Hyundai Veracruz News **Pricing (page 2)**
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Hyundai Veracruz News **Pricing (page 2)**
Hyundai Drops Entourage, Plans Six-Seater Crossover - - Source: The Car Connection
Hyundai announced abruptly last week that it would not rebadge the upcoming Kia Sedona minivan and sell it as its own Entourage family hauler. Instead, the company says it will depend on the new seven-seater Santa Fe SUV and a six-passenger crossover vehicle yet to come to serve as its people movers. The new SUV, which will be sized roughly the same as the Honda Pilot, goes into production in Alabama in late 2006 and will be powered by a 3.8-liter V-6 teamed with a six-speed automatic. The crossover will be patterned after the Portico concept shown at the most recent Chicago auto show and is due in 2008. "We've been encouraged by the response to the Portico concept vehicle we showed in Chicago this year, and the design team has continued to make great progress, so we're accelerating the development of the production version," said Bob Cosmai, president of Hyundai's American operations.
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Hyundai Calls Big Ute Veracruz - SourcE: The Car Connection
Hyundai says the new, larger-than-Santa-Fe crossover SUV it plans to sell as a 2007 model will be called the Veracruz. The mid-size vehicle, Hyundai promises, will be larger than a Honda Pilot, roomier inside for cargo than the big Benz GL, and outfitted with a hideaway third-row seat, giving it seven-passenger capability. A 3.8-liter V-6 and six-speed automatic will be standard, along with stability control, while all-wheel drive will be an option.
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Originally Posted by chungkopi
chop
http://www.leftlanenews.com/2006/08/...ndai-veracruz/
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Originally Posted by biker
Memo to Hyundai - the era of making everything larger is over.
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many people like pilot sized suv. this isn't that much bigger than pilot, so i don't see any problem.
expedition, suburban, armada and etc are too big, but not this one. it looks about right.
expedition, suburban, armada and etc are too big, but not this one. it looks about right.
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Could they have made the Hazard button any larger or any more obvious!?!?!
I like the interior, but that sucker sticks out like a sore thumb.
For something you only use every once in awhile, it doesn't make sense.
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Originally Posted by chungkopi
그녀는 예쁘다!
WOW! (yes ... one on the right ...) I gotta go to Korea one of these days (after all the North Korea issues die down ...)
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Last edited by chungkopi; 10-13-2006 at 02:51 PM.
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Originally Posted by SiGGy
Could they have made the Hazard button any larger or any more obvious!?!?!
I like the interior, but that sucker sticks out like a sore thumb.
For something you only use every once in awhile, it doesn't make sense.
Like a big red button that shuts off all electricity in a datacenter in case of fire
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something tells me this will look much better in person.
most likely, the base will start around 26k and the loaded veracruz will probably be around at 32-34k.
and you all know you can always get 4-5k discount with hyundai. i think this will sell alot.
most likely, the base will start around 26k and the loaded veracruz will probably be around at 32-34k.
and you all know you can always get 4-5k discount with hyundai. i think this will sell alot.
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Originally Posted by chungkopi
something tells me this will look much better in person.
most likely, the base will start around 26k and the loaded veracruz will probably be around at 32-34k.
and you all know you can always get 4-5k discount with hyundai. i think this will sell alot.
most likely, the base will start around 26k and the loaded veracruz will probably be around at 32-34k.
and you all know you can always get 4-5k discount with hyundai. i think this will sell alot.
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Hyundai’s fast and dramatic rise to excellence continues, if their pricing announcement for the Veracruz SUV is any indication. They will start offering the full-size SUV at $26,995 for a front-driver, while pricing can get as high as $34,695 for a loaded AWD model. That’s an attractive price for an SUV with a six-speed automatic, room for seven, and the kind of interior quality that you’d find in something from Lexus. We’ll drive a Veracruz later this month and will be back with a full report.
Veracruz GLS FWD $26,305
Veracruz GLS AWD $28,005
Veracruz SE FWD $28,005
Veracruz SE AWD $29,705
Veracruz Limited FWD $32,305
Veracruz Limited AWD $34,005
$690 destination charge not included
Canadian pricing is $39,995 and $45,995