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It’s a fact: the manual transmission is on its deathbed. Long absent from most family vehicles, one the last bastions of the manual transmission are compact crossovers. These however are becoming harder and harder to find. Most mainstream manufacturers in America have abandoned offering a stick-shift in compact CUVs and only minor players in the segment, like Jeep, Mazda, Subaru and Volkswagen, still allow owners to row their own gears.

Hyundai unveiled its Intrado concept today at the Geneva Motor Show, calling the hydrogen powered concept a preview of the brand’s approach to compact crossover cars.

Hyundai just released its latest series of advertisements ahead of the Super Bowl this weekend starring Johnny Galecki of the “Big Bang Theory.”

There was something missing when Hyundai unveiled its second-generation Genesis sedan earlier this week in Detroit. 

Kia brought a heavily Audi-esque concept to this year’s Detroit Auto Show featuring a 2.0-liter turbo four banger powering the rear wheels.

Kia’s 2014 Sedona minivan is one of the latest vehicles to earn a five-star crash safety rating.

Today Hyundai joined the ranks of global automakers with a performance sub-brand.

A call back that affected more than 186,000 Hyundai Elantras last March could expand by about another 52,000 units.

Hyundai is hoping to sell more of its rear-wheel drive premium sedans; many more.

Nappa leather upholstery, a V8 powering the back half and reclining rear seats; none of those would make sense in a Kia-branded products a few years ago but things are changing quickly. 

There’s a performance sub-brand coming from Korean automaker Hyundai.

The latest in a series of heavily modified Hyundai products bound for this year’s SEMA Show was announced today.

AutoGuide‘s compact crossover video comparison garnered plenty of attention this week, as we pitted eight of the market’s most popular crossovers against one another. Which one came out on top? Watch the video below, along with our other most popular videos of the week.

Compact crossovers are quickly becoming America’s one-size-fits-all automotive solution.

Withholding powertrain details, Kia announced plans today to sell the electric version of its Soul hatchback in the U.S.