The 2014 Equus Arrives in Savannah Hyundai’s Showroom
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The much anticipated Flagship Luxury Sedan for
“We are one of the top-selling
Exterior design changes for the model year include 19” turbine inspired wheels, upgraded front grille design, simplifying the bumpers by the removal of chrome strips, LED Fog lights, and revised headlight and taillights. The suspension is also revised, receiving new modes optimized for specific driving conditions, including snow mode, normal mode and sport mode.
The biggest changes to this year’s model are in the interior with a completely redesigned instrument panel, center console and steering wheel controls. Rear seat upgrades include back seats that recline, move forward and provide ample leg room, Power shades for blocking sun, heated and cooled chairs, dual 9.2” screens for navigation, and entertainment controls for rear seat passengers.
The 2014 Equus gives the driver 15 mpg city, 23 mpg highway or a combined 18 mpg average. From a safety point of view, it doesn’t get much better. Coming on the heels of the 2013 Equus voted as Top Safety Pick by IIHS, (
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