The all-new 2011 Hyundai Sonata breaks up the mono- tony of the mid-size with bold-not-boring styling and a new fuel-efficient engine. Hyundai explains that the 2011 Sonata almost defies logic: a car that’s agile and parallel-parking friendly, but seriously spacious on the inside. A sedan that looks sleek and sporty, but acco- mmodates passengers and cargo like a large car. When you add the many standard features, engine capabilities, and safety values, it is clear that the 2011 Sonata can GET OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

The exterior of the 2011 is distinguished by a sleek coupe-like design marked by elegant curves and arcs, sculpted chrome grill and the raked roofline that give it a fluid-like feel even when it’s standing still. However, the exterior is just the beginning to all the changes of the all-new Sonata.

At the heart of the Hyundai Sonata is the new fuel-efficient engine. With 4cylinders, this 2.4L GDI engine proves that engines don’t have to be massive in order to pack a punch — with up to 200 horsepower and 186 pound-feet of torque. At the same time, the Sonata is the perfect combination of high power output and fuel efficiency with up to 35 MPG. This fuel efficiency is partly due to the Sonata being the first vehicle in its class with standard Gasoline Direction, where fuel is directly injected into the combustion chamber providing a more precise amount. Optional Sport-Turned SE packages and Shiftronic which can override automatic gives your Sonata that extra oomph you crave.

The interior of the 2011 Hyundai Sonata gives you a more comfortable ride with ergonomi- cally designed seats, a push button start, intuitive steering wheel controls, an iPod jack, and XM radio capabilities with 3 month subscription standard on all models. For even more comfort and convenience, many additional features can be found in the Limited trim or added on including optional navigation with high resolution touch screen display, HD radio technology, Infinity premium speakers, or a power sunroof to add a bit of luxury to your everyday commute. HomeLink is a great feature for people on the go with its integrated transceiver to turn on your kitchen lights, open the garage door, deactivate the alarm, and more.

The Hyundai Sonata provides an exciting new exterior and engine, a spacious and comfort- able interior, and also a safe ride. Electronic Stability Control is a standout feature of the new 2011 model to provide protection and braking. The Sonata was the first midsized car to offer Electronic Stability Control and continues to maintain high quality in this area before. Brake assist is also an added safety feature using Electronic Brake-force Distribution and sensors to calculate the appropriate amount of brake pressure to apply to each individual wheel.