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Hyundai says itsVeracruz crossover tops the people-carrying
talents of the Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot and beats them with more
standard safety gear too.
The seven-seater is 9.7 inches shorter than a Mercedes-Benz GL but has more cargo volume. Inside, the room is put to good use with a third-row "Hyundai Hideaway" bench seat that is swallowed into the cargo area when needed.
The
The
Safety equipment is
comprehensive. Anti-lock
brakes with brake assist
are standard, along with tire pressure monitors and stability control. Dual
front, side, and curtain airbags are also found on every
Three
editions are offered.
The base GLS will come with an AM/FM/XM/CD player with MP3 capability and
power locks/windows/mirrors. A Premium package option includes a power tilt/slide
glass sunroof, power driver seat, heated front seats, leather wrapped steering
wheel and shift knob, and a backup warning system.
SE editions add in 18-inch wheels, a roof rack, and a console with cooling capability. Leather, an entertainment package and an Infinity audio system are options. Limited models get leather seating, heated front seats, a power front passenger seat, automatic climate control, the Infinity audio system, and a power sunroof and tailgate.
For 2008, the Veracruz Limited now offers these items as standard equipment: memory settings for the power driver seat, exterior mirrors and steering wheel, power tilt/telescopic steering wheel, adjustable gas and brake pedals, proximity key with immobilizer, rain-sensing wipers, 115-volt power outlets, and lighted door scuff plates.
The SE versions also get a power tailgate option and 115-volt outlets as options for 2008. An LG navigation system is a new option.
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