More Modded Genesis Coupes
#31
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I am sure Hyundai was well aware of the fact that the Genesis models would be the start of their luxury and entry level sport segment and that they needed be stellar to meet the criteria in their new wave of new well made cars .
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Even though it looks kind of like a G35/37 coupe, it is distinctive enough and some of these modded ones look pretty nice.
Ten years ago who would've thought Hyundai can make a nice sporty coupe (or sedan)?
They used to be the butt of jokes just like the Yugo.
Ten years ago who would've thought Hyundai can make a nice sporty coupe (or sedan)?
They used to be the butt of jokes just like the Yugo.
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and to the hyundai reputation, well it does make a difference but no one should just dismiss it without trying it. i'm currently looking at SUV's and test drove the hyundai and kia, right along with the rx to the cayenne to the rover sport! - although i will admit their previous reputation and their terrible looking and unprofessional dealerships prevented further consideration.
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All these cars looks great! Although after driving both the turbo 4 and the 6 at Hyundai's driving event, I'm somewhat disappointed in how soft they both are. I think they both were track models as well (both equipped with Brembo brakes). For a little more money I would want to get a 370z instead.
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But some background info on myself, I daily drive as well as track a modified WRX, so I guess driving one of these on an AutoX course felt soft to me. The car seemed to want to understeer and roll more than I expected it to.