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Hyundai Sonata Convertible 2011
In this post we are talking about Hyundai Sonata Convertible 2011
Hyundai Sonata Convertible 2011
With Hyundai’s entry into unexpected market segments in the past year with its Genesis Coupe and Equus, Hyundai is expected to expand its Sonata line. It’s expected that the shapely sedan would give rise to a coupe and to a convertible as well. Sources say that Hyundai is currently developing the Sonata convertible. This move would be well-timed especially since production for the Toyota Solara has stopped while Chrysler-Fiat is rumored to be thinking about ending the Sebring’s run for good. These renderings show that the droptop Sonata has a simple, cost-effective cloth top with a built-in, body-color tonneau cover. Buyers can opt for a simple windblocker but to make this vehicle more affordable, it’s unlikely that Hyundai will design its own AirScarf system. Most likely – if built – the convertible version will feature the same engines as the sedan: a 200-horsepower 2.4-liter inline-4 as in the SE model or the 274-hp 2.0-liter turbo from the 2.0T model. A power-folding fabric top will be used instead of a retractable hardtop. Read more: Hyundai Sonata Convertible 2011
Hyundai CCS Concept 2003
In this post we are talking about Hyundai CCS Concept 2003
Hyundai CCS Concept 2003
Hyundai’s CCS Convertible study features a unique three-phase slide and fold glass roof that enables the driver to change from glass roof, to open roof to complete top-down convertible at the touch of a button. Unveiled at the 2003 Frankfurt Motor Show, the CCS Convertible is based on the Tiburon V6 and is powered by a Delta 2.7 litre engine – an all alloy quad-cam V6 which transmits up to 127kW of power and 245 Nm of torque through an Aichi-built six-speed close-ratio gearbox as fitted to the Tiburon V6. Read more: Hyundai CCS Concept 2003