2014 Hyundai Azera vs 2014 Volkswagen Passat

The 2014 Hyundai Azera vs. Volkswagen Passat is an unfair competition. The Azera is separated with style and over the road comfort found in larger luxury vehicles. It brings a neat 19/29 mpg fuel efficiency rating to customers and travels with a 293 horse powered 3.3L engine making it a commander of the road. The shift-ronic gearshift moves with a 6-speed automatic transmission. The DOHC V6 engine makes it a great car to drive. This design is innovatively mingled with contours in the natural environment. At McCafferty Hyundai Sales, Inc., a buyer can immerse themselves in a variety of Hyundai Azeras. The wide selection of colors and additional options are conveniently located at 1106 E. Lincoln Hwy. Langhorne, PA 19047.  

                                   Hyundai Azera

                                              Volkswagen Passat

Azera Features:

Many amenities are included in the original purchase package of the Azera, including a rear view camera, and 10-way automatic movement of the driver's seat. Lighting on the Azera is shaped to resemble a bird in flight. This artfully designed vehicle stands out at every stop, with luxury way out of its price class. This safety conscious car has 9 airbags including an airbag for the driver's knees, offering more protection.   The wheels on this car are 18 inches, and this Sedan has seating for five. You cannot miss the window shades, polished chrome tipped dual exhaust or the stand out front grille. This vehicle is chrome steel and leather, but the spirit of nature is wrapped into every curve and road movement. The LED taillights add glitter to this vehicle's structure. Compare the Hyundai Azera vs. Volkswagen Passat and the Azera, with its lively looks and progressive technology, is a great buy.  

Passat Features:

Will the 19/29 gas mileage turn you in favor of the Azera? Or will the 22/31 mpg stir poles in favor of the Volkswagen Passat? This car has remote start, key-less access, and drivers can connect computer devices with the Passat's technological advances. Moving at 114 miles per hour, the slender Passat moves aerodynamically down the highway. Several engine types support this vehicle: a 3.6L, the 1.8 Turbo and the 2.0 L turbo diesel. This longer length vehicle gives a roomy feel and the seats, back and front, have roomy, attractive upholstery.   The beginning price is $20,995; the diesel begins at $26,675; and, the Passat is sold in an eco-friendly hybrid. Driving with corner illuminating fog lights, remote start and connecting computer devices with your Passat tech features makes it a fun car to drive. The Hyundai Azera vs. Volkswagen Passat shows the Passat to be a little larger, and not as agile as the sportier Azera.

Decision Time:

When shopping for a vehicle, buyers consider style and price, but when buying a car in today's market, there is much more to consider. Emission laws, storage safety elements, and techno necessities required in everyday activities all have to be considered. For some, a vehicle is the virtual office and storage facility. A user may spend an abundance of time driving from place to place, so it is important that economy and comfort work together efficiently. The Azera definitely fits the bill.