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RESTAURANT DIRECTORY KNEAD DONUTS
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WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
Ji l l M a g e e M a ri ne l l i
2017 HYUNDAI IONIQ Auto Review
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FEATURED WEDDING G l o r i a & Trav i s , J am e s to w n
THE ADDICTION YOU CAN’T HIDE by M e g O ’ R o urke
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DESIGN AND BUILD
K itc h e n Tre n ds D iS te fan o B ro th e r s
TAX ISSUES FOR ONLINE SELLER
Pat ricia Tho m pso n
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DEALERSHIP DIRECTORY AUTO BODY DIRECTORY
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Restaurant DIRECTORY
Providence PERSIMMON $ $ $
99 Hope St (Fox Point) American, Seafood
432-7422
205 Broadway (Federal Hill) American, Bistro
343-0441
MILK MONEY
THE EDDY $ $
$$ 566 S Water St (Fox Point) American, Tapas/Small Plates
831-3339
649-4667
THE CAPITAL GRILLE $ $ $
THE SLOW RHODE $ $
WARA WARA $ $
521-5600
95 Eddy St (DownCity) American, Cocktail Bars
425 W Fountain St (Federal Hill) Southern, Bars, American
351-0006
NORTH $ $
3 Luongo Memorial Sq (Federal Hill) Asian Fusion
421-1100
NICK’S ON BROADWAY $ $ 500 Broadway (Federal Hill) American, Bar
421-0286
XO CAFE $ $
125 N Main St (College Hill) American, Bar, Desserts
273-9090
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BROADWAY BISTRO $ $
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776 Hope St (Summit) Ramen, Tapas/Small Plates, Seafood, Asian Fusion
831-9272
THE SALTED SLATE
$$ 186 Wayland Ave (Summit) American, Brunch & Breakfast
270-3737
FEDERAL TAPHOUSE & KITCHEN $ $ 279 Atwells Ave (Federal Hill) American, Tapas
454-8881
10 Memorial Blvd (Downtown) Seafood, Steakhouses
IVY TAVERN $ $
758 Hope St (Summit) American, Sports Bars
421-4489
GRACIE’S $ $ $
194 Washington St (DownCity) American
272-7811
THE MALTED BARLEY $ $ 334 Westminster St (DownCity) Beer, Bar, Sandwitches
490-0300
WATERMAN GRILLE $ $
4 Richmond Sq (Fox Point) American, Seafood
521-9229
Cranston SONIA’S NEAR EAST MARKET & DELI $
816 Park Ave Middle Eastern, Delis, Mediterranean
941-9300
SPAIN RESTAURANT $ $ $ 1073 Reservoir Ave Spanish
946-8686
EDDIE’S DINER $
877 Dyer Ave Breakfast & Brunch, Fish & Chips, American
654-6656
ICHIBAN $ $
146 Gansett Ave Japanese, Korean
432-7220
SPIKE’S JUNKYARD DOGS $ 640 Reservoir Ave Hot Dogs, Fast Food
781-7556
North Providence NORTH SIDE POCKETS $ 1394 Douglas Ave Mediterranean, Middle Eastern
714-0882
SORRENTO RESTAURANT$ $ 1848 Smith St American, Italian
THE RIPE TOMATO $$ 1 Centerville Rd Pizza, Itlaian
400-3210
GREEN BASIL $$
East Providence
349-4887
RED BRIDGE TAVERN $$
2086 Mineral Spring Ave Thai
IL FORNELLO $$ 16 Josephine St Italian
722-5599
Warwick LEGAL SEA FOODS $$ 2099 Post Rd Seafood
732-3663
THE SHANTY $$ 3854 Post Rd American
884-7008
SOPHIA’S TUSCAN GRILLE $$
22 Waterman Ave American (Traditional), Salad, Sandwiches
438-3899
SUN & MOON KOREAN RESTAURANT $$ 95 Warren Ave Korean
435-0214
LUCKY’S BAR & GRILLE $$
1175 Warren Ave American (Traditional), Irish Bars
431-6500
ICHIGO ICHIE $$
5 Catamore Blvd Japanese, Sushi Bars
435-5511
1729 Warwick Ave Italian, Breakfast
732-6656
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Pawtucket
Smithfeild
DOHERTY’S EAST AVE IRISH PUB $$
BLACKIE’S BULLDOG TAVERN $$
342 East Ave Irish Pubs
725-1800
RASOI RESTAURANT $$
231-4777
728-5500
CONDESA RESTAURANTE MEXICANO $$
GARDEN GRILLE $$
349-3935
726-2826
MAI THAI CUISINE $$
LA AREPA $
231-7647
Latin American, American
335-3711
SIENA $$
TACOS DON NACHO $
349-4111
Woonsocket
688-2932
ROCCO’S PUB & GRUB $$
PHO HORN’S $
349-2250
CIRO’S TAVERN $ $
50 Ann Mary St Vietnamese
Restaurant DIRECTORY
727 E Ave Indian
727 East Ave Vegan, Vegetarian, Kosher
234 Barton St Mexican
42 Cherry St Pubs, American
769-3330
365-6278
970 Douglas Pike Vegan, Vegetarian, Mexican
115 Pleasant View Ave Thai
400 Putnam Pike Italian, Wine Bars
55 Douglas Pike Pubs, Italian
Lincoln
PATRIOTS DINER $ $
SULLIVAN’S PUBLICK HOUSE $$
765-6900
725-0082
333-6700
THE TAPAS AND THE PAPAS $ $
SPUMONI’S $$
THAI FUSION $$
726-4449
305-3755
65 Founders Dr American, Diners
587 Willow St Spanish, Tapas Bars
580-1284
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181 George Washington Hwy American, Sports Bars, Gluten-Free
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572 Armistice Blvd Irish Pubs
1537 Newport Ave Italian
TRATTORIA ROMANA $$
3 Wake Robin Rd Italian, Desserts, Beer Bar
259 Front St Thai, Asian Fusion
Bristol
Warren
AGAVE $ $
ELI’S KITCHEN $ $
805 Hope St American
253-1566
AIDAN’S PUB $ $
5 John St Pubs, Desserts, American
254-1940
BEEHIVE CAFE $ $
10 Franklin St Cafes, Breakfast & Brunch, American
396-9994
REDLEFSEN’S ROTISSERIE & GRILL $ $ 444 Thames St German, Party & Event Planning
254-1188
S S DION $ $
520 Thames St Seafood
253-2884
Barrington TABLE $ $
8 Anoka Ave French, American
337-5830
BLACK PEAR $ $ 312 County Rd Cafes
337-5895
40 Market St Tapas/Small Plates, Sandwiches
245-1809
TRAFFORD $ $ 285 Water St American
24 Memorial Blvd W Seafood, Burgers
847-5506
22 BOWENS WINE BAR & GRILLE $ $ $ 22 Bowens Wharf American Wine Bars, Steakhouses
289-2265
841-8884
Portsmouth
Jamestown
CINDY’S COUNTRY CAFE $
PINK PIG BBQ $ $
683-5134
560-7941
Tiverton
Naragansett
BOAT HOUSE WATERFRONT DINING $ $ $
TRIO $ $
1324 W Main Rd American, Breakfast
227 Schooner Dr Seafood, American Breakfast & Brunch
35 Narragansett Ave Barbeque
15 Kingstown Rd American
792-4333
624-6300
SHOOBIE’S $ $
Newport
783-2200
12 Sand Hill Cove Rd Pizza, Burgers, Breakfast
THE MOORING $ $ $
N. Kingston
846-2260
TAVERN BY THE SEA $ $
BRICK ALLEY PUB & RESTAURANT $ $
294-5771
1 Sayers Wharf Seafood, Wine Bars
140 Thames St American, Pubs
849-6334
CREPELICIOUS$
FLUKE WINE, BAR & KITCHEN $ $
337-5945
849-7778
60 Maple Ave Desserts, Cafes
JO’S AMERICAN BISTRO$ $ $
16 W Main St American, Seafood
S. Kingston MATUNUCK OYSTER BAR $ $ 629 Succotash Rd Seafood
783-4202
41 Bowens Wharf Wine Bars, Seafood
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K N E A D D O N UTS It’s been the talk of the town since opening in December and all the talk is well deserved.
I SAW THEIR PICTURES and followed their journey through
Instagram (@kneaddoughnuts) for months leading up to the opening, and it was exciting to see it come to life! This adorable and aesthetically pleasing gourmet doughnut shop is conveniently located in the heart of down city Providence (32 Custom House, Providence RI). It wasn’t long before a quick competition came up for on the other end of the city! Overall, I personally prefer the taste of Knead’s doughnuts, but I’ve heard it’s about 50/50 from anyone who has tried both. It was a fairly cold and somewhat rainy day. My mom had surprised me with an appointment to get my tarot cards read at a friend of hers on the East Side. The reading was conveniently timed the very next morning after my break up, and my soul was clearly in dire need (Knead…) of some doughnuts. My mom and I spent probably ten minutesa trying to decide what we wanted, and I still could have taken longer! The two girls behind the counter were bubbly, enthusiastic and sweet! They sliced our doughnuts and carried them over to our table for us (we didn’t have enough hands), even though it’s not “sit-down” kind of dining.
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Also, they were super patient with us while we made up our minds. Although, they did have some samples out for our tasting desires… (you’d think that would make the process easier! Nope…) We ended up sharing the Ginger Earl Grey, Brown Butter Toffee (possibly the most delicious thing I’ve ever put in my mouth) and a Honestly the Brown Butter Toffee (top/middle) was to-die-for. It was sugary sweet, but nutty and buttery all at once. The nut-crumble topping literally melts in your mouth, it’s not too crunchy which was a pleasant surprise! The glaze icing is crusted to perfection, as the My name is Laura and I w a s born and rai s e d right here in Little Rhody. I'm passionate about creati v i t y, communicat i o n , beauty and spirituality. A b i t of a wanderl u s t , I ' m always seeking new pl a c e s , t hings and adventures! Vi s i t my blog at lauratheleo.co m , or fol l ow my I nstagram @ l l auratheleo to see more! T h a nk you fo r reading :)
The seating arrangement is cozy, open and light but also secluded. Overall, I’ll be going back to Knead for my donut necessities. There was no waiting in line, which was a huge selling point for me. I also loved that they let you pick from a selection of samples! It’s really a genius business technique. If you’ve yet to make your way to Knead, I highly recommend you do so. You won’t regret it! •
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CLIENTS ARE ALWAYS
so proud to tell me, “Well, at least I don’t drink or smoke,” in spite of whatever eating issues they may have? OK, not smoking and avoiding alcohol are good enough virtues to have, but the fact remains that if you’re sitting in my of times that problem is eating too much, and food addiction is unlike other vices. At passing glance, I would never be able to tell if a person was a gambler, an overspender, a smoker, or a heavy drinker. If you’re a food addict, your addiction is visible. Your body broadcasts it with every bump and bulge on your body, and quite frankly, people will judge you. You can’t hide being obese or overweight, and it turns out it could affect your chances of landing your dream job. Do you think that’s right? I’m 100% certain that it’s wrong; it’s only
of alcohol or cigarettes, you might think twice about hiring them. We all know that people who smoke are out sick more than non smokers. Not to mention the frequent cigarette breaks, and their effect
on productivity. Would you hire someone who smokes? Personally I would choose the non-smoker over the smoker. While I think it’s wrong not to hire someone based on their physical appearance, we would do well to keep in mind that food does affect our mood. “Food Hangovers” are a real thing and could affect your productivity and attitude at work. Maybe you would call in sick more because of the co-morbidities related to obesity: Diabetes, Heart Disease, Hypertension, High Cholesterol, etc. Maybe you’re so addicted to food that you stay up late watching TV and eating, and that lack of sleep effects your work. So while I don’t think its right not to hire an overweight candidate, I do think we have a responsibility to take care of Maybe 2017, is the year to stop waking up with a “Food Hangover”? I am not here to judge you. I am here to offer you science based information. Hopefully, this will help you meet some of your health goals this year. Trust me, I know how you think. The day is off to a great start. It is Monday and you have consumed a balanced healthy CONTINUED ON breakfast. You brought one of your PAGE 20 >
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Design+ BUILD KITCHEN TRENDS 2017
JUST LIKE THE FASHION INDUSTRY, your home is also
a place that follows particular trends in design and function. Trends in the kitchen are very exciting for 2017. It is true that most people spend more than 3 years of their life in the kitchen. Therefore, it certainly makes sense for that space to be pleasing, comfortable, and welcoming for you, your family, and your guests. Our team of experts at Distefano Brothers Construction Inc. will help you make your vision a reality! Here are some tips on incorporating the trends of 2017 while maintaining your unique style. One way to personalize your kitchen is to inject your own personality into the space you have. Your home who you are. What sits on your countertop should make you happy and comfortable in your own space and welcome others to share in that enjoyment. mementos, vintage utensils…..whatever it may be that you enjoy looking at each day will help to make your kitchen a place of comfort and enjoyment, a place where you are happy to spend many hours. Personalizing your kitchen is a way to make your space current, yet different from others. It’s time to…..”Go Gray!!!” Color in kitchens has always been something that changes as the years pass. It is often easy to date a kitchen simply by noting the color….in the 50’s, kitchens were probably yellows and browns, 60’s were greens, 70’s were muted blues and mauve, and so on. Although white used in kitchens continues to be going strong, currently one of the popular kitchen colors is various walls. But….the newest and most exciting color is
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blue….and so many shades of blue. Kitchen cabinets are shown in high gloss blue with white accents, gold accents ( yes we said gold) and stainless steel appliances and looking gorgeous. Whether you prefer a dark navy blue, marine blue, or a softer hue in a muted tone with gray undertones, blue is the newest trend in today’s kitchen color scheme. If you can’t go gray or you don’t have the blues… …..”Think Black!!!!” Stainless steel continues to have it’s merits but can quickly dominate a room in a wash of silvery metal. Many major manufacturers have begun to introduce refrigerators, stoves, microwaves, and dishwashers in sophisticated shades of black and slate. The contrast of black or slate stainless steel with lighter cabinetry or walls creates a room that is timeless. 40 1 .783.1 03 0 When thinking about the i n fo @dbcri.com latest colors in kitchen 1 1 9 Main Street , designs, what to do about Wa ke f ield R I to mind. If you choose a light color (grays, whites, or blues) for walls or cabinetry, selecting a dark stain for wood
A t D i S te fa n o B rothers, we u n d e r s ta n d t h i s and will w o r k w i t h yo u t hrough the e nt i re p ro c e s s to ensure that t h e o u tc o m e exceeds your ex p e c tat i o n s a n d reflects who yo u are .
contrast. Warm wood is beautiful, rich-looking, and adds coziness to your room. If you prefer to keep the space light, there are a number of porcelain tiles, or light wood options to choose from that will compliment your cabinet and Also in keeping with trendy notions is the “connected” home and kitchen. Having Wi-Fi capability in your
home and connected to your appliances allows your home to think for you and almost run itself. How wonderful it is to wake up and smell the coffee, program the dishwasher you arrive home. Today, kitchen experts are designing spaces that hide microwaves, cell phones, i-pads and the Plugs, chargers, wires, and small appliances are hidden from view, yet right at hand. A connected kitchen and Kitchens in 2017 are becoming cleaner, meaning, there is a blend from traditional to transitional and transitional to contemporary. The lines are no longer drawn and clear cut
as they used to be. Kitchens are blending design and color, optimizing space with unique storage units and shelving designs, and incorporating open shelving whenever possible for displaying treasured objects. The style of your kitchen is often determined by the choices you make of what to display on the counter tops and open shelves, the wall art, and the lighting choices you make. It is easy to visualize a farmer’s sink in a contemporary kitchen design, or a sleek red cast iron sink in a rustic, country kitchen. Blending what appeals to you and adding your personal So, when thinking about the trends of 2017 for your kitchen, the wonderful thing is that the choices are vast with plenty of room for personalization. Although color trends come and go and can easily date a kitchen, when you choose neutral colors- grays, whites, blues, or black-you can easily add your favorite pop of color with fabric, decorative seasons or just on a whim, to give a whole new look to your to your home, so incorporating a space in your kitchen for tech pieces will add to your convenience. Your home, whether large or small, is your palace. The trends of 2017 allow you to make your space your own. Personalizing your kitchen with what makes you happy a welcome to all who enter. •
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TAX ISSUES FOR ONLINE SELLERS A POPULAR TREND is to sell items online. Your online
activity could be one of the outlets to reach customers in your trade or business or it could be the way you choose to sell unwanted household items. The tax issues to consider are income and sales taxes. A state will subject a business to income and/or sales taxes if your activity has nexus with the state. Nexus means you have a presence in a state. Typically, such presence is a physical presence. Physical presence is created when you have property or people in a state. In addition, many states are now considering
economic nexus which means your business is conducting economic activity in a state and accessing its market even though your business does not have physical presence. States imposing economic nexus is often referred to as the factor presence standards to determine if such nexus exists. Your business may have inventory located in a warehouse that stores your goods until you have a customer and the warehouse ships Pat r i c i a T h ompson your goods directly Pat h a s b e e n with to the customer. P i c c e re l l i , Gilstein & C o m p a ny, LLP since Having inventory 1 97 8 a n d i s the firm’s in a state creates ta x p a r t n e r. Pat is enough physical a fa m i l i a r face on nexus to require your re g i o n a l te l evision s i n c e s h e i s often business to be subject to income taxes in t h e a u t h o r i t y c a l l e d by l ocal T V p ro g ra m s to s p e a k o n a wide variety that state,. Having o f tax is s u e s . sales personnel in a state may create physical presence if the sales personnel conduct activity beyond the solicitation of orders. Sales personnel selling tangible personal property and limiting their activities to merely requirement. Factor presence is based on the amount of property, payroll or sales a business has within a state. Each state that uses factor presence will establish levels of property, payroll and sales to determine what is considered substantial activity. If the business activity is below the established Any physical presence in a state may require your business to collect sales taxes from your customers. In this case, any sales personnel can create physical nexus even if they are merely soliciting sales. The exception for solicitation noted above for income taxes does not apply to sales taxes
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WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
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WHEN PEOPLE LOOK AT YOU,
what do you want them to know about you? As humans, we all want to be known, and our dress is another form of communicating to others. I teach women how to cultivate their own personal style by honoring their individuality and the body they inhabit right now – not the one they had 10 years or 10 pounds ago. Are you honoring your current self? Or are you punishing yourself by waiting to go shopping until you’ve lost weight, started working out, or [insert reason here]? What if you clothed your body in you feel good? What would that communicate to others?
We’ve all seen women wearing clothes that are obviously too tight, and it’s uncomfortable to see. On the other hand, some women are hiding under clothes that are much too big. In the years after I had my kids, I beat myself up over my “baby belly” tops that better suited my premotherhood shape. They made me feel bad about myself and actually highlighted the very area that I didn’t like. When I trained as a stylist and learned about body types, I had an aha! moment: This is my shape now. I can
way and move on. I don’t wear my old clingy pre-baby tops anymore – they no longer serve me and the body I inhabit today. You can have the same liberation. If your body has changed or you’ve gained weight and it’s been around a while, get rid of the too small sizes that make you feel like crap when you open your closet. Accept your you now. Don’t worry about the size size doesn’t matter. I know a woman who is not traditionally beautiful, thin or young (the horror!) and she wears her body. She shows her personality
and is comfortable in her own skin. She always wears red lipstick and when I am with her I am mesmerized. Her authentic style is powerful. That’s what I want for all Accept your current self women. and buy clothes that fit you So, stop waiting for a future body that may or may not ever exist and now. Don’t worry about start adorning your beautiful self the size in the label. today. Everyone should look and feel fabulous, and Jill Marinelli is a working with p e r s o n a l s ty l i s t what you’ve a n d p u b l i c s p e a ke r got is the key to a s we l l a s a s ty l e c o r re s p o n d e nt fo r getting there. C B S P rov i d e n c e ’ s T h e R h o d e S h ow. S h e te a c h e s h e r c l i e nt s a n d a u d i e n c e s h ow to ex p re s s t h e m s e l ve s i n a u t h e nt i c , m e a n i n g fu l way s a n d a s k s , “ Do e s yo u r i m a g e ref l e c t w h o yo u a re a n d w h e re yo u wa nt to g o? ” Fo r h e l p c l e a n i n g o u t yo u r c l o s et , d re s s i n g fo r yo u r b o d y ty p e , a n d d eve l o p i n g yo u r ow n p e r s o n a l s ty l e , vi s i t j m s ty l i s t .c o m .
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13> convenient (processed, chemically ridden, low calorie frozen “cuisines”) for lunch. All of the sudden it is 5p.m. and you are leaving work. Going to run errands and pick up the kids. It is now almost 7 p.m. and you are hungry and tired. And someone asks “What is for dinner?” You have no idea. You are exhausted, ravenous and have no clue what is for dinner. You did not plan or prepare. You are going to make the easy choice, not the healthy choice. What has started as a great “food” day has evolved into another “bad” food day. You and your family decide to order Chinese. Later in the evening, you are sitting alone and the bag of chips is calling your name. Before you know it, you consumed half the bag. You decide to go to bed. You wake up in the night when your blood sugar drops. Now you cannot get back to bed. Long story short, you wake up with a “Food Hangover”: tired, thirsty, sleep deprived and you have a headache. Now you get on the scale…you are up 3 more pounds. You are disgusted with yourself. You have just self sabotaged yourself into starting your day in a very bad way. I do not want this for you. The main reason you ended up having a “bad” food day is because you did not plan or prepare. You came home hungry, tired and unprepared. I am not here to judge, I am here to help you. You can wake up with a “Food Hangover” everyday. Or you can wake up feeling well rested (because you exercised) and well nourished. You weight yourself and you are down 2 pounds. You try on clothes and they feel less snug than just a few weeks ago. You decide how you want to start your day.
Best, Meg Meg O’Rourke is a Registered Dietitian. She practices Medical Nutrition Therapy. Meg and her Associates provide assistance with: Weight Issues, Diabetes, Eating Disorders, High Cholesterol, Food Allergies/Sensitivities, GI Disorders and More. Meg has offices in the east and west bay. Most insurances are accepted. Listen in to Meg’s radio show on 630 AM/ 99.7 WPRO, every Saturday from 5p.m.-6 p.m.
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The lineup will include three very different
including a hybrid, a plug-in hybrid, and an all-electric version. The Ioniq is essentially and they’ve achieved their goal of besting the Prius’ fuel economy, getting an epa estimate of 58 mpg. The new Ioniq has an attractive exterior design, its streamlined and aerodynamic exterior shape achieves a best in class 0.24 overall lines are clean and cohesive, coming together surprisingly well. It’s devoid of some of the ungainly shapes that house some other hybrid models of late. The panels used for the doors on the interior come from volcanic stone and powdered wood. The use of any oil-based products are kept to a minimum. Hyundai has further used soybean oil to make metallic-
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looking interior paint. The interior is more traditional than the Prius with a normal PRND shifter placed where you expect it, on the center console. The three powertrain options are distinctly different. The electric version is completely electric, with no need for gasoline. Ever. You plug it in, and once charged, will go about 110 miles, which translates into an MPGe rating of 125 miles. The electric motor pulls from the start, with 215 foof punds of torque, while also providing ample horsepower at 120. The Ioniq Electric uses a 28 kWh lithiumion polymer battery and has a 88kW motor which drives the front wheels, and Hyundai says that’s done by using a single-speed reduction gear transmission,
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The total horsepower from all of these combined is 139. The Ioniq Plug-in is a combination of these two models. Once charged, it will go all-electric for 25 miles. After that, the gasoline engine starts and takes over. Those who live 10 miles or less from work can go for extended periods of time without gassing up. The Plug-in Hybrid version has a 45kW electric motor and uses an 8.9 kWh battery along with the identical 1.6 four-cylinder engine from the Hybrid.
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The 2017 Ioniq Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid come with a 6-epeed dual-clutch transmission, which works essentially like an automatic but perform more like a manual. Unlike most hybrid-powered cars, which use continuously variable transmissions that sometimes have less than pleasing characteristics. For vehicle connectivity, remote door locking capability, remote start with climate control and the Monthly Vehicle Health Report are among the Blue Link services Hyundai Motor America will make standard via smartphone, smartwatch and Amazon Alexa for three years for Ioniq models. The Ioniq is on sale now, and is available in the Rhode Island area at Hyundai of Newport, on East Main Road in Middletown.
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