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THE NEW TU-MORROW HAS ARRIVED |
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The new 2009 Hyundai Tucson has arrived offering even greater features across the range.
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Now available with ESP Stability Control, Traction Control System, an integrated Bluetooth® audio system plus a host of detail improvements as standard, the new Tucson delivers added appeal and enhanced value across the range.
The new range will be distinguished by a revised front grille, front indicator lens colour change, redesigned rear tailgate garnish, and all-new alloy wheel designs, as well as a charcoal black interior.
Available in three model grades – the City SX, City Elite and SX V6 – the 2009 Tucson offers either a 2.0-litre 2WD engine available on the SX and Elite, or the SX V6 AWD powertrain.
The new Tucson is one of the first models that will receive Hyundai’s brand new audio technology, featuring Bluetooth® audio capabilities, allowing for music to be streamed directly from a Bluetooth® compatible music player.
For more information or to book a test-drive of the new 2009 Tucson range, contact us, or visit the dealership today.
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Australia’s cheapest car to run, according to the RACV, the Hyundai Getz has just celebrated its 100,000 sale in Australia.
To celebrate we are holding a clearance on all 2008 model Getz.
Available with various engine options including the 1.4L or 1.6L petrol engine, with either a manual or automatic transmission, the Getz also features plenty of extras as standard.
With keyless entry, power windows and mirrors and MP3 compatible audio, as well as the option of three or five doors, the Getz offers everything you could want in Australia’s cheapest car to run.
We also have other great run-out deals on the 2008 model Elantra and Tucson. |
Remember to visit the dealership today as these offers are only available until the end of the month.
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THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT AT CARLTON |
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The AFL Home and Away Season has drawn to a close with Carlton capping off a positive year and looking towards the future.
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After finishing 11th on the ladder, next year looks promising for the Blues, as their young list gains experience and becomes a serious contender for the 2009 season.
The Blues finished the season with 10 wins and 12 loses.
The season was full of excitement, as last year’s No. 1 draft pick Matthew Kreuzer played every game of the season following his Round 3 debut, just as top recruit Chris Judd represented the Blues in 21 matches after his return from injury in Round 2.
But the main achievement of 2008 was Brendan Fevola’s second place in the Coleman Medal kicking 99 goals for the year in dramatic fashion.
The disappointment was rife amongst Carlton, and generally football fans, last weekend, with Fevola stranded on 99 goals at the end of their Round 22 match against Hawthorn, which saw Hawk Lance Franklin kick 100 goals in the first quarter.
Franklin needed only two goals to reach the milestone, while Fevola needed eight, falling only one short on seven.
Hyundai is proud to be associated with Carlton and we looked forward to next season with anticipation.
As a major sponsor of the Blues, we as a dealership were excited to participate in the Hyundai Legends Game prior to the August 17th match against the Kangaroos, where we were represented by our very own James Sounas. |
A great day was had by all and we look forward to many more opportunities with the Blues in the future.
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The school holidays are almost upon us again and it is time to find some interesting ways to keep the kids entertained.
But Melbourne is set to impress throughout September with plenty happening around the city that is sure to keep even the rowdiest of children, or adults, well occupied.
From the Royal Melbourne Show, to the AFL Grand Final, September is packed full of fun adventurers to enjoy all that spring has to offer.
Here are some of our top suggestions:
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Ice Skating at Waterfront City
Disco on Ice at Docklands promises a fun-filled and exhilarating outing
for people of all ages.
When: Now – 5th October
Where: Waterfront City Piazza & Pavilion, Docklands
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Royal Melbourne Show
The Show is a unique celebration that brings Victoria's best to the city
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agricultural competitions and displays, interactive sports and leisure games,
entertainment, blue ribbon food & wine and horticulture, and all your favourite
showbags, rides and more. |
When: 18th – 28th September
Where: Melbourne Showgrounds
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‘Footy Fever’ at the National Sports Museum
It's footy finals time and the National Sports Museum allows you to immerse ourself in all things AFL through a tour of the MCG and interactive activities at the Museum. |
When: 20th September – 5th October
Where: National Sports Museum at the MCG
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2008 AFL Grand Final Parade
Watch the two AFL Grand Finalists parade through the city before the opposing captains present the Cup to the crowd at the Old Treasury Building. |
When: 26th September
Where: Starting outside the Arts Centre and travelling along Swanston and Collins
Streets finishing at the Old Treasury Building
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2008 AFL Grand Final Day
Catch the footy fever at Federation Square and watch the match on the big screen. After the siren see the presentation of the winning team on stage. |
When: 27th September
Where: Federation Square
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MILO in2CRICKET
Get in2CRICKET with the season launch of the MILO in2CRICKET program and test out your cricket skills at this fun and free school holiday event. |
When: 2nd October
Where: Federation Square
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