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As auto makers are beginning to change the way they do business to help serve consumers better, more manufacturers have come to see that a green revolution is not going to be enough if not conducted the right way, analysts are now saying. The fact is, these researchers report, there are going to need to be affordable packages before consumers will adopt the new tech en masse which is what auto makers need to maintain the profit side of their ventures. Hyundai is one company that critics see as stepping up to the plate with their recently unveiled 2011 Equus sedan which is aiming at combining luxury standard options into a low price vehicle for the wide consumer market instead of targeting only upper income patrons. One of the big ways that Hyundai seeks to change the marketing of these vehicles is by increasing the service side of their product line by leveraging the power of their dealers to serve consumers is a better way.

By changing their approach, Hyundai hopes to offer a much more targeted way to sell their vehicles by doing things such as pampering their customers. This, they have stated, gives them a more direct connection with the customers. They will be driving the new cars to the homes of buyers for them if they like and catering more and more to those who choose a Hyundai over the other green options out there today. This high end treatment is expected to bring the company significantly higher sales volumes and help the permeation of eco-friendly vehicles come into greater prominence.