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HYUNDAI SONATA

The 2018 Sonata has been restyled inside and out to compete in the mid-size sedan market. The new model also has updates SPECS
to the suspension and steering for improved ride quality and driver response. All models come standard with blind-spot, lane TYPE
keeping and rear cross-traffic warnings as standard equipment. There are nine trim levels and three engine choices, including a Sedan
pair of turbocharged options. The base, 2.4-liter engine has 185 horsepower and is mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. DRIVETRAIN
Two turbo trim levels get a 245-horsepower turbo 2.0-liter and a new 8-speed automatic. A turbo 1.6-liter with 178 horsepower 2.4-liter Turbo V6,
with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic is available in the eco models. The base model offers automatic headlights, a tilt/telescoping
steering wheel, 7-inch display screen, rearview camera, Bluetooth and Apple and Android compatibility. The Eco trim is equipped 185 HP,
the same, except for the engine choice. Upper trim levels offer a long list of features including larger display screen, heated 6-speed Automatic
leather seats, sunroof, paddle shifters and enhanced safety options. FUEL ECONOMY
28 City / 37 Highway
BASE PRICE
$22,050

INFINITI QX50

SPECS The Infiniti QX50, five passenger SUV, is totally redesigned inside and out and comes with a new variable compression turbocharged
TYPE four-cylinder engine. The new engine is capable of varying the compression ratio for better fuel economy and more horsepower
SUV when needed. The QX50 is in the middle of Infiniti’s SUV/crossover family and comes loaded with a host of systems for comfort and
DRIVETRAIN driving. Dual screens on the center dash share navigation, climate and entertainment controls. A 9-inch display area offers additional
2.0-liter Variable information on the heads-up display system. Four USB ports and Bluetooth offer a variety of ways to stream media or information.
Safety features offered include Infiniti’s
Compression-turbo ProPilot program that helps in stop-and-
Four-cylinder, go traffic, and assistance with acceleration,
3268 HP, CVT braking and steering, surround view camera,
FUEL ECONOMY front and rear parking sensors and reverse
19 City / 27 Highway automatic braking. Comfort features include
BASE PRICE panoramic moonroof, heated and ventilated
$68,350 front seats, hands-free tailgate operation,
quilted leather upholstery enhanced with
wood and aluminum trim and 19- or 20-inch
wheels.

JEEP WRANGLER

It may be one of the most anticipated new models to hit dealers in years. The 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL offers many upgrades and SPECS
advantages over the outgoing JK version. It still looks like a Wrangler, with a windshield that folds flat, has two or four doors and TYPE
removable door and roof panels, which are much easier to operate. A new 3.6-liter V6 with 285 horsepower is the engine of choice Truck
with a 6-speed manual or optional 8-speed automatic. A 2.0-liter, turbocharged in-line four, mild-hybrid engine is available but DRIVETRAIN
only with the automatic transmission. Both engines feature start/stop functionality. The display screen comes standard at 5 inches 3.6-liter V6, 285 HP,
but can be upgraded to 7- or 8.4-inch screens. Navigation, A/C,
power windows, heated seats and steering wheels and remote start 6-speed Manual,
are optional. A rear view camera and lane departure warnings are the 8-speed Automatic
standard safety features. Rear parking sensors FUEL ECONOMY
and blind-spot warnings are optional. Lighter 18 City / 23 Highway
and slightly longer, the JL still provides the BASE PRICE
off-road capability Jeep owners covet. $26,995

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