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2018 Hyundai Sonata Limited 2.0T First Drive

2018 Hyundai Sonata Limited 2.0T w/ the 245 hp and 260 lb-ft. of torque 2.0L GDI-T mated to an all-new and smooth shifting 8-speed AT - $33,460 to start incl. mats and the $885 D&H charge. 2018 Hyundai Sonata Pricing Trim, Engine and Transmission – MSRP/+/- compared to 2017 MSRP ($USD) SE w/ the 2.4L GDI I4 and 6-Speed AT - $22,050/+$100 Eco w/ the 1.6L Turbo GDI I4 and 7-Speed Dual Clutch AT - $22,650/-$475 SEL w/ the 2.4L GDI I4 and 6-Speed AT - $23,700/NA Limited w/ the 2.4L GDI I4 and 6-Speed AT - $27,400/+$250 Sport w/ the 2.4L GDI I4 and 6-Speed AT - $25,200/+$800 Sport 2.0T w/ the 2.0L Turbo GDI I4 and 8-Speed AT - $27,600/+$1,000 Limited 2.0T w/ the 2.0L Turbo GDI I4 and 8-Speed AT - $32,450/-$1,900 Freight charge for the 2018 Sonata is $885. The SE and ECO trims have no Option packages available. The SEL's Tech pkg. ($1,000) adds the following: Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) w/ Pedestrian Detection Lane Keep Assist systems (LKA) Smart Cruise Control w/ Start/Stop Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) w/ Auto Vehicle Hold The Limited’s Ultimate Package ($2,900) adds the following: Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) w/ Pedestrian Detection Lane Keep Assist systems (LKAS) Smart Cruise Control w/ Start/Stop Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) w/ Auto Vehicle Hold Automatic high beam assist Rear parking assistance system Navigation system with 8-inch color touchscreen HERE HD Traffic (Real-time traffic service) Infinity premium audio system (400-watt) SiriusXM Travel Link (Complimentary Trial) Wireless phone charging Heated steering wheel Rear side window sunshades Blue Link Guidance Package (3-Year Complimentary Trial) Owners are provided with a midsize that is larger than some full-size cars - 106.1 and 16.3 cu.ft. of passenger/cargo volume - for less than midsize segment pricing while offering owners a 23/32 mpg city/highway rating. Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are standard on all Sonata's. Moving to the higher end trims with FCW and the Radar CC system, the Hyundai system is about as good as Audi's in terms of lower accel/decel G forces when setup with its softest setting. The new steering system - stiffer shafts - and retuned suspension is slightly better but nothing anyone will concern themselves with. I did not feel much difference in body roll or ride compliance over the 17 with the new rear arms and bushings. As an update, the all-new 2018 Sonata has earned both an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ when equipped with optional front crash prevention and dynamic bending headlights and a NHTSA 5-star Crash Test Rating. If there was a car I was tasked to drive 100k miles in just 6-months, the refreshed 2018 Hyundai Sonata would be that car. That is saying something.