Spradley Barr Motors

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., 03/11/2011
The all-new 2011 Hyundai Elantra, in its mission to redefine the compact car segment, is also proving that non-hybrid vehicles can be among the most fuel-efficient cars on the road. TrueCar.com, the authority on new car pricing, trends and forecasting, named its Top Ten most fuel-efficient cars and the Hyundai Elantra was the only non-hybrid to make the

Equipped with a 385-horsepower (hp) V8 engine, you could hardly call the current Hyundai Genesis 4.6 sedan average. In most road tests, the luxury vehicle races from 0-60 mph in approximately five-and-a-half seconds.

There have, however, been a handful of drivers who have complained about the Hyundai Genesis' lack of sport. To raise the bar further and satisfy even the most dedicated drivers on the road, Hyundai has fitted their imminent 2012 Genesis R-Spec