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At first glance, the Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell looks like any other compact SUV. But underneath its clean exterior lies a powertrain that is anything but ordinary. When Hyundai introduced this hydrogen-powered crossover in 2013, it became one of the first fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) available to the public. An ambitious move brought hydrogen from lab experiments to lease deals.

In a world dominated by ever-larger crossovers and tech-laden trucks, it's easy to overlook the humble subcompact. But rewind to 2008 and you’ll find Hyundai sharpening its pencil with the Accent, giving it a notable facelift that helped redefine how Americans saw budget-friendly hatchbacks and sedans.

If you’ve ever driven a Hyundai Accent in its early days, you probably remember a few things: it was small, it was affordable, and it got the job done. Not much more, not much less. But Hyundai has never been a brand to stand still. And now, the Accent is staging a quiet comeback, this time reimagined as a small family hatchback with real purpose and personality.

It’s easy to take Hyundai for granted these days. Hyundai has carved out serious space in the U.S. market with class-leading warranties, striking designs, and a growing fleet of electric vehicles. But if you rewind to the late 1980s, Hyundai was not a household name. It was a longshot.

Back in the late 1980s, Hyundai was still the underdog of the automotive world. Known mostly for compact and budget-friendly cars like the Excel, the idea of the Korean automaker launching a mid-size sedan to rival established Japanese giants might have sounded ambitious, if not flat-out crazy. But Hyundai went for it anyway.

"Built Ford Tough" isn’t just a slogan—it’s a promise. But what exactly makes Ford trucks such a top choice for drivers who crave high performance? Whether you're hauling heavy loads, heading off-road, or simply want the confidence of a powerful engine under the hood, Ford trucks deliver strength, reliability, and technology that outpace the competition.

When shopping for a vehicle, you might ask yourself: Should I buy a used Hyundai or opt for a certified pre-owned one? It’s a common question among savvy car buyers who want to get the most value for their money. At City World Hyundai, we know that choosing between a used car and a certified pre-owned (CPO) Hyundai can be confusing—but we’re here to simplify the decision. 

Commuting in the Bronx or across New York City means you need a car that’s reliable, efficient, and comfortable—especially with traffic, tolls, and tight parking in play. But which Hyundai model is the best for navigating this urban jungle? Whether you’re taking advantage of a Hyundai Elantra lease, considering a compact SUV, or searching for Hyundai dealership deals, City World Hyundai has the perfect match for your commute.