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Hyundai ads aim for the high road

A magnet scoops up a Ford Escape in an ad that touts lower costs for the Tucson.
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By:
Vince Bond Jr.
September 19, 2016 05:00 AM

Hyundai is showing that automakers don't have to bash rivals in order to make their own products look better.

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