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This was from the 2016 New York Show, was a design precursor to the now debuted G70.
Originally Posted by Hoovey2411
2016?? Do we already have a thread on this? Why bring it up now?
disappointing, i simply saw the link on genesis website under future cars and i don't recall seeing any mention of this being a 2 year old concept car.
disappointing, i simply saw the link on genesis website under future cars and i don't recall seeing any mention of this being a 2 year old concept car.
By could be anything I mean you could put other badges on it and still not tell the difference. Chrysler? Maybe Ford? Audi? Jag?
Genesis styling theme needs a complete ground up redo, and that fake Aston Martin/Bentley badge needs to go.
I gathered (perhaps incorrectly) that the term "concept", as you were using it, could mean prototype, test-mule, a design to test the public's reaction to it, a vehicle to show off the ability of a company's stylists, a proposal to meet a specific objective (like Volvo's famous "safety-cars") a proposal to meet specific governmental or public objectives.....any one of a number of different reasons.
Genesis styling theme needs a complete ground up redo, and that fake Aston Martin/Bentley badge needs to go.
What, then, would you suggest in its place? Personally, I see nothing wrong with the winged-badge. In fact, several different automakers use a winged-emblem, not just Genesis.
02-14-18, 02:14 PM
Personally, I see nothing wrong with the winged-badge. In fact, several different automakers use a winged-emblem, not just Genesis.
