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2005 — 2011 · sedan
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The fourth-generation Hyundai Grandeur (TG) was manufactured from 2005 to 2011 on Hyundai's Y5 front-wheel-drive platform.
The IV (TG) generation of the Hyundai Grandeur was manufactured between 2005 and 2011. The fourth-generation Hyundai Grandeur (TG platform) launched in 2005.
Featuring refined exterior lines, standard dual zone climate control, and Lambda V6 engines up to 3.8 liters (265 hp), it upgraded in 2009 with six-speed automatic gearboxes and LED taillamps. Throughout its production run, the IV (TG) established a strong reputation for powertrain efficiency, passenger comfort, and structural reliability.
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