Hyundai Equus

Automobile infobox


name=Hyundai Equus
manufacturer=Hyundai Motor Company
aka=Hyundai Centennial
production=1999–2008
class=Full-size luxury car
predecessor=Hyundai Dynasty
layout=FF layout
related=Mitsubishi Proudia
Mitsubishi Dignity
body_style=4-door sedan
engine=Hyundai Lambda 3.3 L V6
Hyundai Lambda 3.8 L V6
8A80 4.5 L V8
wheelbase= Auto mm|2840|1
"(limo: Auto mm|3090|1)"
length= Auto mm|5120|1
"(limo: Auto mm|5390|1)"
width= Auto mm|1870|1
height= Auto mm|1480|1
"(limo: Auto mm|1485|1)"
weight=
fuel=80 L

The Hyundai Equus, known as the Hyundai Centennial in the Middle East, is a large luxury car produced in South Korea by the Hyundai Motor Company. The car is a joint project with Mitsubishi Motors who had their own version called the Proudia. It was introduced in 1999 as a front wheel drive [ [http://equus.hyundai-motor.com/Showroom/Exterior/Frontview.aspx EQUUS (Korean language)] ] car that measures convert|5.1|m|in|1 long and convert|1.9|m|in|1 wide. A long-wheelbase limousine model is available exclusively for the Korean domestic market, and, at 92,510,000 South Korean won for the 2008 model with a V8 and no options, is the most expensive model in the company's lineup. The Equus was also mechanically related to the Mitsubishi Dignity for the Japanese market. The Equus is sold in South Korea, China, and the Middle East. A very limited number, badged as the Centennial, were made available for some western European markets in the early and mid 2000s.

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