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As a recent college graduate, your hard work and perseverance – especially during these difficult times – has finally paid off with that coveted college degree. It’s an awesome achievement worth celebrating.

You may be in the market for your first car. Or you’re eager to trade up from that embarrassing old beater that got you through high school and college. Then check out our picks for the best new Hyundai SUVs for college grads. These two affordable new Hyundai SUVs for sale near Miami are stylish, safe, reliable, fuel-efficient, and loaded with the high-tech features you crave.

If you live around Miami — or really anywhere in Florida — you have plenty of fears not shared by most other Americans: Hurricanes and storm surge, flooding, getting gobbled up by a gator, the Bills winning the AFC East again. Yet there’s one communal fear that’s growing with each and every news story: Sinkholes.

Although Hyundai makes some quality sedans, you won’t find any dog-friendly sports cars or coupes on here—just safe and spacious family SUVs that are pooch perfect for your furry canine pals. Making the best SUVs for every breed, from big German Shepherds and large Great Danes to little French Bulldogs and miniature Chihuahuas, is sort of what Hyundai does better than anyone, yet no one talks about it!

There’s a festive spirit in the air as South Florida gets ready to celebrate one of the area’s favorite holidays: Cinco de Mayo! To help make planning your 2021 Cinco de May celebration easier, Braman Hyundai is pleased to provide the following list of top Cinco de Mayo activities in Hialeah and Miami this year.

(Note: Although COVID restrictions are easing, please remember to follow all appropriate health and safety guidelines. Confirm the dates, times, and locations of these South Florida Cinco de Mayo events with the individual event organizers before attending.)

Even though SUVs and trucks are grabbing more market share these days, four-door sedans continue to be a popular choice for buyers. Two of the very best sedans in this competitive category are the 2021 Hyundai Sonata and the 2021 Honda Accord.

While it’s true that the Accord has been a solid choice among car shoppers for many years, the new 2021 Sonata is pulling ahead of Honda’s flagship four-door by offering rock-solid quality, lively performance, perfect handling, excellent fuel economy, and a superior list of tech and features.

After hundreds of test drives, thousands of miles, and millions of “wows,” there’s just one North American Car of the Year winner: The 2021 Hyundai Elantra. Hyundai’s all-new compact car takes top honors for its thoughtful design, advanced safety, lengthy list of excellent tech, and fuel economy.

Ditch the roses. Blow out the candles. Turn off the “Best of Marvin Gaye” album. This Valentine’s Day, you’ve got a date with your new significant other: a brand-new Hyundai.

We get it—like any online matching site, you want to know if you mesh well with the profile on the other end. That’s why we’re happy to list the top reasons to take one out on a blind date (aka. a test drive). Because when the night is through, we guarantee you’ll love Hyundai as much as the folks at our Read More

 

We love Hyundai. You love Hyundai. To celebrate a new year (finally!), we wanted to share that love by introducing some upcoming Hyundai 2022 models, news and technology. From a first-ever Hyundai truck to a larger selection of electric vehicles, 2021 will bring a whole lot more to adore under the Hyundai brand name. So, let’s dive right in.

It’s no secret that SUVs are the auto industry’s top-selling vehicles. Buyers love the versatility, safety, convenience, practicality, and technology that today’s modern SUVs provide. Two of this fiercely competitive midsize-SUV segment’s top performers are the 2021 Hyundai Tucson and the 2021 Nissan Rogue. Let’s look at how the new Hyundai Tucson from Braman Miami Hyundai comes out as the clear winner against the Rogue.

Picture this: You’re on a road trip with your children in the back of your Santa Fe. From your review mirror, you see your son’s coat caught in the rear door. You pull over to the side of the road, and when the coast appears clear, you attempt to deactivate the Electronic Child Safety Lock. Your son pulls on the door handle when suddenly another vehicle approaches fast from behind.