Hyundai Genesis: Driving Review

Can't tell if this is a final product or prototype. Check out the vid:

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- Thee Chicago Wolf

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Thee Chicago Wolf
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Disappointing. I hope this is not the final version. Of course, most of us don't drive to the limit every day. When he spoke of high speeds, did he mean cruising at 70 on the interstate or pushing over 100?

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Edwin Pawlowski

This is one of those hard things to tell just from the vid because you don't get a feel for when it was shot or if that was the final vehicle or what. Plus there's always gonna be differences between the foreign version and what we get here. This was mentioned in the vid (8 cyl. versus 6 cyl, ZF transmission, etc.). Still, so far it looks like a sleek Mercedes from a couple years ago. At least the front looks very borrowed to me. The reviewer is correct to say that this is Hyundai's

*first* attempt to make a rear-wheel drive car and for the price point, you can't realistically be expecting Mercedes / Lexus class performance from $30k worth of car. Time will tell.

- Thee Chicago Wolf

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Thee Chicago Wolf

Yep, there will be differences in foreign and domestic models so what is being said here may change when it is sold in US markets. We'll have to wait and see I guess. I'm curious who the guy was and what, if any, qualifications he had with reviewing the car? Since the model is not officially out, I wonder if it was like the Korean version of Car & Driver or some such similar TV show.

- Thee Chicago Wolf

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Thee Chicago Wolf

Good find TCW.

Seems like an honest review.

Bear in mind, however that the V6 and V8 are different animals. So are the Asian and US models. -

Bob

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Bob Adkins

Toyotas head designer?

and what, if

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Rob

No, I don't think so. Toyota is Japanese and he was speaking Korean.

- Thee Chicago Wolf

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Thee Chicago Wolf

"Thee Chicago Wolf" ha scritto nel messaggio news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

Daewoo engineer?

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Zotto

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