Every quarter the foremost vehicle pricing and information provider; NADAguides; releases a car-buyers market report. For Q2 2011, the organization bestowed only six cars in total with "Top Recommended Buys" designations. Among these winners is the Hyundai Azera four-door sedan.

Lesser-known of the Hyundai models, the Azera embodies the ultimate combination of comfort and convenience. It contains more interior room than three of its leading competitors, even the E-Class sedans and 750i. Since it first debuted, the Hyundai Azera has been praised by drivers and the critics as a quintessential combination of luxury and value and one of the industry's "best kept secrets".

In a recent press release, NADAguides explains exactly why the organization deemed the Hyundai Azera as deserving a place on their "Top Recommended Buys" list.  Among the many hard-to-resist attributes of the car listed are: its envious 21- percent first-year depreciation rate, a starting MSRP of only $30,095, and Hyundai's recently instated Trade-In Value Guarantee.

NADAguides also states drivers who currently own a Hyundai "will receive a $1,500 value owner coupon with the purchase of a new Hyundai Azera"¹. They also note the five-year/60,000 mile warranty and five-year safety rating from NHSTA.

The quarterly NADAguides "Car Buyers Market Report" is developed using thousands and thousands of data points market information on new cars. The points of interest NADAguides' team of market analysts focus most heavily on in the report's ratings are depreciation value, financing incentives, safety, starting MSRP, manufacturer warranty, additional vehicle features, and last but not least - days' supply availability... For the 2011 Hyundai Azera, that's 103.

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Source: ¹http://www.autoblog.com/2011/06/27/nadaguides-reveals-six-top-auto-picks-based-on-low-depreciation/