Your Hyundai dealer near East Brunswick is proud to say that Hyundai offers some of the most fuel efficient and environmentally-friendly vehicles on the road today. The marketplace recognized this accomplishment, too.
After United States President Barack Obama announced that the administration will put new rules in place that require cars as well as light trucks to increase in fuel efficiency by 2011, stock in Hyundai rose significantly. In addition to the new rules, President Obama gave directions to the EPA to think about approving a request from California to implement a state program that will cut emissions by as much as 30 percent by the year 2016.
Hyundai’s biggest market outside of Korea is the United States. The anticipation of these new fuel efficiency policies had a positive effect on the Korean automaker’s stock value, as Hyundai is less reliant on SUVs than some of the other automakers.
If you want to see what it is that has investors excited, come to your local Hyundai dealer near East Brunswick today. We can help you find a car that gets you where you want to go, in the style you want, in a fuel efficient way.

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