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Sneak preview of the new Hyundai Sonata

Sneak preview of the new Hyundai Sonata

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Here's a sneak preview of the new eighth-generation Hyundai Sonata photographed in South Korea.

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As seen on Carscoops, the new Sonata is expected be the same car as the successor for the European i40 sedan.

Not much else is known about car other than rumors that the new Sonata could get a N variant. It sounds unlikely but a N Line model with a more aggressive bodykit and chassis upgrades could be a possibility.

 

The car is estimated to hit the South Korean market in the coming weeks.




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The photographer needs to be dragged onto the street and be shot. What kind of photo skills did he have when he took that front shot? 

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The photographer needs to be dragged onto the street and be shot. What kind of photo skills did he have when he took that front shot? 

i put the blame on the design of the car instead

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