Looking for an upscale luxury sedan that won't require you take a second mortgage and forgo one of your kids' Stanford education? Turn to the all-new Equus, which exhibits an upscale approach to Hyundai's value-oriented aesthetic. While this well-priced luxury sedan may not have Mercedes-Benz S-Class owners switching brands just yet, the Equus nonetheless figures as an attractive option for those looking for high performance and posh looks at a reasonable price.
You'll get an enhanced interior and a bunch of luxurious appointments like a 608-watt Lexicon 7.1 discrete surround-sound audio system with 17 speakers, a most comfortable air suspension system with continuous damping control, and an owner's manual that actually comes in the form of a provided iPad! There are two trim levels, the Signature and the fully-loaded Ultimate with a "first-class" seat on the rear right. Cars will benefit from a valet program at maintenance time, as well, and you may request a demonstration test drive at your home or office, virtually eliminating dealer visits.
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Only four colors are available: black noir pearl, white satin pearl, platinum metallic and granite gray. These are paired with three interior colors schemes: jet black with walnut, cashmere with birch burl and saddle with walnut. With the Ultimate, you also get a mini refrigerator and cooled rear seats with built-in massage therapy.
Backed by Hyundai's Assurance program, you can't really go wrong with the Job Loss Vehicle Return, 5-year Roadside Assistance and 10-year/100,000 Mile Warranty. In fact, it would be difficult to want to drive any other sedan in a similar price range.

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