet the needs of your family perhaps the Hyundai Palisade should reside at or very near the top of your shopping list. Hyundai's mid-sized three-row crossover, which was introduced for the 2020 model year, offers a near-perfect blend of utility, value, performance and luxury at a good price and with an extraordinarily long warranty.

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By Jim Meachen
Editor, MotorwayAmerica.com

(April 21, 2024) The second-generation Hyundai Kona compact crossover is here and I found it improved in almost every aspect from the first generation including technology, interior size, and styling. The styling part is, of course, in the eye the beholder and it has garnered some negative reviews. There wasn't much — other than interior space — to gripe about with the first-generation Kona. Don't forget it was named North American Utility of the Year in 2019.

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By Jim Meachen
Editor, MotorwayAmerica.com

(April 7, 2024) As car buyers are shying away from purchasing fully electric cars they are not abandoning electrified vehicles, voting with their pocketbooks for hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions that in addition to featuring electric motors and batteries are backed up by gas engines. Makes sense at least until the public EV charging infrastructure is expanded and the myriad of other EV concerns are put to rest.