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Hyundai Model Lineup

Used Hyundai Accent
Avg.Retail: $1,626.00
Avg.Trade-In: $401.00
Bodystyles: Sedan, Hatchback
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Azera
Avg.Retail: $14,220.00
Avg.Trade-In: $11,965.00
Bodystyles: Sedan
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Elantra
Avg.Retail: $4,240.00
Avg.Trade-In: $2,643.00
Bodystyles: Sedan, Wagon, Hatchback
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Entourage Used Hyundai Entourage
Avg.Retail: $14,992.00
Avg.Trade-In: $12,958.00
Bodystyles: Passenger Minivan, Minivan
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Santa Fe
Avg.Retail: $10,131.00
Avg.Trade-In: $8,234.00
Bodystyles: Sport Utility
Drivetrains: Two Wheel Drive, All Wheel Drive, Front Wheel Drive, Four Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Scoupe Used Hyundai Scoupe
Avg.Retail: $925.00
Avg.Trade-In: N/A
Bodystyles: Coupe
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Sonata
Avg.Retail: $4,535.00
Avg.Trade-In: $2,951.00
Bodystyles: Sedan
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Tiburon
Avg.Retail: $8,345.00
Avg.Trade-In: $6,577.00
Bodystyles: Hatchback, Coupe
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Tucson
Avg.Retail: $11,066.00
Avg.Trade-In: $9,144.00
Bodystyles: Sport Utility
Drivetrains: Two Wheel Drive, Four Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai Veracruz Used Hyundai Veracruz
Avg.Retail: $23,200.00
Avg.Trade-In: $20,510.00
Bodystyles: Sport Utility
Drivetrains: All Wheel Drive, Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai XG300 Used Hyundai XG300
Avg.Retail: $1,750.00
Avg.Trade-In: $310.00
Bodystyles: Sedan
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
 
Used Hyundai XG350 Used Hyundai XG350
Avg.Retail: $5,607.00
Avg.Trade-In: $3,780.00
Bodystyles: Sedan
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
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Hyundai Company Overview

The Hyundai Motor Company was established in 1967, the automotive arm of the Hyundai "chaebol", or conglomerate company.

The Cortina, the company's first vehicle, was co-developed with Ford Motor Co. in 1968. The American automaker sold the mid-sized sedan primarily in European and Asian markets. Hyundai's first fully-developed car, the Pony, debuted in 1975.

The Hyundai Excel, the company's wholly-owned vehicle, debuted in the U.S. market in 1986. Due to its staggeringly low price, buyers snapped it up and the vehicle set a record (over 168,000) as the most imports sold at its debut. Unfortunately, the Excel's questionable quality
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