Hyundai Sonata N-Line driven 2024

Hyundai Sonata N-Line – Over the last decade we have seen a transfer of vehicle buying decisions move away from normal passenger cars to SUVs. However there remains a number if excellent sedans available.

The Hyundai Sonata N-Line is one such vehicle.

It is stylish and packed with a heap of comfort, safety, and luxury features. Its priced well at $55,500 plus the usual costs.

Powered by a 2.5L turbo petrol engine with healthy performance, it provides a relaxed and engaging driver experience. There is a choice of drive modes available, and the engine is responsive and economical.

I like the little luxury touches like

• heated and ventilated front seats,
• huge central touch screen,
• wireless smart phone connectivity and charging,
• auto high beam headlights and
• powered open and close boot.
• Dipping exterior mirrors when in reverse and
• the stalk mounted transmission with paddle shift

Overall, I really enjoyed the time in the Sonata, it was relaxed and easy to live with.  It’s the type of car that you can sit in for hundreds of kilometres and arrive feeling relaxed and enjoy the drive.

Yes- There is a lot to like about the Sonata.

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What is good?

Improved steering, ride, and handling responsiveness. Stylish design inside and out Plenty of performance for most drivers

What is not so good?

Intrusive and annoying safety features such as speed sign recognition Low profile tyres can be a touch noisy and firm Currently no hybrid version available in Australia

Instead of the Hyundai Sonata N-Line, buyers could also look at:

Mid sized sedans have become like nanas tea cosy. Rarely seen these days.

Buyers could look at Toyota Camry Hybrid, Mazda6, Skoda Octavia, Honda Accord,   Citroen C5-X, Peugeot 508 GT, Genesis G70, or the Audi A4.

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