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If you have the budget to consider both options, and you want more power, I’d go for the 5.0L engine, with 420-Horsepower why settle for the 3.8L with only 311?

With 8-speed automatic transmission with SHIFTRONIC as standard as well an intelligent driving mode, the driving experienced is promised to be a smooth and controlled one.

You’ll feel the luxuriousness of the ultra-premium leather and the genuine wood trim with matt finish, whilst enjoying the comfortable spaciousness of this car – 123 cubic feet of it to be exact! That amount of space needs a serious Audio system. Hyundai haven’t fallen short with the Lexicon Audio system with Discrete Logic 7 Surround Sound Processing! The 17-high efficiency speaker system provides pristine audio.

With over 15 different safety features mentioned as standard to include Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB), Lane Keep Assist and Blind Spot Detection (BSD) you’ll be able to sit back and enjoy the drive.

With limited numbers coming to the UK later this year, visit the Hyundai’s website to keep updated.

If you take one look at the Crosstour you can easily mistake it for a bulky family car but it is classed as hatchback. There’s no doubt that it is a large hatchback, but you can choose between a 2.4-litre engine or a 3.5-litre V6, and that’s not exactly an option you get with the majority of other hatchbacks.

The Crosstour is renowned for its astonishing safety record, and it has earned 5 stars for a all of its passenger areas by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The interior is classy, and there’s the benefit of leather seats, a smart navigation system, a Bluetooth infotainment system, an engine start button, ample space and a rear-view camera.

There are a number of reasons why the Cross tour should not be deemed a hatchback. And while it certainly won’t be cheap on insurance for young drivers, it’s designed to be nippy and safe with really smooth handling, and that’s exactly what modern hatchbacks are all about.

Welcome to Unique Car Service. We want to keep you up to date with the latest cars as well as motor industry information, while we also aim to offer practical advice to drivers to help keep you safe, well informed and up to date with the latest industry information.

Whether you’re a complete novice driver or an experienced petrol head, we feel there’s something out there for everyone, even those who are yet to pass their driving test. Every car is unique, and so too is the individual driving the car, so expect a lot of information on the latest hatchbacks, saloons, family cars, sports cars and classics.

Different vehicles will have different benefits, but they will also have their own disadvantages, and our advice is designed to help visitors come away with an understanding that they may no have acquired elsewhere. So if you’re interested in cars, or perhaps just want to learn more about different manufacturers and models, then stay tuned.