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The 2020 Hyundai Palisade is a luxury-grade SUV for a non-luxury price. With a spacious, well-appointed interior, stylish exterior, and multimedia options, you'll be amazed at how far your dollar goes. Performance The Palisade is shockingly fast for its size; in just 7.4 seconds it goes from 0-60 miles per hour. This is made possible by its 3.8-liter v6 engine, giving it 291 horsepower and 262 foot-pounds of torque. It features smooth shifting with steering-wheel-mounted shifters and 8-speed automatic transmission. All Wheel Drive is available for those who want to travel with confidence over all terrains. With the right options, the Palisade can tow up to 5000 pounds. The steering is smooth and precise, and this can be augmented with the sport mode. It features a smooth ride and gets up to 26 miles per gallon on the highway. more Luxury Interior The quality of the interior really stands out on the Palisade. On some models, you can seat up to 8 people, and it comes standard with padded cloth seating. If you want to upgrade to something a little bit nicer, all leather seating is featured on the Limited model. Behind the third row, you get 18 cubic feet of space, but if you fold down the 2 back rows you get an astonishing 86.4 cubic space. The Limited model also features a dual sunroof, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, and a heads up display so you can get info without looking down at the dashboard. The Power sunroof is available on some models, so you can feel the wind through your hair as you drive. The drive guidance option gets you a 10.25-inch touchscreen with navigation, Sirius XM radio, and a multi-device connection. Value With a starting MSRP of just $31,975, you're getting a lot for a little with the Palisade. It also comes with an equally valuable warranty, with 10 years on the powertrain good for 100,000 miles. The limited warranty is good for 5 years or 60,000 miles, and you get 5 years of roadside assistance for unlimited miles. Hyundai goes the extra mile with an anti-perforation warranty, good for 7 years and unlimited miles. Keeping You and Your Family Safe The Palisade has perfect marks in safety, with a perfect 5 out of 5 marks from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and was a top safety pick for 2020 according to the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety. It includes driver-assist features such as forward collision-avoidance assist with pedestrian detection, smart cruise control, and blind-spot collision avoidance assistance. It also features lane-keeping assist, high beam assist, and a system for alerting you of incoming cars while backing up. All of those systems we've come to expect from modern vehicles, but the Palisade has even more to offer. It has a safe exit assist, which will prevent the child lock from being overridden if it detects oncoming cars. The rear occupant alert will remind you of passengers in the back seat when you are exiting. You really need to see this all in person, so come test-drive the Palisade at Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville, where we guarantee the lowest prices around.

The 2020 Hyundai Venue is designed for those who love value. Starting at just $18,470 MSRP, it is also extremely efficient. It gets 30 miles per gallon city and 34 miles per gallon highway, for a combined 32 mpg. This is the debut year for the Venue, so let's see all the features Hyundai has packed into this car. Performance in a Small Package Hyundai has packed a lot into a small vehicle, which is perfect for city dwellers who want an efficient, nimble vehicle. It only weighs 2,699 pounds, which means its 121 horsepower four-cylinder engine is more than enough to get you going. It is only 13 feet long, and 6 feet wide, which is considerably smaller than most parking spaces. You'll be able to get those parking spots that are too small for bulkier cars and SUVs. The Venue also has very responsive steering, so you'll be able to zip in and out of traffic. The Venue is also surprisingly roomy, Hyundai has maximized the interior space to give you 19 feet of cubic space in the rear, with the rear seats folded down that goes up to 32 feet of cubic space. more Comfortable Interior The Venue comes with a well-designed interior featuring a number of tech upgrades that give the dash a pleasing look. There are a number of modern available features such as a leather steering wheel, and heated front seats for those chilly winter nights. On certain models, there is also the option for keyless door entry and starting the engine with the push of a button. Entertainment and Technology Standard on the Venue is a surprisingly large 8.0-inch touchscreen featuring connectivity with Apple Carplay and Android Auto. The menus and knobs are easy to navigate, and on the SEL and Denim models, you can upgrade to navigation with real-time traffic updates. The base SE model comes with four built-in speakers, while the SEL and Denim models have six. Safety and Driver Assistance The Venue comes equipped with many of the driver assistance features we've come to expect in modern cars. It will sense when there are obstacles in front of you, warn you about them, and even apply the brakes automatically if you are about to hit something. It will warn you if you are about to leave your lane, and will even apply slight pressure to your steering wheel to keep you from veering into other lanes unintentionally. All Venues also include a system to warn you if you appear to be falling asleep. The Insurance Institute of Highway Safety was so impressed with the Venue they rated it as a top safety pick for 2020 when equipped with LED projector headlights (which is available on the Denim and SEL). The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave it four stars for its crash test performance. Come see all these features and more at Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville. We stand behind every vehicle on our lot.

Your Hyundai has always been a great way to reliably do your daily commute, but what happens if it needs to have one of its parts replaced? It can be a difficult and time-sensitive decision to make. Here are three tips to help you get your Hyundai parts repaired or replaced the right way. 1. Get the Real Parts Designed for Your Hyundai Not all parts are the same, even if they are designed to do the same job. When you visit a Hyundai dealer to get your car repaired, any new parts will be authentic parts from Hyundai. These parts have been designed by Hyundai for your specific vehicle. These parts ensure that your vehicle will run just as it did when it was brand new. If you choose to go to an independent dealer, you may be getting generic parts in your vehicle. These can be cheaper, but they are also designed to work in a variety of cars, not just your Hyundai. Although generic parts can get the job done, you may also be taking a risk by going this route. more 2. Make Sure Your Car Is Being Repaired by an Expert Cars are not simple things to fix. Every year more technology is put into vehicles, and this technology needs specialized training to fix. Hyundai technicians are trained by Hyundai and are kept up-to-date on the new technologies going into your car. This means that they can make sure your car is fixed and returned to you as quickly as possible. At independent repair shops, you can never be certain that the mechanic has experience with your car. They also may not have access to the tools and diagnostic equipment required to get your Hyundai fixed. For these reasons, when something goes wrong with your car, it can really pay off to trust the mechanics at a Hyundai dealership. 3. Pay Attention to Your Warranty Warranties can be one of those things that you forget about, but they can save you a lot of money. Hyundais in America come with a 5-year/60,000 mile basic warranty and a 10-year/100,000 mile powertrain warranty. If your Hyundai is having any troubles and you are within warranty, then you can get those parts replaced for free at a Hyundai dealer. Even if your car is out of warranty, it may be worth considering the parts warranty that you receive when you get those parts replaced at a Hyundai dealer. The parts warranty on the work done on your car lasts for 12 months or 12,000 miles. So if something happens with your new parts, you can get them replaced for free at any Hyundai dealer. Your vehicle is an integral part of your day. So when your Hyundai isn't working, it can be a huge problem for you and your family. If that happens, get it repaired right by trusting the experts at a Hyundai dealership. Call Crain Hyundai today to get your car repaired and back on the road.

Practicality, functionality, and style in one SUV- what else could a driver possibly ask for? If you want to invest in a sparkling new SUV that has a solid history behind it and ranks strongly from well-known publications like Edmunds, then the 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe should be a favorite contender in your shopping list. To learn more about the all-new Hyundai Santa Fe and some of its standout features, read on. 1. Optional Turbo Option The new Santa Fe's 2.0L turbocharged four-wheeler has more than enough firepower to move it along effortlessly. After all, you get 260 lb-ft of torque under the hood and a whopping 235 horsepower. Add to that an eight-speed automatic, and you have a banger of an SUV! more 2. Exceptional Standard Features The base trim of the 2020 Santa Fe comes fitted with a standard Safety Sense technology package. It also offers SUV lovers Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, and Android Auto capabilities. To elevate the driving experience, you get four USB ports, a 7-inch digital screen, front-wheel drive, and keyless entry. 3. Available Heads Up Display Want a smooth drive without taking your eyes off the road? The all-new Hyundai Santa Fe ensures just that, offering an optional head-up display that enables you to monitor speed and other vital information. Upgrade to the higher trims, and you get this plus many other high-quality features. 4. Sleek Exterior There's no doubt that the Santa Fe is a handsomely designed SUV. It features a bold exterior design that almost feels stately, as well as distinctive lighting and an aggressive mesh grille. Day time running lights, LED headlights, and taillights give it an even sharper appearance. 5. Top-Notch Warranty With the all-new Hyundai Santa Fe, you get one of the best warranties for an SUV of its range. It features a 60,000 mile or five-year limited warranty. The best part? It has a 100,000 mile or 10-year powertrain warranty! The vast coverage assures you that the Santa Fe will be a reliable car well into the future. 6. Spacious Interior The new Santa Fe's interior is quite spacious and attractive. It is designed for luxury and comfort yet boasts a posh look to it. As for space, you get 35.9 cubic feet of cargo area, more than enough to ferry all your daily necessities and your family's too. If you need extra space, you can fold down the rear seats, and that instantly affords you a cargo area of 71.3 cubic feet. Need to secure your valuable items? There's an under-floor storage unit to accommodate a few of those. 7. Exciting Upgrade Suites Stepping up from the base trim offers shoppers plenty of high-end upgrades. The SEL comes standard with additional safety technology like Hillstart assist control as well as heated seats. If you want in on the Premium package and Convenience package, you'll have more exceptional features like wireless device charging, panoramic sunroof, and dual-zone climate control. The all-new Hyundai Santa Fe is the closest thing to perfection in the midsize SUV category. It has endless high-tech features and modern design. You'll find it super comfortable, as well. Of course, additional perks such as lengthy warranty and the low price tag make this Santa Fe worth your every buck. Do you see yourself in a new Hyundai Santa Fe sometime soon? Contact any of our experts at Crain Hyundai Of Fayetteville to book a test-drive.

The 2020 Hyundai Elantra and the 2020 Sonata have good reviews from both buyers and industry publications. However, you should be aware of their significant differences before trying to decide which model best suits your needs. Here are the major factors that you will probably want to consider. 1. Size Although the Sonata is a full-sized sedan, while the Elantra is a compact, both cars seat 5 passengers. So let's look a little closer at where the differences are. Interior If the driver or one of the regular passengers is taller than average, it might be important to have extra room inside the car. Both front and rear seats of the Sonata provide 2 inches more shoulder room than the Elantra, and the Sonata's front seat has 4 more inches of leg space, as well. more Exterior The Sonata is 2.3 inches wider and 11 inches longer than the Elantra. So the size of your garage, or anywhere you frequently need to park, will make a difference here. Something else to think about is that the Elantra is officially classified as a compact vehicle, so that may come in handy if you often park in places where there are special spots reserved for compact cars. 2. Safety The Elantra has advanced safety features even on its base model, such as: Lane-keeping assist Lane-departure warning Automatic emergency braking and forward-collision warning Blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert are available as upgrades, and standard on higher trims. Standard safety features on the Sonata include: Forward-collision avoidance Lane-keeping assist Automatic high-beam assist Adaptive cruise control Driver-attention warning Blind-spot monitoring is available as an upgrade (and standard in the SEL trim). Automatic parking is standard in Limited trim. 3. Features If size hasn't narrowed your choice between the two models, then maybe the features available in each will help you decide. Elantra Standard features in the Elantra include: Dual-zone climate control An updated suspension A continuously variable transmission (CVT) option that is new for this model 5-inch dashboard screen, with 7-inch touchscreen in higher models and 8 inches available with navigation and wireless phone charging Superb fuel economy and handling Sonata You'll find standard in the Sonata: Competitive handling and fuel economy CVT option 8-inch touchscreen A Digital Key that lets you unlock the car with your phone is offered in SEL trim and higher. 4. Engine While both models have 4 cylinder engines in their base models, the Sonata has 191 hp and 181 pound-feet of torque, while the base Elantra has 147 hp and 132 pound-feet of torque. However, the Elantra can be upgraded to 201 hp and 195 pound-feet of torque. 5. Base Price The larger Sonata has more features, but also a higher price tag. It's starting price is a few thousand dollars more than the Elantra. Visit Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville today for a test drive of either of these great cars. Find the one that fits your budget and driving needs today!

So you have decided to buy the 2020 Hyundai Sonata, which is quite an impressive midsize car for work and family. However, you're unsure what trim to pick. This model is available in up to seven trims, and the SE and SEL are the base options. These two trims make great picks for the smallest outlay, but which should you choose? Interior Features Regarding the interior, the two trims are both comfortable, with leather seating surfaces. They both support Bluetooth connectivity, as well as Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The two trims also have 6-speaker audio systems, which are ideal for entertainment enthusiasts. However, the SEL has even more infotainment features, such as the Blue Link Connected Car system and SiriusXM radio. The SEL trim also has heated front seats and an 8-way power driver seat with power lumbar, which SE doesn't have. It also features rear center armrest with dual cupholders for passengers. Exterior Design On the outside, the SE has several standard features, such as lamp-style daytime running lights, automatic projector-beam headlights,  LED taillights, chrome window belt molding, a single exhaust outlet, 16-inch tires, and power-folding side mirrors. Others include glossy chrome window trim, solar control glass, and acoustic film windshield. The SEL has all of the above standard features, but it also adds to that with other exciting offerings. This includes heated side mirrors, gloss black front grille, twin-tip single exhaust, sport bumper fascia, 17-inch alloy tires, and acoustic film front door glass. So, if you want more exterior features, the 2020 Hyundai Sonata SEL will make a great pick. more Safety Features Both trims come with several standard safety features, such as Lane-Keeping Assist, Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection, Driver Attention Warning, Smart Cruise Control (SCC) with Stop & Go, and Rear Occupant Alert (ROA). Keep in mind that there are even more features, like child locks, stability management, dual front airbags, and ABS. The SEL boasts two more safety features: Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist (RCCA) and Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist (BCAA), which help to avoid accidents in tight spots. Engine Type Both trims have the same 2.5-L 4-cylinder engine with 191 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque. However, the distinguishing element is that the SE has the Idle Stop & Go feature, which the SEL lacks. Regarding the fuel system, they both use a gasoline direct injection system. If fuel efficiency is vital to you, the SE is the ideal option, as it gets a combined 33 mpg. Now that you know the differences between the two options, you can make a decision that best fits your budget and preferences. The 2020 Sonata is a great vehicle, and it has a lot to offer. If you want to learn more about it, be sure to contact Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville today. We'll glad to have you test drive both trims and find the right one for you.

With so many different vehicles on the road today, it can be difficult to know what model is right for you. One of the most fuel-efficient options available is a hybrid vehicle with a gas engine and an electric motor. Keep reading to find out why you should consider a hybrid for your next vehicle. Efficient and Environmentally Friendly Gas prices have been low recently, but they could rise at any time. With a hybrid, fuel prices don't impact your budget as much as they do with a gasoline vehicle. It also helps the environment by reducing carbon dioxide and particulates in the air caused by using fossil fuels. You won't need to refill your fuel tank as often, and you'll get many of the advantages of an electric vehicle without the inconvenience of a long charging time. more Comfortable and Quiet Hybrids are just as comfortable and fun to drive as traditional gasoline vehicles. You can enjoy luxurious seats, great speakers, infotainment systems, excellent safety and driver assistance features, and more. Advanced battery technology and engine design means there's plenty of room for cargo and passengers. Electric engines are much quieter than gasoline engines, making for a quiet ride. Variety of Available Options The 2020 Hyundai Sonata hybrid sedan has a sleek, sporty look, a sculpted hood, and a prominent grille. You can choose Blue, SEL, or Limited trim levels, and the gas and electric engines produce 192 horsepower combined.  The Sonata hybrid can get 50 mpg in the city and 54 mpg on the highway. The 2019 Sonata plug-in hybrid has a 600-mile range, and it generates 202 horsepower with the gas and electric engines. It gets 99 MPGe, which is equivalent to the mpg for vehicles that use alternative fuels. The 2020 Ioniq hatchback is the most efficient hybrid available in the United States. Blue, SE, SEL, and Limited trims are available, and the gas and electric engines make 139 horsepower combined. The Ioniq can get 57 mpg in traffic and 59 mpg on the open road. With the plug-in hybrid, you can go up to 630 miles without refilling your gas tank, and you'll get 119 MPGe. Government Incentives Hybrids and plug-in hybrids are more expensive than gas vehicles, but lower fuel costs compensate for the difference. If you buy a new car, you can also qualify for a federal tax credit to help you cover some of the initial costs. You'll need to file your taxes to get the money, and the credit amount will depend on your income, the model you choose, and your state. In many cities, people driving hybrids and plug-in hybrids can use the carpool lane to get to and from work faster as well. Visit the experts at Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville to learn more about hybrids and plug-in hybrids. We have decades of experience and an impressive inventory, and we can help you find the ideal hybrid for your needs. We're open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and our friendly salespeople will make sure you have an easy, stress-free buying experience.

The 2020 Hyundai Tucson is a compact SUV with a variety of modern, convenient features, and it's ideal for commuting. Six trim levels are available: SE, Value, SEL, Sport, Limited, and Ultimate. Keep reading to learn about some of this appealing vehicle's best features. An Attractive Exterior The 2020 Tucson is sporty and agile, and it has a unique, eye-catching trapezoidal grille with black mesh or horizontal chrome bars and the Hyundai logo in the center. The LED headlights wrap around the sculpted hood, giving it a graceful look. You'll also get folding side mirrors, 17-inch wheels, solar glass, and privacy glass for the rear windows. more You can add a panoramic sunroof, fog lights, automatic high beams, heated side mirrors with turn signals, and roof rails. Rain-sensing windshield wipers, 18- or 19-inch wheels, and a hands-free liftgate with adjustable height settings are optional as well. Color choices include Cream White, Magnetic Force, Winter White, Stellar Silver, Dusk Blue, Gemstone Red, Aqua Blue, Sage Brown, and Black Noir Pearl. A Comfortable Interior This SUV has a sleek, comfortable interior with plenty of space for cargo and room for up to five passengers. It comes with folding rear seats; a 7-inch touch screen; Apple Carplay and Android Auto compatibility; and convenient audio, phone, and cruise controls on the steering wheel. The Tucson also comes with a 3.5-inch driver information display, keyless entry, and three 12-volt power outlets. Additional options include heated leather seats with three temperature settings, cooled seats, and eight-way power front seats with power lumbar support. You can also choose SiriusXM satellite radio, an 8-inch touch screen, navigation, wireless charging, dual-zone climate control with rear air vents, and an eight-speaker audio system with two tweeters and a subwoofer. A heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, a 4.2-inch driver information display, and push-button start are also available. Excellent Performance With its smooth ride, impressive acceleration, and easy maneuverability, you'll love driving the Tucson. Its 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine creates 161 horsepower and 150 pound-feet of torque. You can also choose a 2.4-liter motor that gives 181 horsepower and 175 pound-feet of torque. The 2.0-liter engine can tow up to 1,500 pounds, and the 2.4-liter model can pull up to 2,000 pounds. Both options use a six-speed automatic transmission with a sport mode for outstanding responsiveness, and all-wheel drive is available. Outstanding Safety The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety called the 2020 Tucson a Top Safety Pick, and this SUV got a five-star rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. You'll get a variety of safety and driver assistance features, including a driver attention warning to help you keep your eyes on the road, automatic emergency braking, and lane-keeping assistance. You can also choose blind-spot monitoring, pedestrian detection, advanced cruise control that can stop and start automatically in traffic, and a camera system that provides a 360-degree view. Visit Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville to learn more about the 2020 Tucson. We have an extensive inventory, and we can help you choose a vehicle you'll love.

Whether your vehicle is new or old, it's important to keep it running in good shape. Along with getting regular tune-ups, you should also check your car's fluids to prevent future damage. Read on to learn more about the fluids that keep your vehicle running and the importance of routine checkups. Engine Oil Engine oil is a vital component that keeps your car running. Regularly checking the oil can help you ensure that the engine is in working condition and that every part is moving smoothly. If your vehicle is low on oil, it can wreak havoc on your engine, so it's essential to check your oil levels frequently. If you want to check the oil yourself, wait for the engine to cool down. Pull out your car's dipstick, wipe it clean, and reinsert it. Now, pull it out again and use the indicators to figure out how much oil your engine has left. If your oil is at or below the minimum recommended level, you should add more as soon as possible. more Check the quality of the oil by making sure it's slick and smooth rather than gritty. You should check its color as well. If it's a dark color, this may indicate dirty oil that needs to be changed, and if it's a milky color, there may be coolant leaking into your car's engine. In comparison, new, clean oil is generally more of an amber color. Coolant Also known as antifreeze, your car's coolant helps absorb the heat from the engine. It does this by dissipating the heat through the radiator to keep everything cool. When your coolant is at the optimal level, it can prevent your car from overheating. As with engine oil, it's best to avoid checking the coolant level until the engine has cooled down. If you have a vehicle with a coolant expansion tank, you can check the coolant level by ensuring it's between the minimum and maximum indicators. You can also open the radiator cap to see if it's filled to the top. Use the correct coolant for your vehicle, and let the radiator get rid of any air bubbles before you place the cap back on. Transmission Fluid A car's transmission fluid cools the transmission and lubricates various moving components, including gears, clutches, and valves. When your transmission fluid is low or bad, it can make it harder to shift gears and drive. If your car has a dipstick, turn on the engine and place the vehicle in park or neutral. Then, check the fluid and its condition. Make sure that it's smooth and either amber or red. If it's anything but that, there's likely an issue that needs attention. If you want to add transmission fluid, pour it into the fill tube and shift your gears by placing your foot on the brake. Head to a mechanic if your car doesn't have a dipstick so that they can check the fluid for you. Staying on top of these fluids helps ensure a more optimal driving experience, so make sure to check them regularly or head to your trusted mechanic if you need help. Image via hyundaiusa.com

If you're looking for a new vehicle, check out the latest Hyundai Kona. This SUV comes in five available trim levels and everything you need for a powerful and enjoyable ride. Read on to learn more about each Hyundai Kona trim level and which one is best for you. Power and Performance Under the hood, the SE, SEL, and SEL Plus trim levels feature a 2.0-liter inline four-cylinder engine that generates 147 horsepower and 132 pound-feet of torque. The Limited and Ultimate trims feature a 1.6-liter inline four-cylinder turbocharged engine that produces 175 horsepower and 195 pound-feet of torque. Each trim level comes with front-wheel drive, though you can opt for an all-wheel-drive system if that's your preference. In addition, all models apart from the Limited and Ultimate editions have a 6-speed automatic transmission with SHIFTRONIC. In contrast, the two top-tier trims have a 7-speed EcoShift dual-clutch transmission. more Exterior Features While all of the trims look similar at a glance, they have subtle exterior differences that make them unique. For example, the SE features 16-in alloy wheels, the SEL and SEL Plus have 17-inch alloy wheels, and the Limited and Ultimate trims have 18-inch alloy wheels. In addition, while all models have LED daytime running lights, the SEL Plus on up feature front fog lights to help you see during less-than-favorable weather conditions. You also get LED taillights with the Limited and Ultimate trims. Interior Features Inside the cabin, the SE, SEL, and SEL Plus  feature cloth seats, whereas the Limited and Ultimate trims have leather seats. The SE and SEL also come standard with a 6-way adjustable driver seat, as opposed to the 8-way power driver seat that comes with the SEL Plus, Limited, and Ultimate trims. In addition, all trims apart from the base level feature a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob as an added luxury. Entertainment and Connectivity Every Hyundai Kona is prepared to keep you and your passengers safe on the road ahead. All models apart from the top-tier Ultimate edition have a 7-inch color touchscreen display audio system. The Ultimate features an 8-inch color touchscreen with navigation to help you get to your next destination with ease. The SEL Plus edition on up also have the Infinity Premium Audio with Clari-Fi Music Restoration and Technology. This feature comes with an external amp and eight speakers. As an added convenience, all trims feature Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Safety Features Every Hyundai Kona comes with several safety features to give you added confidence on the road. They all have an anti-lock braking system, electronic stability control with traction control and brake assist, a tire pressure monitoring system, lane-keeping assist, and forward collision-avoidance assist. The SEL and SEL Plus also come standard with a blind-spot collision warning, lane change assist, and a rear cross-traffic collision warning. In addition, the Ultimate edition has forward collision-avoidance assist with pedestrian detection and a parking distance warning. If you're ready to take the 2020 Hyundai Kona for a test drive, stop by Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville. We're here to answer your questions and get you behind the wheel in no time.

Hyundai's lineup consists of a wide variety of vehicles, from compacts to SUVs, sedans, and hatchbacks. With so many to choose from, it's not always easy to decide which one is right for you. Depending on what your driving needs are, whether it's commuting to and from work or running lots of errands around town, you might need to take fuel economy into consideration. If so, check out the best Hyundais for gas mileage. The 2020 Ioniq Hybrid The Ioniq is one of the most fuel-efficient hybrids on the market. Earning up to 57 mpg in the city and 59 on the highway, this is one of Hyundai's most efficient choices. The Ioniq Hybrid is fun to drive and comes with loads of technology and the latest advanced safety systems. The comfortable cabin has room for up to five passengers, and even the entry-level model comes standard with an 8-inch touch screen display, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and USB ports. Bump up to the top-level trim, and you'll get a 10.3-inch screen with integrated navigation. more The 2020 Kona The Kona is Hyundai's subcompact SUV. It offers a choice between a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with a six-speed automatic transmission or a 1.6-liter turbo four-cylinder engine with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The 2.0-liter engine will get you 33 mpg on the highway and 27 mpg in the city. The Kona comes in five different trim levels, offers excellent driving dynamics, has a strong engine, and includes an upscale cabin. Standard safety features in the Kona include forward collision warning, a driver attention monitor, lane keep assist, and a rearview camera. Additional options include rear parking sensors, pedestrian detection, and adaptive cruise control. The 2020 Venue The Venue is an all-new model in the Hyundai lineup. It has a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine that generates 121 horsepower, and it gets 30 mpg in the city and 34 on the highway. The Venue is a small crossover SUV with room for up to five passengers. It comes standard with an 8-inch touch screen display, HD radio, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a four-speaker stereo system. This Hyundai also comes standard with forward collision warning, lane keep assist, pedestrian detection, automatic braking, and a driver drowsiness monitoring system. The 2020 Accent If you prefer the feel of driving a sedan over an SUV, then the Hyundai Accent is an excellent choice. It comes with a four-cylinder engine with 120 horsepower and will get up to 29 mpg in the city and 39 mpg on the highway with the standard transmission. Opting for the CVT increases the fuel economy to 33/41 mpg. The Accent has room for five, and features such as a 7-inch touch screen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and satellite radio are all available. This sedan also offers safety features such as forward collision warning and an automatic emergency braking system. Visit Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville to find the Hyundai model with the perfect combination of fuel economy, safety measures, and other features for you.

For eco-friendly drivers that are looking for a Hyundai with an electric option, you're in luck. This year's Hyundai lineup has some great hybrid and all-electric vehicle options to choose from. Take a look at the features of some of the following electric vehicles. 2020 Kona Electric The 2020 Kona Electric is the world's first all-electric subcompact SUV. It has a range of 258 miles when you have a fully charged battery. With the 150-kW motor, this SUV produces 201 horsepower. Inside, you may enjoy comforts such as a 7-inch color touch screen display, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, leather seating surfaces, a power sunroof, ventilated front seats, or a head-up display, depending on the trim level you go with. Safety features may include blind-spot collision warning, forward collision avoidance assistance, or smart cruise control with stop and go. You can comfortably fit up to five people in the Kona, and with the 60/40 split-fold rear seat, you'll have up to 45.8 cubic feet of cargo space available for all your stuff. more 2020 Ioniq Electric Are you looking for a vehicle that produces zero emissions but still looks and drives great? Look no further than the 2020 Ioniq Electric. This hatchback has plenty of exterior styling and high-tech features that make it a great fit for your lifestyle. Its patterned front grille gives it a unique, memorable appearance, while the signature LED headlights provide you with a clear view of what's ahead when driving at night. Upgrade to the 10.25-inch touch screen to get an even better picture of the information that's important to you. The all-electric range for this car is 170 miles, which means fewer trips to the refueling station. You'll have no trouble keeping up in traffic, as the motor is capable of making 134 horsepower. 2020 Sonata Hybrid A stylish sports coupe, the 2020 Sonata Hybrid will turn heads wherever you go. Add the innovative roof solar panels to help boost your mileage. It can gain you an extra 700 miles per year under the right conditions. As is, this car can get around 680 miles of range off of both gas and electric power. Easily access all your favorite apps on the available 10.25-inch touch screen and take advantage of the app that lets you use your Android phone as a key fob. You'll be able to lock and unlock your doors and start your car remotely. With Hyundai SmartSense, you'll feel confident behind the wheel of the Sonata Hybrid. This suite of safety features includes blind-spot collision-avoidance assist, smart cruise control with stop and go, lane following assist, rear cross-traffic collision-avoidance assist, and a driver attention warning. If driving an electric vehicle interests you, check out some of the great options in Hyundai's 2020 lineup. Each of these innovative vehicles has impressive mileage and range that is sure to get you anywhere you want to go. Stop by Crain Hyundai of Fayetteville and check out our inventor y of all-electric and hybrid vehicles. We're sure to have something for you.