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This is supposed to be the new 2011 Hyundai Sonata and it’s probably going to be revealed soon since it looks like these shots were sneaked out during a photoshoot for its product images. The front instantly reminded me of the latest Mazda 6, except with a whole lot of more chrome going on there. It’s not easy to see how the side profile of the car looks like in these shots but I really think I’ve actually seen the new Sonata on test (or perhaps it was its Kia Optima sibling) at some proving grounds when I was in Korea for the Kia Koup preview drive earlier this year, and it’s got a very Passat CC-like coupe roofline to it – very sleek and nice. The interior seems to look good as well. The Koreans just keep getting better and better each time they try. They have to, it’s the only way forward.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express excitement and admiration for the leaked Hyundai Sonata's stylish design, with some noting its resemblance to Lexus, Infiniti, and Jaguar models. Many find it a significant improvement over previous Hyundai models and anticipate it could be their next purchase. However, recurring concerns about after-sales service, spare parts availability, and resale value are highlighted, with critics wary of maintenance costs and dealer support. Some comments compare the car’s exterior favorably to luxury brands, while others criticize it for copying design cues or lacking originality. Overall, the sentiment is positive about the design and potential, tempered by mistrust over Hyundai's after-sales reputation and ownership costs.