2011 Hyundai Sonata Limited Trim Overview

Moving up to the Limited trim means you’re obviously not interested in performance, so Hyundai saw fit to take back the 2 horsepower and lb-ft of torque it added to the 2.4-liter engine in the SE. The 274-hp, turbocharged 2.0-liter is still an option, however, and a good one at that. While the usual features of power windows, doors and heated power mirrors are still included, the luxury features are piled on here. Dual-zone automatic climate controls begin your comfort journey, aided on your way by heated leather buckets and a heated split-folding rear. You’ll also be greeted by a power sunroof and mirror-mounted turn signals. The stereo has been upgraded as well, with a 6-CD and MP3 player with Hi-Def satellite radio and digital-media player connection with iPod adapter. Automatic headlights, foglights and daytime running lights still make an appearance, along with an automatic rear-view and a garage door opener. The typical safety features of traction control, antiskid, four-wheel antilock brakes with brake assist and six standard airbags are still included, and in the interest of comfort, the wheels have been downgraded to 17-inch alloys.