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Jacksonville Hyundai Equus shoppers will soon have their first look at the highly-touted 2011 Hyundai Equus. The new model will be arriving in October at Hyundai of St Augustine’s dealership.

The Equus has been highly anticipated by many St  Augustine Hyundai Equus shoppers because it has many of the same features as a high-end luxury vehicle with a price anywhere from $12 – $35,000 less.

The leather is soft. The seat is plush and comfortable, and the headliner is made from of Alcantara suede, just like that in an S65 AMG. The 2011 Hyundai Equus even has French stitching on the leather-wrapped dash.

This full-size, rear-drive luxury sedan will give Hyundai a budget alternative to a Mercedes S-Class, Lexus LS, Jaguar XJ or other top-notch sedans.

The Equus rides on a 5-link suspension (front and rear) featuring lightweight aluminum control arms and Hyundai has worked in partnership with ZF-SACHS to develop an air-suspension that is electronically governed to minimize body roll, nose-diving and other undesirable characteristics.

2011 Hyundai Equus Highlights for Jacksonville Hyundai Shoppers

Other notable highlights include the standard Vehicle Stability Management which integrates the Lane Departure Warning System, Pre-Safety System, Third Generation Smart Cruise Control (SCC) and other sub-systems, as well as the addition of a Knee Air Bag for the driver that brings the total airbag count to nine.

Visalia Hyundai says the price of the 2011 Equus should start at $50-$60,000 and the vehicle will be extremely well-equipped, meaning the Equus would undercut prices on comparable competitor vehicles.

The 2011 Equus comes in two trims. The Base Signature trim will offer many standard features including driver’s seat massage and smart cruise control. The Ultimate trim will have rear-seat entertainment, illuminated vanity mirrors, a refrigerated center console, and reclining rear seats.

The Equus is also featuring one of the most advanced sound systems for standard equipment. With a Lexicon 7.1 Discrete premium sound system delivering 608 watts through 17 speakers separated into 7.1 channels, drivers and passengers alike can really enjoy whatever they listen to.

The new 2011 Equus will have added fun but useful features such as a Service Valet to bring the Hyundai Equus to potential buyers for a test drive. Owners of the Equus will also benefit from the Service Valet by having Hyundai picking up and re-delivering the car for service appointments. Hyundai is also replacing the traditional paper-bound owner’s manual with an iPad app.

Equus is Latin for “horse,” and this new Hyundai will run with the best of them.  FL Hyundai Equus shoppers can see it soon at Hyundai of St. Augustine.

Hyundai of St. Augustine is, “Excited to get the new Hyundai Equus this October, our dealership is gearing up and renovating our showroom to welcome this high class vehicle.”

Come see the revamped Hyundai Equus dealership in Jacksonville and take home the Equus this October. Please call 866-292-9681 for more information about Hyundai Equus pricing and availablity.

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Fort Worth Hyundai dealer, Jerry’s Hyundai, asks Texas Hyundai drivers to also help during September’s National Childhood Cancer Awareness month.

With September being National Childhood Cancer Awareness month your Fort Worth Hyundai dealership will be contributing to the $6.8 million that is raised for Hyundai Hope on Wheels to help children fight cancer. Hyundai is handing out “hope grants” to various hospitals and non-profit organizations in effort to fund cancer research. Over 800 Hyundai dealerships from across the country are participating in the event that donates $5 to the fund with every car that is sold. This organization has been helping fight cancer since 1998 when it was founded and the 2010 year will bring the grand total to $28 million in donations for cancer research.

The grants are hand delivered to the various hospitals and non-profit organizations in amounts of $100,000 each. In addition to Hope on Wheels touring the country to give out grants, a “Handprint Ceremony” is held at each stop along the way in which the children patients can make a colorful handprint on a white Hyundai Santa Fe to show how they are in the fight against cancer.

The Hyundai Hope on Wheels website goes on to explain, “Why handprints? Because there’s nothing more personal than a handprint – and the goal of the Hope on Wheels Tour is to share the personal triumphs of each of these children with other childhood cancer patients and their families across the country. Whether it’s completing a round of chemo, celebrating a beautiful new head of hair or receiving a clean bill of health, one childhood cancer patient’s milestone can be another’s symbol of hope.”

President and CEO of Hyundai Motor America, John Krafcik, explains the development of the organization, “While we’ve made progress over the last few decades and now have an 85 percent cure rate, cancer still takes more lives than any other childhood disease…We love taking on big challenges at Hyundai, and we can think of no more worthy challenge than finding a cure for all forms of pediatric cancer.”

To find out more about this incredible organization you can go to http://www.hyundaihopeonwheels.org. You can also Find Hope on Wheels on Facebook and follow it on Twitter at @hopeonwheels.

Texas Hyundai shoppers should contact Jerry’s Hyundai at 817-374-4970 to find out more information about how to contribute. When looking for a Hyundai in Fort Worth TX, first visit www.jerryshyundai.com