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DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK

Remember sedans? They’re not dead yet, though you’d be forgiven for thinking so by looking at what’s parked on your street. With more people making the switch to SUVs every year, Detroit’s automakers have given up on the family sedan. But Hyundai is betting that making the 2020 Sonata sexy, comfortable, and effortless will convince you not to defect.

The way Hyundai tells it, the last Sonata was fine but kinda dull. This is, they say, because they were chasing best-in-class

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