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Not long ago, Hyundai shot for the moon by expanding its lineup with the rear-wheel-drive Genesis — a car intended to emulate midsize luxury cars like the BMW 5 Series and Mercedes E-Class for less money than either sedan. Two years later, the automaker brings us a sort of super-Genesis in the Equus, an even larger sedan that aims to take on the 7 Series or S-Class at a price point one rung lower. Toward that end, the Equus might be cross-shopped against sedans ranging from a BMW 5 Series and Mercedes E-Class to an Acura RL or Volvo S80. Read More
2 Available Equus Trims
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