In what has to be one of the most remarkable turnarounds in automotive history, Hyundai has virtually reinvented itself. Back in 1985, Hyundai’s first car in the U.S., the Excel, attracted a lot of attention with its sub-$5000 base price and handsome Italian styling. Buyers responded enthusiastically, buying nearly 170,000...

Hyundai’s design renaissance is no longer a secret. If awards were given for the most improved styling of a product line, Hyundai—and indeed its sister brand Kia—would easily be at the top of the podium. And now we have the new Hyundai Elantra, whose gracefully fluidic lines immediately recall those of...

Hyundai Turbo? There's a new phrase in automotive circles, but not as incongruous as any preconceived notions you may be holding about the automaker might lead you to believe. Decisive Magazine reported on the newfound grace of the turbocharged engine's Hyundai Sonata host earlier this year. In that evaluation, we...

In continuation of its march to be a player in every automotive segment, Hyundai now offers—for your consideration—its first full on luxury car. Equus. The most upscale Hyundai ever, the Korean manufacturer intends the 2011 Equus to be considered in the same thought as Audi A8, BMW 7 Series and...

Every thirty-six minutes in the US, a child learns she/he has cancer.  That equates to 15,000 cases a year, or more than enough to fill a class-room of children every day. Pediatric cancer is the leading cause of death by disease for children in the US.  But the good news...