The Hyundai Sonata YF is a sporty looking contender in the D-segment, and Hyundai Sime-Darby is now throwing out the Sport card to further raise appeal in that respect. The Sonata Sport is available as a 2.0L or 2.4L, and is now available for booking.
The Sonata Sport comes with a bodykit which consists of a front lip, side skirts and a rear bumper extension. The latter incorporates four exhaust tips, two on each side. All else are identical to the top spec 2.0 Executive Plus and 2.4 Executive Sonatas, which mean that they come with an Audio Visual Navigator that has GPS, DVD, reverse camera and Bluetooth functions.
The 2.0L Sport is priced at RM151,388, while the 2.4L Sport will set you back RM169,388, both OTR with insurance. HSDM is offering a special interest rate of 1.88% until September 30 for all Sonata variants. Spec sheets with full equipment list are in the gallery.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Hyundai Sonata Sport focus mainly on its sporty bodykit and quad exhaust design, with many expressing that the bodykit is unattractive and unnecessary, and questioning if the exhausts are functional. Some users compare the car’s performance and features to other vehicles like Kia, Mazda, Camry, and Passat, with a few expressing disappointment at the fake appearance of the exhaust pipes and the lack of real performance enhancements. There’s also notable skepticism about the price, engine power, and whether the enhancements truly add value. Overall, the comments reflect mixed reactions, with some appreciating the added equipment and sporty look, while others criticize the design choices and question the car’s capabilities and pricing.