Hyundai Equus Review and Prices

Equus being one the chief models categorized as a luxury sedan invented by the Korea based Hyundai automakers is soon coming up with its remake version to be termed as 2012 Hyundai Equus. The all new 2012 Hyundai Equus is expected to be seen in the US and European markets in near future, probably around the beginning of 2012. Hyundai is expected to move further by overcoming the demands of a luxury sedan to compete with its established rivals like Lexus, Audi, Mercedes Benz etc.

2012 Hyundai Equus will soon arrive with a stylish executive looks and improved performance. The luxury sedan will certainly come equipped with leather upholstery. The comfortable 4 passenger vehicle will have heated seats or cool seats as per the desire so that complete luxury can be experienced while driving. Additionally, the rear seats will be equipped with a massage system. The rear seats come with the luxury of a small entertainment monitor and a small chiller. Isn’t that amazing? The driver will surely enjoy the added luxuries like computer controlled guidance for parking with touch screen technology.

2011 Hyundai Equus

When the Equus goes on sale this fall, about the time turkey carving becomes a national pastime, it will be available as the base "Signature," starting at around $55,000, and the more exclusive "Ultimate," adding about $5000 to the sticker thanks to such extras as a power trunk lid, forward-view and backup cameras, and rear seats that pamper with a refrigerator and entertainment system. That second row, by the way, offers heated/cooled buckets that recline and massage. Back-row prisoners? More like front-row celebs. And before we ignore the Signature as if it weren't worthy, let's just say that its sub-$60,000 sticker includes 385 horsepower, adjustable air suspension, 19-inch wheels, adaptive HID headlamps, leather/Alcantara/wood-trimmed interior, lane-departure warning, nine airbags, 608-watt Lexicon audio, and navigation.