^^^ agreed

I don't get why you guys are bashing? Whenever bimmer owners try to belittle you and say "it's just a nissan" you get mad and say their ignorant and what not yet you are doing the same thing right now.. Nissan tries so hard to be like bmw/porsche.. just like Hyundai is trying hard to be like Nissan/Infiniti. If they don't set a benchmark to compete with, how will they ever get a better rep?

I think it comes down to looks, stock speed, rarity, and future value...

Same situation (on a higher scale) with a Viper...Buy a Viper Coupe for around $90,000 or buy a Z06 for around $65,000 and spend about $8,000 to make it quicker...No matter what the Viper will be worth more and less rare in 10 years.

When it comes down to it, I think the 370z will easily turn more heads then any Hyundai ever will. Not to mention they (just a guess) will be less 370z's on the road then the Genesis.

I have not seen any Genesis sedans on the road yet here and for some reason or another the local populace around here seems to appreciate Hyundai. I'm guessing the Genesis in general will be a rare car and it will definitely turn heads.

The company has come a long way and is making more and more reliable cars. I would definitely buy the Genesis coupe if I wasn't in the market for higher-end sports cars such as the Z or G37. The Genesis coupe will definitely be a lot of bang for the buck if you can get over the Hyundai tag. Any company that can get Brembo and ZF to specially design parts for their cars is definitely up-and-coming. The Genesis coupe is an impressive car and those that fail to accept this don't know their ****. There was a time where I would say I would never drive a Nissan (because of Datsun) and now, I'm in the market for one.

There are rumors of Hyundai preparing to release a luxury brand some time in the next couple of years. I will definitely be looking into it when and if that brand comes out though I think the timing couldn't be any more awful.

Saw the Coupe in Inchon airport it will turn heads too. Hyundai still has a few more years before they get my vote though, but it is coming.

Genesis Coupe is actually not bad looking and has decent numbers. I'd get it. But I'd strip off all the Hyundai badging and leave it bare. They are making better cars but its going to take a while for that first impression to wear off.

you based in SK now?



IMO, i think Hyundai is going on the right direction... it'll take few yrs or so but they will get there....
can't hate on that

I couldn't aggree more. The Genesis coupe is pretty impressive and a great bang for the buck. The problem, around here at least, will be getting over the Hyundai tag.

NOpe just over night there on the way to Russia

I was trying to figure out what that looked like, and you hit the nail on the head, er, um, you know what I mean.

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q...oupe-5-big.jpg

:roflpuke2: that's hilarious. Someone should send an email to Hyundai

Z all the way.

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