Feature-Function-Benefit Chart

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1 -- Chart 2015 Hyundai Sonata

2 The 5-Point Walkaround

3 Fluidic Sculpture 2.0 Styling and Underbody Cover Designed to evoke a sense of confidence, sophistication and maturity. Sleek and sporty profile Notable details: Hexagonal winged grille Muscular flares in the body side Fast arch of the C-pillar Standard rear spoiler Wing-shaped taillights Position 1: Hood APPEARANCE: Sonata s premium design and refined, contemporary look create a high-quality image that builds pride of ownership. The exterior design elements combine with the standard underbody cover to give the Sonata a drag coefficient of only COMFORT: Less drag means less wind noise on the inside, for a more comfortable interior environment. The lower the drag coefficient, the more easily a vehicle can slip through the air pushing against it. Sonata has the lowest drag coefficient of any non-hybrid vehicle in the midsize segment. PERFORMANCE: Less power needed to propel the vehicle through the wind. ECONOMY: Less power means less fuel is needed to propel the vehicle. LED Daytime Running Lights Running lights are on when the engine is running. Running lights use LEDs (Light-Emitting Diodes) instead of more traditional bulbs. SAFETY: Makes Sonata visible to other drivers, even during daylight hours APPEARANCE: Bulb size and placement give the front end of the vehicle a high-end, contemporary look. ECONOMY: LEDs require less power to operate than traditional bulbs Headlights / Automatic Light Control (Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T, Eco, optional SE) Headlights / HID Xenon Lamps (Sport 2.0T, optional Limited) Sensors monitor light levels and turn the headlight bulbs on automatically. Xenon gas ensures that the lamps will produce light immediately. High-intensity-discharge lamps make light through an electric arc, rather than a burning filament. Compared to a traditional tungsten-filament bulb, they re able to make more visible light for every unit of electric power they consume. SAFETY: The driver always has a bright view of the road ahead and other motorists can see the Sonata as well. CONVENIENCE: The driver doesn t need to determine when it s time to turn on the headlights. CONVENIENCE: No need to wait for adequate light during dawn, dusk or nighttime operation. ECONOMY: HID bulbs are more efficient Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 1

4 Headlights / Blue Link Remote Horn & Lights (Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T, Eco, optional SE) Headlights / High Beam Assist (opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) Lights can be flashed with or without the horn from a laptop, a tablet or a smartphone, regardless of how far away the car is. Automatically switches from high to low beams when an oncoming vehicle is detected by the front camera, and switches back to high beams when the other vehicle has passed. CONVENIENCE: Find the car without having to search. Could even help someone else locate the car such as in an airport parking lot on the other side of the country. SAFETY: Locate and get to the car as quickly as possible. Scare away potential thieves or stalkers. COMFORT: Helps to reduce driver fatigue by eliminating the need to manually dim the headlights. SAFETY: Keeps headlights from blinding other drivers. CONVENIENCE: Driver doesn t have to worry about dimming the lights. Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D-CVVT) Premium system usually found on more expensive vehicles. Unlike a traditional fuel injection system, GDI places the fuel injector inside the combustion chamber of each cylinder, instead of in the intake runners. This means that each cylinder gets precisely the amount of fuel it needs, depending on whether the driver is idling, accelerating, coasting or braking. Very precisiely controls when the intake and exhasut valves open and close. Sonta s engine breathes differently depending on operating conditions. ECONOMY: Efficiency. PERFORMANCE: Better performance and drivability. PERFORMANCE: Better off-the-line and passing acceleration ECONOMY: More efficient operation, especially while cruising, leads to excellent fuel economy, which helps to reduce the costs of ownership. Make the Connection: Give a non-automotive explanation. Example: Compare engine breathing to the needs of a marathon runner vs. a sprinter. During a marathon: needs to breathe in more oxygen and exhale and keep it up over a long time During a sprint: needs maximum oxygen for a short period Walking: needs less, in a steady supply Standing still: needs very little 2015 Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 2

5 2.4-liter GDI 4-cylinder engine (SE, Sport, Limited) 2.0-liter Turbocharged GDI 4-cylinder engine (Sport 2.0T) 1.6-liter Turbocharged GDI 4-cylinder engine ( 6-speed SHIFTRONIC automatic transmission (SE, Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T) 7-speed Dual Clutch automatic transmission ( Vehicle Stability Management System Electronic Stability Control Traction Control Anti-lock Braking System Electronic Brake-force Distribution Brake Assist Enhanced Column-Mounted Power Steering (SE, Sport, Limited, Tuning delivers peak horsepower and torque at lower engine speeds than previous Sonata. Delivers 185 horsepower at 6,000 rpm rather than 6,300, and 178 lb.-ft. of torque at 4,000 rpm rather than 4,250. Delivers 245 horsepower and 260 lb.-ft. torque with twin-scroll turbocharger yet still runs on regular unleaded gasoline. New smaller displacement turbocharged engine provides 177 horsepower (est.) and 195 lb.-ft. torque (est.) with regular unleaded gasoline. Shifts gears effortlessly in fully automatic mode for economy, or driver can shift manually when desired. New innovative design shared with Veloster is tuned for efficiency and features seven gears for optimum drivability. Monitors the functions of a number of safety systems including power steering, Electronic Stability Control and Traction Control. Applies braking, retards engine timing or reduces the throttle to help keep the vehicle on the driver s intended path. Monitors the driven wheels and reduces wheel spin when a loss of traction is detected. Modulates the brakes rapidly to help prevent them from locking up and causing a skid. Adjusts braking levels at individual wheels for smooth, comfortable stops. Monitors braking in emergency situations and applies more braking force. Stiffer column shaft and reinforced rack bar rigidity provide improved steering responsiveness and on-center feel. PERFORMANCE: Delivers more responsive acceleration off the line, when the engine is operating at low rpms, and while passing, when the engine is operating in the midrange. PERFORMANCE: Enhances the driving experience with impressive acceleration and sporty character. Turbocharger provides better response and more torque in low and mid RPM range. ECONOMY: This engine teams with a new 7-speed DCT for outstanding efficiency. PERFORMANCE: Delivers the fun and responsiveness of a manual transmission without having to operate a clutch pedal. ECONOMY: This automated manual transmission enables a direct connection to the engine for outstanding economy and uninterrupted power transfer. SAFETY: Provides seamless integration of several safety features under all road conditions. SAFETY: Improves safety by reducing severe understeer or oversteer which can lead to loss of traction. SAFETY: Helps to get the vehicle moving from a stop when traction is temporarily lost on slippery surfaces. SAFETY: Helps maintain steering control in emergency stops. SAFETY: Provides better braking control especially when the vehicle is loaded with cargo. SAFETY: Helps stop vehicle during a panic stop. PERFORMANCE: More responsive handling for greater pleasure in driving. SAFETY: Greater control for improved driver confidence Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 3

6 Front Suspension Suspension geometry modified to enhance responsiveness, handling and stability. COMFORT: Significantly enhanced ride comfort on rough roads. PERFORMANCE: Improved steering response, handling and vehicle stability. SAFETY: More precise and stable handling. Sport-tuned Suspension and Steering (Sport 2.0T) 215/55R17 Tires (Sport, Limited) Alloy Wheels 16-inch (SE, 17-inch (Sport, Limited) 18-inch (Sport 2.0T) 12.6-inch ventilated front disc brakes (Sport 2.0T, optional Limited) Larger front and rear stabilizer bars along with rack-mounted power steering provides high-speed stability and more direct response at medium and low speeds. Size chosen for the optimum balance between handling and efficiency: Larger than 16-inch tires = bigger contact patch so more tire is on the ground. Smaller than 18-inch tires = less rolling resistance. Aluminum is lighter than steel, so alloy wheels reduce the unsprung weight of the vehicle the amount of weight that is below the suspension s coil springs. The lower the unsprung weight, the more smooth and stable the ride. Large compared to standard 12.0-inch rotors for 2.4 and 1.6T Sonata models. More surface area for the brake pads to grip Ventilated brakes run cooler. PERFORMANCE: Increases responsiveness and sporty driving character. PERFORMANCE: A larger contact patch gives tires more grip, for better handling. SAFETY: More grip helps prevent loss of control. ECONOMY: Less resistance leads to better fuel economy. COMFORT: The ride is smoother and more comfortable with less unsprung weight. PERFORMANCE: The car is more stable and the handling more responsive. PERFORMANCE: More grip creates more stopping power. SAFETY: Cooler brakes provide more consistent braking, even under frequent braking or hard-stopping conditions. DURABILITY: Brake rotors last longer when they aren t subjected to extreme temperatures. Make the Connection: Get the customer physically involved with the vehicle. Example: Have the customer bend down to see the vents in the disc rotors Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 4

7 Side-View Mirrors / Heated Side-View Mirrors / LED Turn Signals (Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T, Mirrors heat up so ice and snow melt off and condensation disappears. LED arrow on side mirror flashes when turn signal is activated. CONVENIENCE: No need to scrape ice and snow off of mirrors or wipe away condensation. SAFETY: Makes the Sonata visible to other drivers, especially in a lane-change situation. Side-View Mirrors / Blind Spot Detection* (Limited, Sport 2.0T, opt. Sport, Proximity Key with Welcome Lights (Limited) Class Above Interior Size Two radar sensors in the rear bumper measure the relative position and velocity of vehicles located approximately 230 feet behind the Sonata. When activated by a button on the dash, a light indicator on the side mirror will flash to warn the driver that another vehicle is in the car s blind spot. Door handles illuminate when key is nearby. Although Sonata competes with midsize cars, the EPA classifies it as a large car because of its roomy interior. Plus Sonata has more front legroom than the Camry, Accord, Fusion or Malibu. Make the Connection: Compare to the competitor. If the customer is considering a competitive vehicle, make occasional comparisons to it. Example: Larger interior than Camry SAFETY: System promotes safer lane changes by monitoring the areas beside the car that the drivermay not see in the rearview mirrors. Great for states where motorcycles can share lanes or in places with high freeway speed limits. 60% of midsize car shoppers want Blind Spot Detection on their next car. CONVENIENCE: Easier to see and enter the vehicle. COMFORT: Driver and front passenger can really stretch out in comfort Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 5

8 Position 2: Driver s Side Feature Driver-Oriented Design The Sonata instrument panel is angled toward the driver, and controls and switches have been designed and positioned for intuitive operation. Examples: All steering-wheel-mounted controls are available to choose using only your thumbs SAFETY: Driver doesn t need to look away from the road to operate vehicle. PERFORMANCE: Driver can concentrate on driving. Controls are easy to operate without taking eyes off the road. Front Seats / 8-Way Power (Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T, Eco, opt. SE) Front Seats / Heated (Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T, opt. Front Seats / Ventilated (opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) The instrument cluster is at the same height as the audio/video/navigation monitor The center stack has been organized so that buttons with similar functions are grouped together the AV monitor up top, then the audio controls, then the heating, ventilation and air conditioning controls Eight power adjustments accommodate drivers of different heights and body types, with a two-way power lumbar support for drivers who want a firmer surface for their backs. Allows the driver and front passenger to select two levels of heat Fans circulate air inside the seats when activated by the driver. Helps drivers minimize gaze movement. Makes it more intuitive for owners to operate while driving, minimizing distraction and increasing comfort and convenience. COMFORT: Makes it easy for virtually anyone to get comfortable behind the wheel. COMFORT: Make the seats warmer during cold weather driving. COMFORT: Makes the seats cooler during hot weather driving. Front Seats / Integrated Memory System (opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) Stores settings for two different drivers for seat and outside mirror positions. CONVENIENCE: Enables two different drivers to quickly and easily adjust these features to their preference. Heated Steering Wheel (opt. Limited) Enables the driver to heat the steering wheel at the touch of a button. COMFORT: Steering wheel is warm to the touch during cold weather driving. * Blind Spot Detection is a supplemental system and the driver must still be attentive and exercise caution when driving with it. It is important always to signal and look over your shoulder and through your mirror before changing lanes Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 6

9 Drive Mode Select Electronic Parking Brake with Automatic Vehicle Hold (opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) Lane Departure Warning System* (opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) Forward Collision Warning System* (opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) Smart Cruise Control* with Stop/Start (opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) Adjusts steering feel and engine tuning to achieve different results: Eco Mode Normal steering feel Moderate engine tuning with lessaggressive acceleration Normal Mode Normal steering feel Normal engine tuning Sport Mode Firmer steering feel Aggressive engine tuning When the driver brakes to a stop, Auto Hold keeps the brakes applied until the driver presses the accelerator again. A small camera mounted ahead of the inside rearview mirror captures images of the lanes ahead of the vehicle and recognizes the lane markers. If the car wanders from the lane, a warning light and chime are triggered to restore the driver s attention. Uses the front camera to determine how quickly the Sonata is closing in on an approaching vehicle and warns the driver when a forward collision is expected. Not designed to detect stationary objects like trees and poles May not detect all vehicles under certain conditions A front grille-mounted radar sensor judges the distance to objects in front of the vehicle. When the Smart Cruise Control is engaged, the driver can select a desired speed and distance to maintain. Operates like a traditional cruise control system unless there is traffic ahead. When there is traffic, Smart Cruise Control engages the brakes automatically and slows down the Sonata, even coming to a complete stop, if necessary. If the stopped vehicle in front starts moving again within three seconds, the Sonata will restart automatically. After three seconds, the driver can tap on the accelerator pedal or press the Resume button on the steering wheel when it s safe to move forward. ECONOMY: Combines comfortable handling with increased efficiency. COMFORT: Combines comfortable handling with smooth and robust acceleration. PERFORMANCE: Creates a dynamic driving experience with lively handling and forceful acceleration. CONVENIENCE: Automatically holds the vehicle on hills or level ground. SAFETY: Alerts the driver if the car begins to drift across the lane without using the turn signal. SAFETY: Warns the driver to apply the brakes when approaching another vehicle ahead at an unsafe rate of speed. SAFETY: Automatically maintains a pre-set distance behind the vehicle ahead, even if it comes to a complete stop. CONVENIENCE: Keeps selected speed/ distance without constant adjustment Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 7

10 Position 3: Trunk/Cargo Feature Enhanced Rear Suspension A second lower arm, or link, has been added to each side of the rear suspension to keep the tires even more precisely in contact with the road. This improves the Sonata s stability when turning at high speeds. Essentially, the extra link helps make the suspension more supple. Think about the difference between picking up a cat and a small dog. A cat s spine is very supple, so if you hold it under the chest and lift up a few inches, the spine droops and the feet stay in contact with the floor. A dog s spine is stiffer, so if you lift a small dog up the same way, its feet will leave the floor. PERFORMANCE: Better contact with the road means greater traction, for better handling. SAFETY: Greater traction helps the driver maintain control of the vehicle. COMFORT: The suspension absorbs bumps, for a smoother, more comfortable ride. Rear Lip Spoiler Reduces drag by creating a longer, gentler slope for air to travel over. Also helps reduce lift on the car by creating downforce. SAFETY: TBD ECONOMY: TBD EPA Fuel Economy* 25 City / 37 Highway / 29 Combined (SE 2.4-liter engine) 24 City / 35 Highway / 28 Combined (Sport, Limited 2.4-liter engine) ECONOMY: Smart Trunk with Handsfree Opener (Limited, Sport 2.0T, optional Sport, Rear Parking Assistance System* (Opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) The Proximity Key can be set to enable this feature. The sensors in the rear bumper will detect the key when it gets within 3 feet of the trunk. If the key stays within the detection area for 3 seconds, a buzzer sounds and the hazard lights flash briefly. Then the trunk pops open. Sensors in the rear bumper detect objects when the vehicle is backing up and alert the driver with a warning tone. CONVENIENCE: Makes loading easier by not having to set bags or parcels down to activate the remote trunk opener. SAFETY: Helps prevent vehicle from contacting objects like poles, columns or other parked cars. *EPA Estimates; your mileage may vary, depending on options, driving conditions, and vehicle condition Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 8

11 Rear Cross Traffic Alert* (Limited, Sport 2.0T, opt. Sport, Lane Change Assist* (Limited, Sport 2.0T, opt. Sport, Large Cargo Compartment Works when the vehicle is in reverse and operating at speeds less than 6 mph. Uses the rear radar sensors to detect vehicles approaching from the side and warns the driver. In Sonatas with navigation, the screen displays an arrow that signals the direction of the approaching vehicle. Uses radar sensors in the rear bumper to measure the closing speed of a vehicle in the adjacent lane. If the driver activates the turn signal and the system determines that changing lanes is not safe, it will warn the driver with visual and audible alerts. Trunk holds 16.3 cubic feet of cargo almost a full cubic foot larger than the Camry and Altima plus easy access with low lift-over height. [basketball] SAFETY: Helps detect vehicles that may not be picked up by the rearview camera. Warns the driver if cars are approaching from the side, such as when backing out of a parking space. SAFETY: Gives the driver even greater notification of vehicles approaching in the blind spots. COMFORT: No need to choose between leaving something behind or having it take up passenger space. An extra cubic foot in the cargo area can keep a basketball, a change of clothes, or a bag of groceries from getting in the way. Make the Connection: Use props to illustrate points vividly. Use common objects your customer can relate to. Examples: Basketball = extra cubic foot. Smartphone to demonstrate Remote Horn & Lights. Flashlight to illustrate brightness of touchscreen display. Rear Seatback Releases Two levers mounted inside the trunk allow rear seatbacks to be released for loading long or oversize objects CONVENIENCE: Makes it easier to fold down the rear seatbacks and extend cargo space Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 9

12 Position 4: Rear Seat Feature 60/40-split Folding Rear Seats Rear Side Window Sunshades (Limited, opt. Sport 2.0T) Roomy Rear Seat Rear Seat Heaters (Limited, opt. Sport 2.0T) Rear seatbacks fold down individually for increased flexibility in transporting cargo and passengers. Manually controlled retractable sunshades are located in both rear side doors. Raise the sunshades to help block out the sun, glare and reflection or to provide privacy. They retract fully when not in use. The Sonata s rear seat has more hiproom than Camry, Accord, Altima, Fusion or Malibu. Heating elements are located in the outboard rear seats. CONVENIENCE: Extra-long items like skis can be carried inside the car while still proving room for one or two passengers. COMFORT: Keep rear passenger compartment cooler on hot, sunny days. ECONOMY: Premium feature in a midsize sedan. COMFORT: Rear-seat feels spacious; passengers have room to spread out. COMFORT: Outboard rear seat passengers can warm the seats for increased comfort in cold weather. Floor Console-mounted Rear Vents (Limited, Sport 2.0T) Panoramic Sunroof (Opt. Limited, Sport 2.0T) Dual air vents are located in the back of the center floor console. Passengers can adjust the direction of the airflow to suit their preferences. Deep tinted glass panels stretch the full length of the roof, from the windshield to the rear window. The section over the front seats opens with power slide and tilt functions, while the rear panel is fixed to allow extra light inside the cabin. ECONOMY: Premium feature in a midsize sedan. COMFORT: These vents direct heated or cooled air to the rear seat passengers. ECONOMY: Premium feature in a midsize sedan. COMFORT: Provides wide-open feeling and fresh air while adding a sense of spaciousness to those riding in the rear seats. [Redwood forest example: rear passengers can see the treetops as well as the trunks] Make the Connection: Appeal to the customer s imagination. Example: Imagine driving through the Redwood Forest with a panoramic sunroof ECONOMY: Premium feature in a midsize sedan Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 10

13 High-Strength Steel Expanded Application of Structural Adhesives Lighter than mild or general steel. Stronger, resulting in a body that s stiffer, more rigid than a vehicle that uses less high-strength steel. A more rigid body has less twist and flex when forces are transmitted from the suspension, like when you re cornering or driving on uneven road surfaces. Together with the expanded application of structural adhesives, optimizes the structure of the Sonata, allowing it to help absorb more impact energy. Reduces vehicle weight. Body stiffness. Together with the use of high-strength steel, optimizes the structure of the Sonata, allowing it to help absorb more impact energy. ECONOMY: Less weight contributes to better efficiency. PERFORMANCE: Less flex means more precise handling. SAFETY: The vehicle protects its occupants in the event of a collision. ECONOMY: Less weight contributes to better efficiency. PERFORMANCE: Greater stiffness means more precise handling. SAFETY: The vehicle helps protects its occupants in the event of a collision Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 11

14 Position 5: Front Passenger Seat Feature Passenger s Seat Height Adjuster 6-way Power Passenger s Seat (Limited, opt. 2.0T) Dual Automatic Temperature Control (Limited, Sport 2.0T, opt. Sport, Blue Link Remote Start with Climate Control (Tech Package) Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T, Eco, optional SE) Provides the ability to manually raise and lower the front passenger s seat. Passenger can raise and lower the front seat by using a switch mounted on the lower seat frame. Temperature controls are separate for driver and front-seat passenger. Sonata can be started remotely, from a laptop, smartphone or other mobile device, and the temperature adjusted. COMFORT: Front passenger can adjust the seat to the most comfortable position. COMFORT: Front passenger can get a better view of the road or alter the seat to accommodate their height with just the touch of a button. COMFORT: Driver and front-seat passenger can each choose their preferred temperature. COMFORT: Vehicle can be cooled down on hot summer days, or warmed up on chilly winter mornings, before anyone gets in. [get cold groceries home on a hot day] Not available on Camry, Accord, Altima, Fusion or Passat. Not even available on BMW. Ford Remote Access app offers remote start. Accord PHEV app includes HondaLink remote climate control. ECONOMY: Premium feature in a midsize sedan. Make the Connection: Expand your Feature// statement to include Blue Link Examples: Mention Remote Start with Climate Control when you talk about climate control Mention Remote Horn & Lights when you talk about headlights Rear-View Mirror / Electrochromic (Limited, Sport 2.0T, opt. Sport, Rear-View Mirror / HomeLink (Limited, Sport 2.0T, opt. Sport, Uses sensors to measure outside light and glare. When it s dark enough outside, the sensors send a current to an electronic color-changing gel that s sandwiched between the lenses of the mirror. The gel gets darker, and so does the mirror. When it gets lighter outside, the process reverses itself. Rear-view mirror houses the controls for the HomeLink Integrated Transceiver. HomeLink can be programmed to activate up to three radio-frequency-controlled devices like garage doors, entry gates, and security systems. SAFETY: Reduces glare from the headlights of vehicles behind without adjusting the position of the mirror. APPEARANCE: No need for remotes cluttering up the console or sun visor. CONVENIENCE: Controls are always in the same place Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 12

15 Reduced Noise/Vibration/ Harshness Seven Airbags 5-inch Touchscreen Audio with rearview camera (Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T, Eco, opt. SE) Navigation System with 8-inch Touchscreen (Opt. Sport, Limited, Sport 2.0T, Aux, ipod and USB connection Bluetooth hands-free operation The improved rigidity of the chassis reduces rattles and wind noise. The bushings in the sub-frame of the vehicle were increased in size. Rubber bushings are used to separate two metal objects so that they move freely and don t rub together. This reduces the amount of road noise that s transmitted to the inside of the vehicle. Additional soundproofing materials have been used in the isolator pad that separates the dashboard from the engine compartment, to reduce engine noise. Includes two full-length roof-mounted side-curtain airbags, two front airbags, front seat-mounted side impact airbags and a driver s knee airbag. Audio system features a bright 5-inch color touchscreen and includes a rearview camera* that displays the view behind the vehicle when backing up. GPS-based navigation system features enhanced high-resolution 8-inch color touchscreen display, improved user interface and advanced features including Sirius XM Travel Link with Traffic, Sports, Weather, Stocks, Fuel Prices and Movies. Offers in-vehicle connection to various usersupplied external devices. Wirelessly connects to Bluetooth enabled cellular phones for dialing by voice and conducting hands-free conversations. COMFORT: Quieter, more comfortable ride. SAFETY: Helps to protect driver and passengers during a front or side collision. CONVENIENCE: Passengers can enjoy AM/FM radio, Sirius XM Radio, listen to tracks from CDs or MP3s while the driver can see what s behind the car when backing up. CONVENIENCE: Driver can operate the system using voice commands or the unit s touchscreen display. System includes visual and audio prompts so driver can get directions without looking away from road. [shine flashlight on screen to demonstrate brightness of display] CONVENIENCE: You can connect a USB flash drive, MP3 player or ipod and listen to music via the Sonata s audio system speakers. SAFETY: Lets you make and receive phone calls without having to hold or look at a cell phone Hyundai Sonata Feature-- Chart 13