24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.

24 January 2011 - 2012 Hyundai Azera is appropriate to fill the gap with the sedan ront-wheel-drive that is larger than the Sonata is happening in the market. Azera as the fourth generation is also known by the name of Grandeur. Design Azera looks very promising with new forms of more modern and very proud.

Hyundai has launched the Hyundai Grandeur, or Hyundai Azera to the rest of the world, in South Korea, following a series of promotional material including this video. Positioned between the Sonata and Genesis sedans, the Grandeur is larger than before, measuring 4910 mm in length, 1860 mm in width and 1470 mm in height. More importantly, its 2845 mm wheelbase is lengthened by 65 mm, translating into more legroom for occupants.

The front-wheel-drive Grandeur is powered by a choice of two petrol engine options: a 2.4-litre four-cylinder Theta-II GDI with 201 hp and 250 Nm; and a new 3.0-litre V6 Lambda-II GDI with 270 hp and 310 Nm. A six-speed automatic transmission is standard with either engine.

In addition to features such as VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and nine airbags, the Grandeur is equipped with the Smart Parking Assist System, which automatically steers the car to park into parallel spaces, and the Advanced Smart Cruise Control, which automatically keeps the car a safe distance from the vehicles in front.

Beginning in 2012, the Grandeur will be exported to global markets including the U.S. and likely Malaysia as well, where it will replace the current Azera. Hyundai has set the sales target for 2011 at 100,000 units, with a 20 percent increase to 120,000 units for 2012 as the Grandeur is made available in more markets.