Hyundai Sonata Embera

The Sonata is Hyundai's most successful sedan to date and the intent of the recent upgrade is to keep that momentum moving. The 2009 Hyundai Sonata arrives at a time when gas prices are threatened to hit $4.00 per gallon, recession is in the wind, and consumers are as tight fisted as ever. The honda sonata include new, more powerful engines that are just as fuel economical as the old ones. Sonata will ship with either a 2.4 4-cylinder engine that creates 175hp or a 3.3L V6 that pumps out 279hp. On the side of safety, the Sonata offers front, side and curtain airbags. The Sonata Embera sports a high-power 2.4 Litre, four cylinder, aluminum VTVT (Variable Timing Valve Train) engine, which churns out a power of 165 ps @ 5,800 rpm, ensuring fast response and solid acceleration. The Sonata Embera comes with a maximum torque of 23.6 kgm @ 4,250 rpm. Hyundai claims that the Embera has excellent pick-up and performance. The Embera's body looks distinctly different from its predecessor Sonata. Hyundai designers have chosen a more classy and contemporary design for the Sonata Embera, with softly curved and sinuous lines and jeweled projector headlights. Sonata Embera has much higher fuel efficiency, courtesy its light-weight, newly-designed engine block. The Sonata Embera stands with a good 170-mm ground clearance, good for Indian road conditions.The interiors of the Sonata Embera come with plush, two-tone styling – done in beige and black. Tilt and telescopic steering, a dash of wood finish on the front panel and numerous utility features provide the Sonata Embera's interiors a perfect blend of luxury and comfort. The Embera comes packed with several active and passive safety systems like Anti-lock Braking mechanism (ABS), seat belts with pre-tensioner and dual front airbags.