Hyundai New Equus Limousine

Since March 2009, Hyundai Motor Company has just released the all-new Equus, packed with new packaging, new luxury features, and the new Rear-wheel drive feature introduced since the Genesis launched in January 2008. If the normal-sized Equus not fit enough for the wealthy people everywhere, spark this;





The stretched long wheelbase version of the Equus known as the "Equus Limousine" has just finally arrived like a phoenix rise from the ashes of the luxury car industry. Since this is the Limousine variant, it matches the identical length of the long wheelbase versions of such premium sedans such as the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Lexus LS, and BMW 7-Series. Unlike the regular Equus, the front grille sports aggressively on the Limousine variant, giving this one-of-a-kind Korean luxury sedan the commanding excitement offered for the rich and famous. Although the rear side remains the same as the regular Equus, the side view filled with surprises, including the "Limousine" badge on the middle side of the Equus Limousine, to distinguish which Equus is the longest.





Although the regular Equus sports either a 3.8-litre V6 engine or the 4.5-litre Tau V8 engine, the longer Limousine variant sports two majestic engines to choose from: a Lambda V6 3.8-litre engine and the all-new 5.0-litre, Tau V8 engine that delivers 400PS of power. Available features on the Limousine variant is the world's first Emergency Stop Signal and Smart Cruise Control for driving moderation.

BETTER BE PREPARED TO WANT ONE

Now that the Equus Limousine, which is longer than the regular Equus, is out to Korean roads, consider the luxurious amenities offered for the wealthy businesspeople to provide comfort and relaxation for every man himself. The longer the premium sedan, the harder this luxury car falls against its rivals. The new Equus Limousine will soon stand tall against premium limousines that compete for the premium sedan crown. Let us hope wealthy Korean people get their dramatic hands on the luxury features made on the all-new Equus Limousine.