Kristin was live at the new Hyundai Ioniq 6 electric car’s unveiling and took video for our Instagram channel. That video blew up, with tons of comments and a million+ views. After having had some time to let our first impression of the car sink in, we give our impressions.
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In this walkaround review, I look at the new Hyundai Elantra N, not to be confused with the N Line, and detail what this sports car is all about. It’s surprisingly fun, that’s for sure.
Interior walkthrough: https://youtu.be/FODDwRypa2U
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This review covers the 2021 Hyundai Elantra, a surprisingly good-looking and well-done sedan from the Korean automaker. Stepping up the game, the Elantra adds a sleek style and smooth, feature-rich interior to the market. Nicely done.
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In this review, I look at the new Kia K5, which replaces the Optima in Kia’s lineup. The K5 is a midsized sedan with a great look, but it isn’t a sports sedan. It’s a fuel-efficient vehicle that gets you there in style.
See my full interior walkthrough here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7_w1RmD328
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In this review, I get in the 2021 E450 from Mercedes-Benz. This is the sedan model and the fact that it isn’t a wagon is probably the only thing I can see wrong with it. A really well-done car with a lot of luxury inside. Check it out.
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In this review, I get into the 2021 Camry in its XSE package. This is the “sporty” package for the Camry and it adds a lot of pop. But the Camry, like all current-generation Toyota sedans, suffers from headroom issues for those of us who are taller than the norm. This is otherwise a great vehicle.
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Nissan has four sedans on the market, three of which are all-new as of the last year or so. With new all-wheel drive options, far more upscale interiors, and beautiful designs, Nissan says that they’re keeping sedans alive. The Maxima, which is rumored to be on the outs, may not compete here, but the new Versa, Sentra, and Altima are ready to slug it out for the sedan market championships.
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