Car Reviews: Hyundai Genesis Reviews
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which is better?
Answer:The only common thing is that both body style have been designed by Ferrari. Otherwise nothing else will bi similar. tiburon had 2.o L DOHC or 2.7L engine V6 front wheel drive. Genesis comes with 2.0L turbo engine or 3.8L V6 engine with rear wheel drive. Body style and futures are totally different with more bells and whistle in the Genesis. Keep in mind, Genesis won best car of the 09 models. They beat up big names like toyota, honda and cadillac. Genesis more expensive but overhaul, is cheap when you look at what you get for your money. No regrets buying a Genesis
it. The current price tag fully loaded is about $38,000 and with todays bad economy and the car dealerships taking such a hit, i was wondering realisticly how much i can walk with this car if i went into a Hyundai dealership in my area?
Answer:Actually the MSRP on the fully loaded V8 Genesis is $41,250, so if you could get the car for $35,500 that would definitely be a great deal since it is listed as a 2009 and there was no 2008 model. Now, maybe you were considering the V6 to save a couple grand, but I think you should test drive it versus the V8, considering fuel economy is nearly identical and the V8 has some features(ultra premium leather, wood grain wheel, illuminated door sills, chrome moldings) not on the V6, I'd definitely get the best model they had. There are no special offers on the Genesis, so good luck with the dealer, you might want to email their sales department to get the best price. http://www.hyundaiusa.com/
the sedan and the coupe...i know that the sedan comes out sometime this month and the coupe is coming out before this years end..
Answer:No word on the Coupe yet. The sedans expected delivery is last week in June....1st week in July. Beavin is correct on them being pre-sold. We are getting 7 of these and 5 are already sold. The Training starts the second week of July for sales. There is no expected ship date on the 4.6 L version as of yet. Here is the list of the features and also the options that are available and also the pricing that all dealers received last week. Standard and Optional Features Genesis 3.8 The Genesis 3.8 MSRP starts at $33,000, including $750 freight, and is equipped with the following standard features: · 3.8L DOHC 24-valve V6 engine w/ CVVT (290HP) · 6-speed Aisin automatic transmission with SHIFTRONIC® · 4-wheel disc brakes with ABS · Electronic Stability Control (ESC) with Traction Control System (TCS) and Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) · Advanced front airbags, front and rear seat-mounted side airbags, and roof-mounted side curtain airbags · Electronic active front head restraints · Fog lights · Automatic headlights · 17-inch Alloy wheels with 225/55R17 tires · Acoustic laminated windshield and front side glass · Dual power heated body-colored side mirrors with turn signal indicators · Leather seating surfaces with heated front seats · Power front seats · Cruise control · Electroluminescent instrument cluster · Proximity Entry with electric push button start · Leather-wrapped tilt steering wheel with audio controls · Dual front fully automatic HVAC · Interior Electrochromatic mirror with Homelink® and compass · AM/FM/CD/MP3/XM with iPod® / USB & Aux input jacks · Bluetooth® hands-free phone system · Floor mats Genesis 3.8 Options: Premium Package ($2,000 MSRP) includes: · Lexicon® 15-speaker premium surround sound audio system with an in-dash 6-disc CD changer · Leather-wrapped dash and door trim inserts · Power tilt-and-slide sunroof · Power tilt and telescopic steering wheel · Integrated memory system · Rain-sensing wipers · Auto-defogging windshield Premium Package Plus ($1,000 MSRP) requires the Premium Package features plus: · 18-inch hyper-silver alloy wheels with 235/50R18 tires that replace the 17-inch wheels Technology Package ($4,000 MSRP) requires the Premium Plus Package features and includes: · 528-watt 17-speaker Lexicon Logic 7® discrete audio system with HD radio and complimentary 1-year subscription to XM Satellite Radio and NavTraffic® · Navigation system with in-dash 6-disc DVD changer · Rear backup camera · Driver information system · Multimedia controller · HID auto-leveling headlights · Adaptive Front Lighting System (auto-cornering) · Front and rear parking assistance sensors · Cooled driver seat Genesis 4.6 The Genesis 4.6 starts at $38,000, including $750 freight, and offers all the features of the 3.8L trim plus the following: · 4.6L DOHC V8 with 375HP (premium fuel) / 368HP (regular) · ZF 6-speed automatic transmission with SHIFTRONIC® · 18-inch Hyper silver alloy wheels with 235/50R18 tires · Lexicon® 15-speaker premium surround sound audio system with in-dash 6-disc CD changer · Ultra-premium leather seating surfaces · Leather-wrapped dash and door trim inserts · Power tilt-and-slide sunroof · Integrated memory system · Power tilt and telescopic steering wheel · Chrome lower bodyside moldings · Illuminated scuff plates · Wood-trimmed leather steering wheel · Electrochromatic outside mirrors · Power rear sunshade · Rain-sensing wipers · Auto-defogging windshield Genesis 4.6 Options: Technology Package ($4,000 MSRP) includes: · 528-watt 17-speaker Lexicon Logic 7® discrete audio system with HD radio and complimentary 1-year subscription to XM Satellite Radio and NavTraffic® · Navigation system with in-dash 6-disc DVD changer · Rear backup camera · Driver information system · Multimedia controller · HID auto-leveling headlights · Adaptive Front Lighting System (auto-cornering) · Front and rear parking assistance sensors · Cooled driver seat
I know cars, but I don't know how aftermarket engines and such work. Can you just put any engine in any car, have to be same size? Price?
Answer:Why? First off this car comes in two models. A turbocharged 4 (around 220) and a v6 (300+). The whole purpose of having a stock turbocharged car is to be able to add a bigger turbo (and limited supporting modifications) to make it faster. It doesn't need a new engine, the block should be good to at least 350 with the current cranktrain, valvetrain, and without having to upgrade drivetrain parts. But to answer your question. No. You can't just put any engine in a modern car because the work it takes to make it street legal and interface with the drivetrain components (ie axles) costs too much and you have to completely replace most of the sensors and supporting components (radiator, intake manifold, exhaust manifold, exhaust (if it's a different diameter)); it's a pretty stupid thing to do on a car when you can just add an upgraded turbo and dial the boost to 18psi and be in porsche 911 territory (give or take).
Looking to buy one after owning a Jeep.
Answer:If you have kids, back seats are good. If you want to put adults, they might hit the roof liner. Not very comfy. With Genesis Coupe you are not gonna "zoom, zoom". You will be "vroom, vroom". Translation??? You will enjoy it more than a Mazda Maybe someone will "enlighten " you enough to see how dumb you are to believe I'm trying to sell cars. Is not what I do for living and I'm not saying Hyundai is a perfect car. Why is Toyota and Honda looking more over the shoulder to see what Hyundai does? Look at some articles regarding car quality, about repairs per 100 cars and we will talk about after. I do also give technical information to ensure Hyundai owners have a better advise, rather than BS from morons like you and make sure they stay away from "advisers" like you. Rather than talking trash, you might want to concentrate and answer people questions. I can see you're not following my answers. Smarten-up and u might be really "enlightened". No wonder you've got only 6% best answer. This tells me a lot and hope will do to others.
