2015 370z vs 2015 Hyundai genesis coupe r-spec
We've hit there's when the stagnant base/sport 370z will be compared to the ever-evolving Hyundai Genesis coupe R-Spec. Both make similar numbers at similar prices. Sell about the same in numbers. Our cars hands down are the real drivers cars of the group. But truth is... If we evolved the Z at an equal rate as a Hyundai Genesis coupe. This review would've not sounded anything like this. Areas we should have been progressing. 1. Updating our interiors with more features and better materials. 2. An LSD throughout the range. This should never have been an issue. 3. The base stereo... SERIOUSLY! SMH These areas sound small but keeps our cars from competing with cars it shouldn't be compared to. |
NISMO compares far better, especially on the interior and materials though that's a good price for the Genesis Ultimate. I've said before, Nissan should just make the Tech package standard on the NISMO trim, if not sport, change nothing else (twin turdBo and/or some sort of displacement on demand tech, if not a dual clutch 8 or 9 speed tranny)....
Not that a 4 door compares to a 2-seat Z.... just sayin'. |
I just watched this a few min ago. Too funny. having both cars I pretty much agree with everything he said too.
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Everyones new favorite word is the 370z is long in the tooth and the Nismo is lipstick on a pig. Sadly it's kind of true we really need a next generation z already .. also Nissan was just ranked close to the bottom again on reliability and customer satisfaction...
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The Z is better than spoken of. It's cuz Nissan NEVER makes the appropriate updates. It becomes an easy target. Nissan doesn't know how to update in a progressive society when it comes to sports cars.
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You would know best LOL! Everyday, the Gen coupe grows on me haha.
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Have you driven a Genesis lately? I have. Both the transmission and the engine were "rough" compared to the Z. Still a nice car for the price.
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Another aspect to separate the two vehicles: depreciation.
The Z does much better with that than the Genesis Coupe. |
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Aint nothing wrong with the base model. I have the Sport Touring but Base is just as good
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Hyundai? Really?
Really?.....it's a Hyundai for ***** sake. Not for me, but thanks anyway.
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Ehh just because you make a certain car perform like another, doesnt make it a true sport car with lineage and hertige like the Z. If the genesis can withstand the test time like the Z, then it can come into the conversation. This is just a price point comparo, trivial
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The Z is just plain impractical... :stirthepot:
...that's why I have a CRV (just picked up a used '08 last night) :rofl2: I love the Z for the pureness, and I don't have to pay for all the factory bells and whistles since I rather get something better from the aftermarket. For example, the Z's base head unit is easy to replace without the need for special hardware. I don't have to worry about the crazy integration. The HVAC panel, while not as fancy, is super easy to use so I can focus more on driving. Such simple things minimize driver distraction so more time is spent enjoying the car. |
:tup:Not much love for the Genesis...well, its really hot out. Lemme just turn on my car with my phone, make sure its nice and cool in there.
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True story. A 3.8 genesis was certtain his cars faster because of .1 liters. Over my nismo. This was not the case. Lol
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That's based on demographic. Both Z and get do similarly in dfw. But here they rip you off once a car has a sporting two and/or appearance. |
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From my standpoint. It's not about Genesis hate or love. It's about the Z'S place in the market, alongside pseudo-competition. As far as my seats. I have cloth. I find when I remotely roll down the window 5 minutes before entering. The car isn't bad. And my acc cools up the car near immediately. Also there's a report about hackers using those apps to disable and enable brakes by remote. Thanks... But No thanks. :tiphat: |
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I've driven many a Genny. I like them. If I had a G in my sights? I'd take a long look at the Genny for sure. No Question. But there isn't anyyy argument, the Z is better than both cars performance wise. (Having owned 2 G'S). Like I said... The Genny is pseudo comp. If Nissan made our cars stand out a little more in terms of quality and features? The Genny- Z argument would be non- existent. There's no comparison. Not even to an infiniti G. |
i seriously dont give a shittt wat hyundai wants to do. id grab a C7 if not a Z.
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IMO, the Genesis Coupe is more of a direct competitor to the G37 Coupe.
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Heres my 2 cents...gen coupe is nice, my co worker has one and the interior is nice, but as for the 8 speed auto being smooth....no, just no, that thing hesitates like hell when you are just cruising at lower speeds and hesitates when you punch it and it's a very unpleasant feeling when it does so...also, this was a 2015 that i rode in quite a few times, maybe his has a problem but my first impression of the transmission is that they still havent fixed the issues with their transmissions
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It's still a direct competitor. Nicer is a subjective need. Not a performance disparity. |
You could get a good look at a T-bone by sticking your head up a butchers ***... no...it's gotta be your bull
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I just can't stand the front end of the genesis. I looks like someone that chews with their mouth open.
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Speaking out of personal experience, I'm glad I'm in my 370. I had a Genesis 3.8 with everything you could ever want. It's just that I wouldn't trust it at all. I had it for the minimum time possible and as soon as I could get rid of it, I did. Damn the money lost on depreciation (a much more meaningful statement if anyone realizes how cheap I can be). The Genesis just didn't feel "tight" if you will, all the elements that it should have were there but somehow they never worked together to add confidence. It did have a good warranty though, it needed it. It went back for one reason or another every few weeks.
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The Comparison
I would of considered the Gen. just like the G37 but coupe lacked some of Nissan’s refinement overall, and the G37 wasn’t worth the extra money when you considered it looked more Lexus like than the G35, including a interior that was a little dated. Footnote wise here: Hyundai engineers promised a V8 right before the coupe was released and it never happen, it would of persuaded me much further had they kept their promise, just think how many Mustang and Camaro owners would reacted.
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Before I got my '13 Z, I test-drove both. Genesis wasn't too bad: liked the exhaust noise a lot, the price even with nav + sunroof(Z does not offer) + leather seats. The 6 spd transmission felt kinda rubbery and the styling is...either like it or hate it.
Despite of all that, I wasn't sold and still chose the Z because it has the car's history, the styling, the performance, the value and the fact that I owned Z31 and Z32 in the past. I am still happy with my decision after 2.5 years.:rofl2::driving: |
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he missed something he didnt say the z looks alot better than the genesis coupe
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I've owned a 2006 g35 coupe, 2012 Genesis coupe 3.8 track and now I have a 370z so I definitely know these cars well. I can say that the genesis coupe definitely feels like a g35/370z but it's just not as crisp. the shifting is not as sharp, the clutch doesn't feel as smooth and the steering isn't as clean. anyway, both are great cars. I miss my genny coupe but I got married and bought my wife a 2014 MDX and started driving her 2012 Elantra. traded the Elantra for the 2016 base Z. my morning commute just got a hell of a lot more fun.:driving:
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