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| Hyundai-Kia Growth Pared in Collision at Same Price Points: Cars
When General Motors Co., Volkswagen AG and Toyota Motor Corp. look into their rear-view mirrors, they see Hyundai Motor Co. When Hyundai looks behind, it sees its own smaller affiliate, Kia Motors Corp.
| Hyundai-Kia Growth Weakened With Collision at Similiar Price Points: Cars
Kia’s deliveries of the midsize Optima sedan -- called K5 in South Korea -- more than tripled last year, partly at the expense of Hyundai’s Sonata, whose increase was limited to 5.2 percent.
| Hyundai is struggling to keep up with demand
LAS VEGAS -- Hyundai Motor America is squeezing as much production as possible out of its facilities in the United States, but it will not be enough to meet demand, CEO John Krafcik told dealers at a J.D. Power and Associates conference in Las Vegas on Friday.
| What Hyundai Didn't Include In Its Super Bowl Ad
? Like many other automakers Hyundai is running ads on this year?s Super Bowl, including one for its popular Elantra line of cars. By all accounts it?s a straightforward affair, focusing more on the vehicle than on, say, raging zombies, barking/singing dogs or Soup Nazis. If you look closely reports suggest you can even catch ...
| What Hyundai Didn't Include In Its Super Bowl Ad -- Updated
Like many other automakers Hyundai is running ads on this year’s Super Bowl, including one for its popular Elantra line of cars. By all accounts it’s a straightforward affair, focusing more on the vehicle than on, say, raging zombies, barking/singing dogs or Soup Nazis.
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