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Hyundai reaches 5 million cars in the US 
Autoblog | by Siddharth Raja | Thu, Jul 19
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Today, Hyundai is manufacturing cars in the U.S. and Europe and is on target to reach 550,000 sales in America for this year. Recently, products like the new Veracruz and Santa Fe have shown just how far Hyundai has come. Next up is the Genesis luxury sedan and a rear-wheel-drive coupe.
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