According to the LA Times, Hyundai revealed their $60,000 full-size luxury car: the Equus sedan. The formerly weak interior experienced a complete redesign, with an optional 7-12.3 inch display and adaptive controls. Cosmetic improvements and details on the 5.0-liter V-8 engine, as well as price ranges, are available in the link below:
2014 Equus: Hyundai’s Break Into the Luxury Market
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