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Let’s be honest, not everyone can afford a brand new car straight from the dealership. Knowing what kind of used car to buy is very important, and here are four really great one’s.

CAR NUMBER 1: THE HONDA ACCORD

On a year to year basis, there may not be a more reliable used automobile than the Honda Accord. The engine present in this car makes it extremely dependable. Also, over the last several years the Honda Accord has been one the best selling family-sized vehicles in the world. The resale value on this car is always really high, and this is a great option for used cars.

CAR NUMBER 2: TOYOTA CAMRY

When it comes to longevity and dependability, the Toyota Camry may be the best. The engine in this car has been known to last 400,000 miles! Typically, an engine will see a shelf life of around 200,000-250,000 miles. However, the Toyota Camry almost doubles that shelf life. The longevity alone makes this model perfect for anyone looking for a used car.

CAR NUMBER 3: MAZDA MIATA

The next car on our list is for all of the sports car lovers in the world. The Mazda Miata is a sports car that also has an engine that will last a long time. Also, this car has been known to run for a long time before needing any repairs.

CAR NUMBER 4: HYUNDAI ELANTRA

The last major model that would be perfect for anyone looking for a used car is the Hyundai Elantra. This model is well-known for having a great amount of power given the size of the car. This car, from Hyundai, is also a very reliable car that is known for its shelf life. Make sure to keep these four models in mind when you look for your next used car.

Top Four Cheapest Cars that Make you Feel like a King

Hyundai Becomes Greener And Luxurious to Challenge Audi - http://clapway.com/2015/12/08/hyundai-becomes-greener-and-luxurious-to-challenge-audi123/

Hyundai has big plans for 2015. After ten years of providing affordable and reliable cars, the carmaker hopes to bring out its first plug-in electric car, the Hyundai Ioniq. The South Korean car manufacturer was one of the first to introduce hydrogen fuel cell car. With the ix35 Fuel Cell model 2013, and it’s setting trends once again.

The Ioniq is a Hybrid that Can Become Full Electric

The uniqueness of the Hyundai Ioniq comes from the fact that it can transition from a plug-in hybrid to a fully electric car with no changes to the car’s shape, body work or handling, or on-road behavior. The car will be the first in the automotive industry to have this feature. The Ioniq will debut in South Korea in January of 2016, and will be showcased in motor shows in Geneva and New York throughout March.

Hyundai Goes Luxurious

The Genesis brand by Hyundai will be the car maker’s first dip into luxury cars. They are entering the executive sedan market, which is already incredibly competitive. In order for Hyundai to ensure good sales, it should have to release a car that can compete with Audi, Mercedes-Benz and Lexus, not to mention Jaguar, Lexus and Cadillac.

It’s possible that the car maker succeeds with their new Genesis line. Their first model, the Hyundai Genesis G90, brings out the car maker’s concept of ‘new luxury’. It will debut in South Korea at the beginning of 2016. The car was designed by Luc Donckerwolke, a Bentley and Lamborghini veteran, and Peter Schreyer, an Audi alum. The car, according to Schreyer, brings new confidence and originality to the Hyundai brand. They hope to introduce the G90 as a desirable car that expresses new charm that the executive sedan class hasn’t seen before. After its debut in South Korea, we can also expect to see this car in motor shows along the west.

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Hyundai is recalling about 305,000 of its 2011-12 Sonata designs because the automatic transmission might be moved out of park without pushing the brake pedal. This is causing cars the car to roll or repel, based on a statement from the automaker posted today on the National Motorway Traffic Security Management’s site.

Stop Light Switch on Sonatas Stop Working

Hyundai attributed the issue to the stop light switch. It is the third time since 2009 that the carmaker has recalled cars for a malfunctioning brake switch. In this recall, the company stated that the cars had their the transmission move out of park without pressing the brake, the brake lights may remain lit up after the brake pedal was released. There were no injuries or accidents connected to the reported faulty cars.

Hyundai Has Consistent Brake Problems

The automaker told federal regulators the quit lamp button plunger could end up being stuck, yet it was still trying to determine why. They added that they became aware of the problem as a result of an unusual number of service warranty cases The car manufacturer has had a series of problems with brake buttons. In 2013, Kia and parent company, Hyundai, recalled about 1.7 million vehicles, including the 2011 Sonata. Hyundai stated the switch breakdown could trigger troubles such as a driver’s not having the ability to turn off the cruise ship control by touching the brake. In 2009, the company recalled around 533,000 units for comparable problems with the brake light button.

Hyundai Vs Tesla

Seeing as Hyundai has a history of problems with brake lights, other recalls don’t seem to be in such a bad place. Tesla, for one, who just recalled a series of their Model S cars for seat belt issues, is much better off.

Hyundai Sonata Worse Than Recalled Tesla S

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The 2016 Hyundai Sonata Plug in Hybrid is set to arrive at select dealerships this week, and it’s the best hybrid out of Hyundai yet. With a competitive price and a 27 mile All-Electric-Charge, the 2016 Hyundai Sonata is even tied with the Tesla Model S in certain respects.

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2016 Hyundai Sonata Plug In Hybrid Details

The 2016 Hyundai Sonata Plug In Hybrid brings a 0.24 coefficient of drag, which is the same as the Tesla Model S, and a battery system capacity of 9.8kWh, which qualifies for the highest federal tax benefit for its class. It’s EPA i s at 40mpg, and it has in-charge sustaining mode. It’s Level-Two 240V charges in less than 3 hours, and it can drive up to 600 miles.

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2016 Hyundai Sonata Plug In Hybrid is the Out of Hyundai

Hyundai’s first hybrid combines the conventional fuel engine with environmentally friendly all-electric driving, and this flexibility gives drivers the choice of how they want to commute and how it’s most convenient. With it’s total driving range capability capped at 600 miles, it makes for a competitive hybrid vehicle.

The 2016 Hyundai Sonata comes with a 9.8 kWh lithium polymer battery system, which is about five times bigger than the battery, and it reaches 99 MPGe in a charge depleting electric vehicle mode. This can be charged in a Level-One 120V power outlet in less than nine hours, or in under three hours when connected to a Level-Two 240V charging station. The 2016 Hyundai Sonata Plug in Hybrid’s PHEV’s Nu Engine produces 154 horsepower and a 140 lb. ft. of torque. It’s total system output is 202 horsepower at 6,000 rpm, and the power output from the electric motor is 32% more powerful than the one in the regular Sonata Hybrid

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2016 Hyundai Sonata Plug In Hybrid Pricing

The car starts at $34,600 for the standard body, and it can climb up to $38,681 with modifications. This makes for a very competitive price, and offers 17-inch Eco-spoke alloy wheels, hands-free Smart Trunk, Dimension premium audio system, 8-inch touch screen navigation and Blind Spot Detection System with Rear Cross Traffic Alert.

Here is Why 2016 Hyundai Sonata is The Best