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"Designed in Germany and meant for the European market, the ix20 is Hyundai&amp;#039;s new stylish and compact people mover. It follows the Sonata&amp;#039;s unique &amp;quot;fluidic sculpture&amp;quot; design, while being even more practical and utilitarian.   The wheels are pushed out all the way to the corners, enabling a 103-in. wheelbase and 161.4-in. length. While both of those figures are larger than that of a Ford Fiesta or Honda Fit, for example, this Hyundai ix20 is still a bit shorter than a Mazda5. Interior dimensions, though, are big for a B-segment car, with headroom being particularly impressive.   The interior is also upscale compared to other B-segment offerings, with piano-black trim pieces, Hyundai&amp;#039;s familial interior layout and supportive optional leather seats. Tech-wise, there are steering wheel controls for cruise control and entertainment, plus a navigation system, available as options.   Manufactured in the Czech Republic, the Hyundai ix20 will have two gasoline and two diesel engine choices, with either manual or automatic transmissions. Most of the engine choices will be offered with Hyundai&amp;#039;s Blue Drive capability, which includes stop-start engine control, low-rolling resistance tires, and smart alternator management.   While there is no word on U.S .availability, the Hyundai ix20 on display at the Paris Auto Show blends seamlessly into the fuel-efficiency-oriented Hyundai fleet. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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