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2027 Hyundai Palisade in Nashville, TN

The 2027 Hyundai Palisade is on its way to Hyundai of South Nashville, and families across South Nashville are already asking about it. This three-row SUV isn't on our lot for immediate purchase just yet, but allocation is rolling out to Hyundai dealers now, and we can help you plan ahead. The 2027 model is the second year of the redesigned generation, so it keeps what worked in 2026: a 287-horsepower V6, a 329-horsepower hybrid, seating for up to eight, and a tech-loaded cabin.

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How to Set Up the Safety Features in Your 2026 Hyundai Venue Before Your First Brentwood Commute

Most new Venue owners drive off our lot, merge onto I-65 southbound toward Brentwood, and hit their first stop-and-go stretch before touching a single safety setting. The SmartSense suite is already running by then. The system activates by default at startup. But "running" and "running the way you actually want it to" aren't the same thing, and a five-minute configuration session in a quiet parking lot pays off every single morning.
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A Fall Saturday in South Nashville: 3 Stops, One Kona

Our plan for the day runs like this. Start at Cane Ridge Park at 9 a.m., run a quick errand stop near Bell Road, then coast out to Percy Priest Lake before lunch. Three stops. Roughly 18 miles of driving total. The 2026 Hyundai Kona handles every inch of it on a fraction of a full tank, and that's not a marketing line. The EPA rates the 2.0L FWD configuration at 29 city / 34 highway / 31 combined MPG-estimated. On a 12.4-gallon tank, that's a genuine range of over 380 miles before you're looking for…
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Your Palisade Weekend Prep Checklist for South Nashville Day Trips and Overnights

Fall is settling into Middle Tennessee, and the pull south is real. Whether your crew is chasing the 256-foot drop at Fall Creek Falls, a slow afternoon on the Duck River at Henry Horton State Park, or the first color change along the Natchez Trace, the 2027 Hyundai Palisade handles the logistics better than almost anything else in its class. But handling it doesn't mean you roll out of the driveway and hope for the best. Three rows, seven or eight people, a weekend's worth of gear, and 90 miles of Tennessee two-lanes ask something of both the…
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Hyundai Elantra by Model Year: Which Used Years Give You the Road-Trip Comfort Package

If you're shopping for a used Elantra in South Nashville and your plan runs past the daily grind down to I-65, this guide is for you. Our short answer is simple. The seventh-generation Elantra (2021 and newer) is the one you want for genuine road-trip comfort. Specifically, a 2023 or 2024 SEL or Limited gives you wireless Apple CarPlay, Highway Driving Assist, and a noticeably larger cabin than anything built before 2021, with a cleaner recall record than the first two years of that generation.
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Hyundai of South Nashville Celebrates Hyundai Hope on Wheels: $400,000 for Pediatric Cancer Research in Nashville

Every day, our team at Hyundai of South Nashville sells cars from our showroom on Bell Rd. But this past August, we got to do something bigger: help hand a Nashville children’s hospital a check for $400,000. As a proud dealer partner of Hyundai Hope on Wheels, we watched patients, survivors, and their families gather at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt for a Handprint Ceremony that turned a parking lot into a celebration of hope — and funded real pediatric cancer research happening right here in Nashville, Tennessee.

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Your I-65 Survival Guide: Getting the Most from the Tucson Hybrid When Nashville Traffic Stacks Up

The 2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid is one of the few vehicles on Nashville roads that gets more out of the stop-and-go traffic on I-65 than it loses to it. Every time you slow for a construction zone or a backup at the Brentwood interchange, the regenerative braking system captures kinetic energy and feeds it back into the hybrid battery. You're not burning fuel to brake. You're banking it. Pair that with a solid pre-trip plan for where to park and when to leave, and a Nashville-to-Franklin-or-Hendersonville commute or event run stops feeling like a punishment.
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