5 Simple Ways To Get Your Car Ready for Winter
For the majority of the year, driving conditions are pretty tepid. But the true test of your integrity as a car owner, and the quality of your car comes during the winter months. This is when you can truly get punished for not taking care of your car unless you take care of the necessary winter car prep. Between harsh winter weather and the toll the cold, ice, snow, and salt can take, you really have to step up your winter car care game to get your vehicle winter ready.
We don’t want to see you or your car on the side of the road this winter season. The best way to avoid any issues is to make sure your car is ready to take on whatever the next few months have in store. So before things get really rough, here are 5 simple winter car care tips that will help you and your car be ready for the colder months ahead.
Juice Up Your Battery
Having to wait for a jump in the middle of the cold and possibly snow is up there with the worst things to happen in winter. If you don’t check your battery before the cold weather sets in, you’re really taking a gamble. The extreme cold that we tend to see can make it difficult for your battery to operate. And the last thing you want is to come back to your car left in a cold parking lot and find it dead leaving you with no heat. The best advice you’ll get today is to get a volt test on your battery now. This will tell you what the health of your battery looks like and whether or not you should invest in a new battery.
Maintain Your Tires
When it comes to driving in winter, the quality of your tires is paramount. But it’s not just about what kind of tires you have but keeping an eye on your tire pressure as well. Investing in winter tires or all-season tires is a great idea and one we highly recommend. You want something that you can rely on for snow, rain, mud, and anything else you may encounter this year. However, something that gets overlooked often is tire pressure. As the air gets colder, tire pressure can drop up to one pound per square inch with every 10-degree drop. Keep an eye on your tire pressure and make sure you fill them if they are looking low.
Check Your Fluids
Every fluid in your car is going to help it perform the best it can during the colder months. For this reason, it’s very important that all of your fluid levels are good and fresh. Change your oil and filters if it’s coming near time, flush and refill your coolant/antifreeze, and fill your windshield wiper fluid. Doing all of these now will ensure that your car works the way it should even when temperatures drop.
Wash Your Car
This may seem like a weird thing to do, but it’s surprisingly important. However, this is something that you should do throughout the winter months. As more snow hits the roads, the county will salt those roads in an effort to keep them as clear as possible. But that salt will also end up on your car, especially all over your undercarriage. While the salt really helps the roads, it can wreak havoc on your car and cause rust. That is unless you give it a good wash after a big snow. Both an automatic and manual wash will work, as long as you can hit your undercarriage well.
Pack an Emergency Kit
Everything is all fun and games until your car dies in the middle of a snowstorm. Whether you slid on ice or something happened with your engine, or maybe even ran out of gas, having an emergency kit may just save your life. Depending on the weather and where you are, you definitely need to be prepared for anything. Here are some things you should have packed:
- First-aid kit
- Jumper cables
- Snow brush and ice scraper
- Flares
- Multi-tool with a knife
- Portable charger
- Air pump
- Shovel
- Cat litter or sand
- Candle and lighter
- Thermal blanket
- Snacks and water
Stay Safe Out There
Winter can be a crazy time, but making your vehicle winter ready ahead of time can go a long way. These are just a couple of things you can do, but there’s always more. Do your research and talk with our fantastic service technicians about what you should have done before the colder months are on top of us. Be smart and stay safe this holiday season!
When it comes to community service, not many are as impressive as the Clarksville Civitan Club. The Civitan Club does incredible work with 100 years of service and dedication to the Clarksville community. That’s one of the many reasons Wyatt Johnson has supported and sponsored the Clarksville Civitan.
Our most recent involvement with the Clarksville Civitan Club was sponsoring their 2022 Scavenger Hunt at this year’s River Fest. The fundraiser offered a chance for participants to explore and discover local businesses, support their community, and of course, win a prize of $10,000 and $250 cash drawings, all for a great cause. That great cause is a scholarship worth $8,000 for one lucky Austin Peay State University student, with which the Civitan has a long-standing relationship, with many of their current members also being alumni of APSU.
Aside from the Scavenger Hunt, The Clarksville Civitan also runs fundraisers that benefit the Civitan International Research Center. Located in Birmingham, Alabama, this center is responsible for a wide variety of successful research including into various disabilities, PTSD in veterans and abuse victims, as well as Parkinson’s. The CIRC is also responsible for a leading brain cancer treatment using spider venom.
The Clarksville Civitan has been a staple of the Clarksville community for years and we at Wyatt Johnson are proud to be a part of their mission. If you would like to learn more about how the Civitan helps communities all over the world, you can visit their website! The Clarksville Civitan has a lot in the works and we can’t wait to partner with them again soon!
The Key to Stress-Free Street Parking in Nashville
From Clarksville to Nashville, finding parking can be quite a pain. Parking garages are overly expensive and usually full, leaving street parking as the best option. But even that has its own problems that you have to be aware of.
As a Nashville resident, you know that parking downtown can be hard to come by, especially on weekends. With street parking as one of only a few options available to you, it’s simply an unavoidable part of your life behind the wheel. So, if you have to park on the street, you may as well stay safe doing it. Below are some basic things every Wyatt Johnson Hyundai driver can do to ensure the safety of their vehicle when parking on the street.
Take The Pain and Worry Out of Street Parking in Nashville
Having to parallel park on a busy street can certainly be nerve-wracking. In fact, parallel parking is something that many drivers struggle with, but it’s still an important skill to master. So, how comfortable are you with parallel parking? More importantly, can you parallel park? Because if the answer to either of these questions is no, you may want to just pony up the twenty-or-so bucks required to gain access to an oversaturated parking garage. However, if you have the mettle to take on the tall task of parallel parking on a busy city street, keep reading.
Tips for Painless Street Parking
- Read the street signs: A common joke among big-city drivers, street signs are something that should be simple to interpret but, oftentimes, are not. With differing messages, time restraints, and symbols all coexisting on the same small rectangular sign, parking legally on the street can require some focus and mental fortitude. Take your time, read the signs and ensure that you won’t be returning to a freshly booted vehicle.
- Park under street lights, not tree branches: If possible, it’s always a good idea to park your car in a well-lit area. In general, the more visible your car is, the safer it will be. On the other hand, parking under trees should be avoided whenever possible. Trees shed debris with rain and wind and, on occasion, come down completely in severe weather. Not to mention bird poop is rather annoying, especially with a convertible.
- Fold in side mirrors: One of the easiest ways to protect your car when parking on the street is by simply folding in your driver-side side mirror. This prevents an irresponsible driver from passing too close to your parked car, clipping off your mirror, and continuing on with their day, leaving you with the bill for repairs.
- Take or hide your things and lock up: On average, over 80,000 unlocked cars are stolen yearly. That’s right, unlocked cars. So, while this may seem like an obvious tip, it is an important one. Lock your car, take your keys with you and be sure that no valuables are visible to people passing by and peeking in. Make sure potential thieves are not interested in your car or anything inside it.
- Save Your Location: People are forgetful. We forget our keys, our phones, our wallets. Heck, sometimes we forget whether or not our kids are in the backseat. We also, on occasion, forget where we park. Prevent this issue by dropping a pin on your maps app before you leave your ride behind. Then, when you’re ready to return, simply pull up the pin and find your ride in no time.
Jot These Down
- Car wash: Getting your car washed about every two weeks is a great way to make sure your car looks presentable. Beyond that, it shows would-be thieves that you pay attention to your vehicle. Oftentimes, car thieves target vehicles that look neglected. The idea here is that they will have more time after the theft to do with the car what they want before the owner even notices it’s gone. So, protect your car’s exterior appearance and show people you care about your ride with frequent washes.
- Snow cover: A snow cover or car blanket protects your car from all elements. Whether that’s snow, hail, tree debris, or bird droppings, a cover is a great way to protect your ride and prevent passersby from seeing what’s inside.
- Sunshade: Over time, constant exposure to the sunlight will cause fading and cracks on your dash and other areas of your interior. A sunshade is a great way to protect your car’s interior and prevent potential thieves from seeing something worth stealing in your car.
- Catalytic converter shield: This may sound like an unnecessary precaution, but when you consider the fact that an experienced thief can steal a catalytic converter in about two minutes, that $350 shield is looking a lot better than a $2,000+ converter.
Worry Less, Explore More
With more and more people moving to major metropolitan areas each year, parking in areas like Dayton is getting harder and harder to find, while inventory for car thieves has never been higher. However, if you follow these steps, you can rest easy knowing that you’ve done all you can to protect your car while it’s parked on the street.
Car Warning Light Symbols and Indicators
Car Warning Light Symbols and Indicators
Indicators such as improperly closed doors or the dreaded check-engine alarm show up on an automobile’s dashboard to communicate with users. When the automobile or truck heats up, they briefly glow to ensure that systems are safe and ready for use. One light may occasionally remain on, indicating a problem. Be extremely cautious if one or more warning lights do not briefly illuminate. If they’re not working, the vehicle user may never find out about a problem that could stall the automobile later.
A minor problem can swiftly evolve into a larger, more costly, and perhaps hazardous one if the vehicle operator doesn’t comprehend what a warning light means or chooses to ignore it. Therefore, do not forget to pay attention to them, especially in automobiles that use several onboard diagnostics.
Indicators and Symbols:
1) Security Alert:
If the ignition switch is locked, the indicator light will illuminate briefly, and the vehicle will require the use of a transponder-equipped key to restart. If the light is visible when the car is turned on, it usually means there is a problem with the security system.
2) Reduced Power:
This shows that the onboard ECU (Electronic Control Unit) is not able to receive adequate power from the engine, which is why this symbol lights up.
3) Gearbox Temperature:
This indicates that the internal components of the gearbox have reached a critical state, which could be caused by one or more of the following reasons:
• Heavier-Than-Usual Hauling
• Low Transmission Fluid Levels
• An immense amount of wear and tear on the interior components
4) Airbag Warning:
This light will illuminate when the car is turned on for the first time, which is typical. One of the vehicle’s airbags may be faulty if it remains lighted while driving. Although occupants will not become stuck on the side of the road as a result of this, it could be dangerous in the event of an accident.
5) Low on Fuel:
This is one of the most frequently seen warning symbols on the dashboard, seen in the fuel gauge. It shows that fuel is low and the driver needs to head over to the gas station for a refill.
6) Oil Pressure Warning:
An illuminated oil pressure indicator could simply be a car’s method of indicating that it’s time to top up the engine oil. It could also be a sign of an engine leak or worn components like a blown piston ring or a broken oil pump. It’s a good idea to park at the service facility if it doesn’t function or if the light comes on quickly even after adding oil.
7) Tire Pressure:
If a particular automobile has a TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System), it may light up on the dashboard to signal that its tire pressures are either low or too high at times.
8) Coolant Temperature:
The coolant temperature indicator, which looks like a thermometer dipped in water, shows that the vehicle is overheating. This could be caused by radiator damage, a faulty water pump, low coolant levels, or a leaking or even a ruptured coolant hose. Driving an overheated car is not only risky, but it also puts the four-wheeled vehicle at risk of irreversible damage. Check for coolant leaks and, if necessary, replenish.
2022 Hyundai Kona Electric
2022 Hyundai Kona Electric
The small Hyundai Kona SUV is proving to be a good basis for an electric car, as the 2022 Kona Electric retains all the positive qualities of its petrol brother. The Kona Electric is equipped with a large battery that allows it to travel great distances. The Kona Electric features nimble handling, quick acceleration, and a strong standard warranty and maintenance package, along with a competitive projected range.
Trims available at Wyatt Johnson Hyundai:
Limited and SEL are the two trim levels available for the 2022 Hyundai Kona Electric in 2022. Users will enjoy taking advantage of the amenities available in the Convenience Package here designed for the SEL model.
Exterior Appearance:
The Kona Electric gets a cosmetic change for 2022 with new front and rear bumpers and new wheel styles. It now looks sportier than the previous model. Expect a sleek Tesla-inspired front end. The body paneling is no longer visible and thin headlights can be seen. Buyers will be pleased to see 17-inch wheels with sleek new wheel styles. There are bold design lines on the sides, just like previous Hyundai vehicles. The taillight is located at the rear, giving the SUV a sleek and modern look. Overall, the vehicle is unmistakably stylish from every angle.
Interior Appearance:
The following are some of the features found in the 2022 Hyundai Kona Electric Limited:
- Redesigned Center Console with Rear USB Port
- Modern Driver Display on the Gauge Cluster
- Heated Steering Wheel
- Blue Contrast Stitching on the Seats
- Wireless Charging Facility
- 10.3 inch Infotainment System with 3 year Bluelink Telematics for Connectivity
- Regenerative Braking
- Heated and Ventilated Seats
- Automatic Temperature Control
- Height Adjustable Passenger Seat
- 8-Speaker Infinity Sound System
The cabin of the 2022 Hyundai Kona Electric is significantly quieter than previous generations. Inside there is a lot of material that dampens noise. The rear seat and cargo area are cramped even by subcompact crossover standards, but the Kona Electric has no less interior space than the traditional model, having been designed from the ground up to house a battery pack. The cargo capacity of this vehicle is 19.2 cubic feet in the rear.
Engine Configuration:
The 2022 Hyundai Kona Electric comes with a 150 kW motor and a 64 kWh battery. The vehicle now has three charging options, the fastest of which takes less than 30 minutes to reach an 80 percent charge. This electric motor can produce 201 hp of power and 291 lbs.-ft of torque. It is normal for the wheels to spin at high speed when such a large amount of torque is immediately available. A single-speed direct-drive transmission transfers power to the front wheels. When fully charged, the vehicle should offer a fantastic range of 258 miles. Its closest competitor, the Chevrolet Bolt EUV, has a range of 250 miles.
Safety Features:
- Driver Attention Warning
- Lane Keeping Assist
- Rear Cross Traffic Collision Avoidance Assist
- Blind Spot Collision Avoidance Assist
- Lane Following Assist
- Stop-And-Go Adaptive Cruise Control (Limited)
- Rear Occupant Alert
For more information on the 2022 Hyundai Kona Electric available at Wyatt Johnson Hyundai, visit their website: https://www.wyattjohnsonhyundai.com/hyundai-kona-electric-in-clarksville-tn
2021 Hyundai Palisade
2021 Hyundai Palisade
Few SUVs are as attractive and spacious as the 2021 Hyundai Palisade. Although this vehicle shares the same platform as the Kia Telluride, its distinctive design can create a new niche. In addition to a spacious cabin, the 2021 Hyundai Palisade also offers a smooth-running engine and smooth driving. The list of driver assistance technology and long warranty coverage are two other reasons to choose the Palisade.
Trims available at Wyatt Johnson Hyundai:
A total of four trims are being offered for the 2021 Hyundai Palisade. The names of these trims are as follows:
- SE
- Limited
- SEL
- Calligraphy
Out of these, the Calligraphy is a luxury trim that is now even more luxurious for the year 2021.
Refined Exterior Design:
While the styling may be subjective, most customers would love the refined exterior design of the 2021 Hyundai Palisade. Unique 20-inch wheels (new for 2021) can be seen in the calligraphy outfit, helping it stand out from mid-range SUVs in the crowded market. and LED daytime running lights are available in a calligraphic pattern. The light styling seems to be borrowed from the Hyundai Kona and the Hyundai Santa Fe, and the lower bezel is made of beautiful metal. Indeed unique. There is a front-facing camera on the front. The design lines rise from the front of the hood and disappear towards the A-pillar. Brushed aluminum can be seen on the door handles and the lower sill. Roof racks are available for luggage. Full LED brake lights and a spoiler can be seen at the rear. The LED taillights have a futuristic effect. In calligraphy, there are two escapes together.
Engine Specifications:
The 2021 Hyundai Palisade has a 3.8-liter GDI V6 engine that produces 291 horsepower and 262 lbs.-ft of torque. This engine was combined with 8-speed automatic transmission. The shift paddles on the steering wheel allow this transmission to switch to manual mode. FWD (Front-Wheel-Drive) is standard on all models and AWD (All-Wheel-Drive) is optional on SEL, SE, and Limited models. The Calligraphy model receives AWD as standard. This vehicle has a towable weight of 5,000 pounds.
Interior Appearance:
The door panels can be seen with soft-touch materials inside the 2021 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy. Perforated and padded Napa leather can be seen on the door. There is sufficient storage space in the door pockets. A 10.25 inch Harmon Kardon infotainment system can be found here. CarPlay, Android Auto, and Navigation are available here. The interiors give the dashboard a very chocolate-like feel. The integration of the infotainment system into the dashboard is remarkable.
Other features include:
- Very Clear Backup Camera
- Heated and Ventilated Seats
- Dual Climate Control
- Lockable Mode Selector Knob
- All heated seat and steering wheel controls at a single place
- 2 Cup Holders
- Wireless Charging
- Sunroof
- 18 cubic feet of rear cargo space
- Sliding and Reclining Second Row of Seats
Despite the great features being available in the 2021 Hyundai Palisade, it still is priced very affordable.
Safety Features:
- Forward Collusion Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection
- Blind Spot Monitoring
- Lane Following Assist and Lane Keeping Assist
For more information on the 2021 Hyundai Palisade available at Wyatt Johnson Hyundai, visit their website: https://www.wyattjohnsonhyundai.com/hyundai-palisade-in-clarksville-tn
2021 Hyundai Sonata Vs 2021 Honda Accord
2021 Hyundai Sonata Vs 2021 Honda Accord
It’s constantly charming to find out what makes an automobile famous. Affordability is regularly what leads a version to end up a famous name. Other’s vicinity a top class on individuality and reputation. So, what precisely continues the Hyundai Sonata and Honda Accord applicable in 2021? The Accord is a famous automobile this is each stupid and dependable. Meanwhile, the Sonata is everywhere in the vicinity, however, its hybrid version is extraordinarily efficient, and the performance-orientated N Line Sonata is one of the class’s maximum exciting possibilities. Despite minor discrepancies, those motors look well-matched at the start appearance. However, one version can also additionally higher match a person’s options and desires than the other. Here, we will cross over the important thing differences between the 2021 Accord and the 2021 Sonata.
- Hassle-free Ownership– Buying a vehicle is a long-term investment and no buyer wants to take risks. This makes Hyundai one of the most attractive automakers in the industry. Their models come with a 10 year / 100,000 mile limited powertrain limited warranty, which is the best. The 2021 Honda Accord, on the other hand, offers a five-year / 60,000-mile limited powertrain warranty.
- External Appearance– Appearance is invariably subjective, so buyers may have different opinions as to why they find a particular sedan more beautiful. The Sonata looks like a more aerodynamic vehicle front and rear, it has a coupé-like appearance compared to the Accord and has two sport tailpipes. more demanding and more efficient.
Engines Under the Hoods– The drivetrains of both vehicles now offer comparable performance. The basic 1.5-liter four-cylinder turbo engine in the Accord makes 193 hp, which is not much different from the 191 hp of the 2.5-liter four-cylinder in the Sonata 2021 to a CVT (continuously variable transmission) producing 192 of torque lbs.-ft, significantly higher than the Sonata’s 181 lbs.-ft. Overall, the Sonata offers more motor options than the Accord. Here is a table of the other engines:
| Vehicle | Engine | Power (hp) | Torque (lbs.-ft) | Transmission |
| 2021 Hyundai Sonata (Limited and SEL Plus) | 1.6-liter turbo | 180 | 195 | 6-speed automatic |
| 2021 Hyundai Sonata N-Line | 2.5-liter turbo | 290 | 311 | 8-speed DCT (Dual Clutch Transmission) |
| 2021 Honda Accord | 2.0 liter | 252 | 273 | 10-speed automatic |
Both vehicles are available as a hybrid as well.
- Available Trims– Both the 2021 Hyundai Sonata and the 2021 Honda Accord are available with six trims. Here are the names of the Sonata’s trim levels:
- Limited
- SEL
- SEL Plus
- N Line
- SE
The names of the Accord’s trims are as follows:
- Sport
- EX-L
- Touring
- EX
- LX
- Interior Feel– Buyers will find the Hyundai Sonata’s cabin appears tech-heavy, with the all-digital instrument cluster highlighting the Sonata NLine’s 10.25-inch infotainment display far better than the Sonata’s 8.0-inch touchscreen system. they show quality, sometimes they are a bit boring.
2021 Ford Explorer Vs. 2021 Hyundai Palisade
2021 Ford Explorer Vs. 2021 Hyundai Palisade
Families want a level of comfort and space that single-car owners cannot achieve. Whether a person is traveling to soccer practice or flying to a music festival, the passengers in the rear seats deserve the same comfort and accommodation as the passengers in the front seats. Conventional SUVs ignore this need, others take advantage of it and offer great features for the pleasure of rear passengers. The 2021 Ford Explorer and the 2021 Hyundai Palisade are two SUV models that excel in this area and focus on passenger comfort.
Head-to-Head:
- External Appearance– The 2021 Ford Explorer and the 2021 Hyundai Palisade go to great lengths to please buyers with attractive interior and exterior designs. The Ford Explorer has a similar appearance to the company’s other distinctive vehicles. Unique for this model. It is clearly the most modern and exclusive vehicle of the two.
- Drivetrains– Ford Explorer offers Rear-Wheel-Drive (RWD) and All-Wheel-Drive (4WD) versus front-wheel drive (FWD) and All-Wheel-Drive (AWD) on the palisade. The Explorer is more fun here than driving an SUV.
- Trims– More trims are available for the 2021 Explorer as compared to the 2021 Palisade. Six trims of the Explorer are as follows:
- King Ranch
- Base
- ST
- Limited
- XLT
- Platinum
Buyers looking at the 2021 Hyundai Palisade will see the following four trim levels:
- Limited
- Calligraphy
- SEL
- SE
- Interiors– Ford Explorer earns points for a smaller interior space and materials that do not match the luxurious features of the eight-passenger palisade. The second row seats in the 7-seater Explorer have been criticized for being inconvenient to fold and difficult to get in and out of. The interior of the Palisade is luxurious, spacious, and top-notch, according to car reviews. It offers a very high level of comfort and quality, even more so in the high-quality versions. Hyundai sewn and assembled the interior of the palisade with an almost luxurious finish. The Limited variant has a headlining made of suede, elegant soft leather, soft-touch plastics, and beautiful wood paneling.
- Mileage– The 2021 Ford Explorer surpasses the 2021 Hyundai Palisade in this department: it can deliver 20 MPG city and 27 MPG highway, that’s more than 19 MPG city and 24 MPG highway for the palisade.
- Engine Options– Buyers of the 2021 Ford Explorer will be able to choose from the following three engines:
| Engine | Power (hp) | Torque | Transmission |
| 2.3-liter turbocharged | 300 | 310 | 8-speed automatic |
| 3.0-liter V6 | 365 | 380 | 10-speed automatic |
| 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo (ST) | 400 | 415 | 10-speed automatic |
Other than this, a hybrid engine is also available. In contrast, the 2021 Hyundai Palisade gets just one engine and no hybrid technology. This is a 3.8 liter V6 that develops 291 hp of power and 262 lbs.-ft of torque and is mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission.
- Infotainment– The 2021 Ford Explorer comes with a single 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system that can be upgraded to SYNC3® audio. Compared to this, the 2021 Hyundai Palisade offers an 8.0-inch system that can be upgraded to 10.2 inches.
2022 Hyundai Kona
2022 Hyundai Kona
The 2022 Hyundai Kona is one of the few small car SUVs that offers a crisp driving experience. It’s a fantastic product that combines great looks with easy handling and functionality. For the series of this vehicle, buyers can choose between two engines that are available and are upgraded with every equipment trim.
Various Trim Levels to Select from at Wyatt Johnson Hyundai:
Buyers of the 2022 Hyundai Kona can expect the following four trim levels:
- N Line
- SEL
- Limited
- SE
The Limited trim is anticipated to offer the best combination of features for buyers. The two drive options available are FWD (Front-Wheel-Drive) and AWD (All-Wheel-Drive).
Exterior Appearance:
Several changes have been made to the exterior of the 2022 Hyundai Kona; gets a facelift that includes a more dramatic front treatment than the 2021 model; The exterior lighting elements have also been changed for 2022 and are now surrounded by a new, fresh, wide-mouth grille. The emblem was moved from the grille to the bonnet. The SUV comes with front air curtains. The 2022 Hyundai Kona SEL is equipped with projection headlights, but these are not on top. This car is no longer equipped with fog lights. Various trim strips in body color are now available on the sides. Roof rails and a rear protective glass are standard with SEL equipment variants and higher. All levels are equipped with electrically adjustable side mirrors in the vehicle color 16-, 17-, and 18-inch alloy wheels are available for this car. A built-in roof spoiler can be seen at the rear. The taillights are designed so that they point towards the center of the rear. See dummies of the front underrun protection plates. The SEL has only one exhaust outlet.
Interior Appearance:
Buyers may expect 19.2 cubic feet of cargo capacity on the inside. At the back, there is space for in-floor storage. On the reclining back row, there is enough legroom and headroom. There is a rear center armrest with cup holders. Other features to expect in this SUV are:
- Exceptional Interior Finish
- Cloth Seating (SE, SEL)
- Front Seats with 8-way Power Adjustments (Limited, N Line)
- 8.0-inch Touchscreen Infotainment System (Larger than Before)
- Push Button Start
- Small Digital Instrument Cluster
- Climate Control
Engine and Performance:
The 2022 Hyundai Kona will be available with two engine options: The 2.0-liter direct injection, available on SEL and SE models, delivers 147 horsepower and 132 pound-feet of torque. The engine in this vehicle is mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission and can go 060 mph in 9.2 seconds. The second motor, a 1.6-liter turbo mill with 195 horsepower and 195 lbs.-ft of torque, is available for the N Line and Limited models. sends power to the front or to all wheels. It only takes 6.6 seconds to get from 060 mph.
Safety Features:
Hyundai SmartSense on the 2022 Kona offers the following features:
- Forward Collision Avoidance Assist
- Lane Keeping Assist
- Automatic Emergency Braking
- Driver Attention Warning
- Blind Spot Monitoring
- Lane Change Assist
- Rear Cross Traffic Alert
For more information on the 2022 Hyundai Kona available at Wyatt Johnson Hyundai, visit their website: https://www.wyattjohnsonhyundai.com/hyundai-kona-in-clarksville-tn
2022 Hyundai Tucson
2022 Hyundai Tucson
The Hyundai Tucson looks very noticeable from the outside for 2022. People sitting inside can enjoy a very peaceful ride; Incidentally, the interiors are more spacious and exclusive than before; Buyers can also benefit from a long list of drivers. The Hyundai Tucson, sold in America since 2005, has certainly come a long way.
Trims to Select from at Wyatt Johnson Hyundai:
The following four trims are available for the 2022 Hyundai Tucson:
- Limited
- S
- N-Line
- SE
Expect the N-Line to be the sportiest trim amongst the above. All the trims offer an excellent balance between practicality and refinement.
Exterior Appearance:
Buyers looking at the 2022 Tucson’s striking design will see new LED daytime running lights upfront. Expect a low hood with a central indentation for a character in the front. The robust look is rounded off by a simulated underrun protection plate on the front. The aerodynamics of the vehicle. Buyers will notice a beautiful design on the fenders of the Hyundai Tucson 2022: part of the hood extends to the door panel to give this SUV a futuristic look. Mirror with LED turn signals. The roof design merges seamlessly into the rear, which is equipped with futuristic LED taillights. There is no rear wiper on this vehicle. Some chrome finish can be seen on the lower bumper.
Engine Performance:
This SUV has a wider and longer wheelbase than before with a new chassis configuration. It is equipped with a 2.5 liter 4 cylinder engine that generates 187 horsepower and 182 lbs.-ft of torque; the power is up 26 horsepower over the previous year. Reaches the front or all wheels through the 8-speed automatic transmission.
- Smart
- Normal
- Snow
- Sport
Interior Appearance:
The 2022 Hyundai Tucson looks significantly more elegant than its price and offers excellent interior quality. There are many soft-touch surfaces in the cabins of the higher equipment variants. The dashboard has a clean design style from the center to the door panels. Expect very little cabin. Noise development at high speeds. 2022 Hyundai Tucson Limited equipment of the front interior:
- Push Button Start
- 10.25-inch Touchscreen Infotainment System
- Bose Sound System (optional)
- 2 USB Ports and 12V Outlet
- Heated and Ventilated Seats
- Electric Assist for Passengers and Drivers
- Panoramic Sunroof
- Large Space in Armrest Console
- Dual Climate Control
- Heated Steering Wheel
- 38.7 cubic feet of Rear Cargo Space (at par with the he Honda CR-V)
Safety Features:
- Lane Departure Warning with Lane Keeping Assist
- Automated Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection
- Adaptive Cruise Control with Lane Centering Assist
To learn more information on the 2022 Hyundai Tucson available at Wyatt Johnson Hyundai, visit our website: https://www.wyattjohnsonhyundai.com/hyundai-tucson-in-clarksville-tn
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