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2014 Equus Comes With Hyundai's White Glove Service

2014 Hyundai Equus (Photo credit: Hyundai Motor Company)

This article is provided and sponsored by the Baltimore Hyundai Dealer Group.

If you're looking to get the most from your luxury car, without paying the most, the 2014 Hyundai Equus is just what you're looking for. At a starting MSRP of $68,500 for the 2014 Equus Ultimate, you'll save thousands on an upscale luxury car that delivers more in every important category.

To start, the 2014 Equus comes with Hyundai's White Glove Service. It all starts with a "Your Time, Your Place" test drive – with an Equus being brought to your home or work for you to drive. Owners will enjoy the ease of having the service center come to them, with "At Your Service" valet for regularly scheduled maintenance and vehicle service. And every Equus comes with 3-year/36,000 mile complimentary maintenance.

At a starting price thousand less than the competition, the Equus Ultimate comes equipped with a bevy of inclusions: Forward-View Cornering Camera, 12.3-inch LCD Instrument Cluster Display, Heads-Up Display, Multi-View Camera System, Rear-Seat Entertainment System with Dual 9.2-Inch Monitors, and Power Lumbar on Rear Outboard Seats among other amenities.

The Equus doesn't stop at simple amenities though. The 8-Speed Automatic Transmission with Shifttronic makes for a smoother ride than the competition. Coupled with the 429 HP pulsing from its GDI V8 engine, the Equus's smooth power is incomparable. The Equus also sports more interior room, with 126.0 cu. ft., it ranks above the Lexus LS 460, Mercedes-Benz S550, and the BMW 750i.

The 2014 Hyundai Equus is one of the finest luxury vehicles on the road today. Experience its unique combination of power and luxury that the Hyundai Equus has to offer today, at your local Baltimore Hyundai Dealers. Compare vehicles and see why Hyundai lets you drive smarter at www.drivesmarterbaltimore.com.

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