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During an event in Ann Arbor, Michigan today,
Hyundai officials confirmed that the updated
2014 Equus sedan, which goes on sale this week, will be priced from $61,000, *not including $920 for destination. That price is for the base-level Signature version; the upgraded Ultimate trim will carry a base MSRP of $68,000. Both prices represent a $1,750 increase over the 2013 model.
Hyundai
introduced the 2014 Equus at this year's
New York Auto Show, and while it hasn't been vastly reworked, there are a few thoughtful updates both inside and out. For starters, there's a restyled grille flanked with standard LED fog lamps, as well as new 19-inch alloy wheels. Inside, Hyundai has fitted a new instrument cluster and center stack, as well as more premium wood trim.
There's more technology inside the Equus, as well. The instrument cluster now benefits from either a 7.0- or 12.3-inch LCD information screen, and there's a 9.2-inch display in the center of the dash. For rear seat passengers, there are dual 9.2-inch monitors, as well as redesigned console controls.
The Equus' 5.0-liter Tau V8 with 429 horsepower remains unchanged for 2014, as does the eight-speed automatic transmission. What's more, Hyundai says that ride and handling attributes have been improved, which is something the car sorely needed, as we found out during our
long-term test of the 2011 model.
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