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Zoomzoomers · 05-08-2008, 01:32 PM

I'm with Gilley on this one. It looks helluva lot better than the G37. The thing looks agressive.

You may be knocking Hyundai's now, but that's what they did to Toyota's and Honda's back in the day and look at them now. If anything Hyundai cars are competiting and many times beating the competition on reviews.

If this thing really retails for say $33k fully loaded, you'll be singing another song. Especially, if these things will be leaving G37's at the light, which it could based on power to weight figures.

IMHO, I think the new Gensis sedans are where the news is at. I mean a full sized sedan with equipment like Bimmer 7 seires and MB S classes for $40k. They have the new Genesis V8 pumping out 350+ hp. Remember all this equipment and power for around $40k. I've read in mags that already Hyundai Sonata's have refinement on par with Accords and Camry's. That means that Hyundai has the opportunity to turn the luxo market on it's head with their new car. Sort of what Lexus did with their LS400 back in the early 90's. I doubt that I need to remind all of you what Lexus has become today...

05-08-2008, 01:32 PM	#10 (permalink)
Zoomzoomers Over 5,000 Posts Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Los Scandelous Posts: 9,458	I'm with Gilley on this one. It looks helluva lot better than the G37. The thing looks agressive. You may be knocking Hyundai's now, but that's what they did to Toyota's and Honda's back in the day and look at them now. If anything Hyundai cars are competiting and many times beating the competition on reviews. If this thing really retails for say $33k fully loaded, you'll be singing another song. Especially, if these things will be leaving G37's at the light, which it could based on power to weight figures. IMHO, I think the new Gensis sedans are where the news is at. I mean a full sized sedan with equipment like Bimmer 7 seires and MB S classes for $40k. They have the new Genesis V8 pumping out 350+ hp. Remember all this equipment and power for around $40k. I've read in mags that already Hyundai Sonata's have refinement on par with Accords and Camry's. That means that Hyundai has the opportunity to turn the luxo market on it's head with their new car. Sort of what Lexus did with their LS400 back in the early 90's. I doubt that I need to remind all of you what Lexus has become today... __________________ Always outnumbered, never outgunned.