mmarshall

Great news.

That's something I suggested to Hyundai a long time ago.....expanding their AWD past the SUV line.

Blackraven

AWD is a step in the right direction (this is true for any carmaker)

Heck, I'd personally root for an AWD Genesis Coupe

MPLexus301

iTrader: (3)

I love how Hyundai adding AWD to a car that sells less than 2500 units a month is "a nail in the coffin" to the most established, successful luxury brands in America

infonaut

A great look at the LS challenger

http://shows.autospies.com/gallery/a...&galleryId=194

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infonaut

Here is the full photo gallery, sorry

http://shows.autospies.com/gallery/2...us-194/page13/

MPLexus301

iTrader: (3)

Front of this car is so busy...split grille, hood emblem, three air inlets, random chrome "whiskers", etc.

Overall, not a bad looking car but I would give them more respect if they designed something original.

LexFather

It will be the new wannabe VIP style omg look at my stance vehicle of choice in three years when it's worth 20 grand and u can get one with a 96 month term

link13

Nail in the coffin is a tad dramatic. Lexus, BMW, and Benz will always have a market in the US and the LS, 7 series, and S class buyers won't buy a Hyundai no matter what they offer with it. Genesis may dig into the C300 leasers a little bit, but that's about it.

mikemareen

the 2009 genesis "supposedly" retains more value than it's similar competitior. Can you do some research and confirm this ? I'm skeptical

Joeb427

iTrader: (1)

Here's an '09 3.8L at a Hyundai dealer near me for $23997 but prices do vary up to a ridiculous $31K.

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national


http://www.cars.com/for-sale/searchr...=2102&zc=07652

mikemareen

that's about 10k off the new car price of 33k.....that's a pretty good deal for the buyer, but a 30 percent loss to the seller!