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The 2012 Hyundai Sonata is only getting into possession of few final touches before its launch but it has already caught the eyes of millions of people around the world. The end of the year 2011 has a huge surprise for Honda lovers with the launch of 2012 Hyundai Sonata. The 2012 Sonata is a five-door auto machine with a cargolicious rear end.

The South Korea’s largest automaker has for over six generations grown into a larger platform for the manufacturing and sale of automobiles that are a paradigm of masculine power and high-performance. The 2012 Hyundai Sonata has come to be qualified as a large car as far the EPA guidelines in the United States is concerned. Hyundai Sonata 2012 competes against the various high-performance and technologically embellished cars manufactured by large manufacturing units like Honda, Ford, Mercury, Subaru, Chevrolet, Nissan, Suzuki, Toyota et cetera.

The first ever Sonata that came into the market was a simple yet robust impulsive machine with four cylinder engines for the sake of comfortable driving. With the manufacturing and launch of more Sonata cars, the number of cylinders increased. They were closely associated with the third and fourth generation cars. Even after a distressing hit on the style of the third and fourth generation cars launched by Hyundai, the company has stepped over the debris of obscurity of their functional simplicity and value and the tormenting reputation for reliability through the manufacturing of the new 2012 Sonata Hyundai.

The new 2012 Sonata appeals to the eye with a completely new styled body that is clean of any complex details. It boats off a much larger passenger cabin, highly powerful four cylinders with a V-6 on board along with several other features that make it attractive as one of the authoritative vehicles in the class of automobiles manufactured by the brand company. The Sonata 2012 carries a dramatic styling that is new, different and uncommon in various other cars. It features a “fluidic sculpture” theme with an added advantage of a more enthusiastic feel that pours out of riding and handling of the brand new car. This, however, comes splat on the face of Ford Fusion and Nissan Altima.