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Hyundai has unveiled a new luxury sedan that is capable of outsmarting speed cameras.

Known as the Hyundai Genesis, the car will slow down automatically if it is being driven over the speed limit.

Its automatic braking technology combines with GPS…

Though it may border on heresy in eco-minded California, not all car buyers want a hybrid.

Compared with their non-hybrid brethren, these models usually cost more, accelerate slower and give up trunk space to hold the car's batteries.

Hyundai knows this, and announced this week that it would add the Eco model to its redesigned 2015 Sonata lineup. This new variant bridges the price and efficiency gap between the base model that's rolling into dealerships now and the hybrid version that is set to debut next year.

Combined fuel economy on the Eco jumps 10% over the base…

Zombie drama “The Walking Dead” might not return to AMC until later this year, but die-hard fans can get a special fix courtesy of Hyundai

Hyundai’s special “Walking Dead” edition of its Tucson crossover has gone on sale at dealerships today. Packed with goodies, this limited edition model is designed for fans and doomsdayers alike!

Hyundai Badges, both inside and out, reveal this Tucson's affiliation.

“The Walking Dead Special Edition Tucson represents a chance for loyal fans to show their enthusiasm for the graphic novel series,” said Christine Jew, Tucson product planner, when the model debuted at the…

The Hyundai Santa Fe Sport is a smaller version of the three-row, mid-size Santa Fe, which I tested a few months ago. As I tested the Sport, I wondered how it would compare to the mid-size version and if losing some space and only offering four-cylinder engines make the Santa Fe Sport less of a Santa Fe.

I spent a week with a loaded $33,500 Santa Fe Sport FWD with the base 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine. Its 190 hp is about normal for its class -- the Sport never felt underpowered. Still, Hyundai offers an optional 264 hp turbo engine…

AutoPacific’s VSAs objectively measure owner satisfaction with 50 separate attributes ranging from interior comfort and convenience to fuel economy and performance. This study by the Southern California-based automotive research firm summarizes the results of responses from over 92,000 new vehicle owners.

“The Hyundai Tucson won a decisive victory over tough competition in one of the fastest growing categories in the industry,” said George Peterson, President, AutoPacfic…