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Safety ABS Brakes, with EBD (Electronic Brake Force Distribution) Driver & Passenger Front Airbag, with passenger presence detector + passenger off switch Driver & Passenger Side Airbags Front & Rear Curtain Airbags Rear Airbags Active Head Restraints Engine Immobiliser Front Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners Side Impact Protection Beams 3-point rear seat belt X 3 “Isofix” Child Safety Seat Anchorage System Steering Wheel adjustable for Tilt and Reach Automatic Transmission Central Door Locking with Deadlock Climate Control Electric Windows Front & Rear Radio / CD Player single play Keyless Entry with Door Dead-Lock system Leather Steering Wheel & Gearlever Knob Leather Upholstery Pollen Air Filter Power Steering Wood Trim Console with Beige interior Auxiliary 12 Volt Power Outlet Digital Clock Continue to download »
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Hyundai has given its Sonata range a major workover, with new styling, two new engines, revised transmissions, sportier handling and additional standard equipment. As a result, the new Sonata is not only a better-looking car, it’s also better to drive, roomier, more comfortable and safer. The new Sonata range has been rationalised to just two models – the GL 2.4 litre (up from 2.0 litres previously) and the GL V6 2.7 litre (up from 2.5 litres). Both are available with either a five-speed manual or a four speed ‘Selectronic’ adaptive automatic with a sequential manual mode. Sonata prices start at $23,990 for a 2.4 litre manual, with the V6 manual costing $25,990. Add $1,990 for automatic in both. Options include an enhanced safety pack that provides anti-lock brakes and a front passenger airbag for $2,190, and a range of 
LIKES Value for money Performance Standard safety features Normally the domain of local manufacturers, Hyundai’s latest Sonata has stepped on a few toes in the large car segment. Externally the new V6 is almost identical to its four cylinder sibling –dual tailpipes being the only clue to the extra power. Yes, they share the same attractive Euro style body, but have decidedly different personas. DISLIKES Small front seats Light coloured trim marks easily well shaped, fine for a long trip, and the centre armrest is a welcome bonus. But anyone riding in the middle might feel short-changed by the lack of support. ERGONOMICS Functional and uncluttered, the dash layout is a model of simplicity. Large instruments face the driver, with the high set audio controls just to the left. Three rotary switches look after all of your 
LIKES Value for money Safety features Interior space Ride quality Hyundai’s all new Sonata should be causing its opposition some sleepless nights. Consigning its predecessor’s quirky aesthetics to history, the newcomer’s larger, more attractive “euro” style is just the ticket to generate some showroom traffic. Mix typical Korean value for money with an impressive list of standard safety features, and you have a package set to tug at the purse strings of medium and family car buyers. DISLIKES Clutch action Front seats lack support VALUE FOR MONEY PRICING Kicking off the four cylinder range is our manual test car at $25,490. Add $2,000 for the auto version. Next is the Elite 2.4 (auto only) at $31,490. With high levels of standard equipment the only option for either car is metallic or mica paint at $225. Bear in mind the 
