Ah, the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid. I remember driving the 2022 model, and it felt like slipping into a pair of comfortable, sensible sneakers—cozy, but not exactly making a statement.
When I was a wee lad, not long out of boot camp at my first duty station, I moved off post and roomed with a guy named Brad.
In the last few years, I’ve had plenty of time to spend with a Hyundai Santa Fe.
I long ago resigned myself to the fact that the electrification of the automotive market was coming, whether I welcomed it or not.
To say a lot has changed since 2019 might be the understatement of this young century.
When last I spent a week behind the wheel of a Hyundai Kona it was a 2018.
I’ve reported more than once about how I tossed away my wretched (and thankfully to date only) minivan.
Some say that knowledge is power, while others that ignorance is bliss.