C'est vraiment drole de voir les gens chier sur Hyundai. Le pire c'est qu'ils ont AUCUN argument valable. Faut etre niaiseux quand meme, payer plus cher pour un civic used quand tu peux avoir une Elantra qui offre plus pour moins cher.
Faut surtout etre con pour acheter un char neuf.... surtout une Hyundai/Kia/Suzuki/ Chev Cobalt, etc.. lol.
And as far as I know, Hyndai's standing is 8th in sales... Maybe in welfare QC they are 4th but then again, QC is the butthole of the universe.
Ok, mais laissons leur la chance de nous prouver qu'ils sont capables de faire des autos durables/fiables..
Tout le monde bashent leur fiabilité, mais crime laissez leur le temps, vous basherez dans 5-10 ans au pire!
Le monde disent par exemple "eille un hyundai genesis c pas fiable ca voyons donc c'est de la marde".. comment tu peux savoir, le char a sorti l'an passé!!
Faut surtout etre con pour acheter un char neuf.... surtout une Hyundai/Kia/Suzuki/ Chev Cobalt, etc.. lol.
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Honda et Toyota se pogne le cul en R&D, ils ont pourtant permis de mettre sur le marché des voitures Hybrides à un coût honnête! ( qui, soit dit en passant est l'avenir pour tout les daily driver ) pendant ce temps que sortent Hyundai qui investissent pas mal en R&D ??
C'est quoi le rapport des char neuf??? Quand tu achete un char neuf c pas pour le vendre tout de suite apres (ya des locations juste pour ca). Je m'en calisse tu pas de la valeur de revente, je garde mes char le plus longtemps possible.
Vas faire ton frais avec tas Benz d'entré de gamme pis laisse nous tranquille
Problem is, your genesis is "entrée de gamme". And the simple fact your faggot ass sat in it makes in worthless now. I drive a 330xi now if it can convince you I would never buy a piece of shit korean crapbox with leaf springs and plastic seats. Oh and how long do you think your tin can superiority complex car can last ? Because unlike euros, your car insn't well built, and unlike japs, your car isn't reliable (on snap, it's true, you have a downgraded mitsu engine with alloyed slag instead of forged steel). Bottom line is, your car was cheap, lost all it's value the day you took it out, is a poseur car because it tries to be everything it isn't like trying to look expansive, and will never last you as long as a proper car. Korean cars are like hotdogs, they're good for a quick one and cheap as fuck, and feel just as they look.
Yes, I'm hating on you.
Let me spot the factual errors for you:
1. He has a Genesis Coupe 3.8, not a base model, nor a Mitsu engine.
2. It doesn't have leaf springs
3. It has leather seats
4. Have a look at LesPac and gauge the resale value, then come back.
5. Once you're back, have a look at JDpower's current fiability rankings.
6. Once you've had your gay friend take his dick out of your ass have a look at the current top selling manufacturers.
Why am I being so factual, you're a poseur who buys a used hairdresser's car. A 330xi is crap, has your chassis fallen from under you yet? BMW didn't cover it until thousands of owners sued their ass.
I'm sorry but I'd take any BMW over a Genesis. Not to take anything from Hyundai because they have improved greatly, but the fact that they take companies like BMW, Audi and Mercedes for benchmarks just kills any desire for them. Make your own benchmarks, stop copying off others...
It's just ridiculous to copy cars like that, they're not far behind the Chiense and no one can deny it. They said they took the old model of A6 and tried to benchmark the interior quality and feel of it. It's fkin gay, you have to copy some other company to make a nice interior, and even then, you fail miserably because it doesn't look half as good as any Audi interior...
The day Hyundai will come up with they're own shit, I'll respect, but until then I'll have a hair dresser BMW that has millions of $$ spent in R&D in it.
Introduced in March, 2007 as the "Concept Genesis", the sedan was designed by Hyundai as a "progressive interpretation of the modern rear-wheel drive sports sedan".[6] Hyundai conceived the idea for the Genesis in 2003. The body design took three years and the total cost of the program was $500 million over a development period of 23 months. Reliability testing ran for 800,000 miles
Problem is, your genesis is "entrée de gamme". And the simple fact your faggot ass sat in it makes in worthless now. I drive a 330xi now if it can convince you I would never buy a piece of shit korean crapbox with leaf springs and plastic seats. Oh and how long do you think your tin can superiority complex car can last ? Because unlike euros, your car insn't well built, and unlike japs, your car isn't reliable (on snap, it's true, you have a downgraded mitsu engine with alloyed slag instead of forged steel). Bottom line is, your car was cheap, lost all it's value the day you took it out, is a poseur car because it tries to be everything it isn't like trying to look expansive, and will never last you as long as a proper car. Korean cars are like hotdogs, they're good for a quick one and cheap as fuck, and feel just as they look.
Yes, I'm hating on you.
Your post doesn't make any sense.
Audi took the M3 E46 as a benchmark and released the B7 RS4. BMW took the B7 RS4 as a benchmark and did the E9x M3. Audi took the E9x M3 as a bench mark and released the RS5. Mercedes then tried to reply to both by releasing new performance packages for the C63AMG. Competition and benchmarks is what provides innovation, how else could we progress?
Non-performance (read non-M, non-AMG, non-RS) EURO owners are funny whenever they try to defend their choices.
"My car has 425 billions invested in proper R&D"
Right, yet it still does 0-60 in 7 seconds and has a gazillion electronic issues.
Oh, read below, you might learn a thing:
Hyundai and Kia are successful because they build cars cheap, that go from point a to point b in a reliable manner and that come with a lot of options for the price. Obviously, they have no choice to be so if they wanted to stay alive. I respect the fact that they improved greatly but don't come talking shit here saying Hyundai is comparable to BMW, Audi or Mercedes especially since they copy them and make a cheaper copy.
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par contre biens sur que je prendrais la bmw plus qu'une hyundai pour le meme prix....mais sa arrivera jamais......
According to Hyundai, the Genesis Coupe has a 24% stiffer bending rigidity than the BMW M3 coupe
Proof; Hyundai Genesis direction components are a copy of BMWs direction off of the 3 Series or 1 Series, cant recall exactly, but made out of metal instead of aluminum. So they spent 500 Mils in R&D to copy BMW? It's ridiculous...
According to The Truth About Cars review, "...The biggest surprise in this entire package: the Genesis Coupe’s steering. While the Europeans seem to favor lighter and lighter steering feel (to disguise their model’s increasingly obese if safety-oriented curb weight), the Genesis feels perfectly weighted and precise. BMW’s M3—yes, that one—should take lessons from the Genesis Coupe’s steering rack. It serves-up Porsche-level feel, with just a tad less precision."
The 4.6 Tau V8 Engine was named to the Wards 2009 10 Best Engine Awards.[2] The Tau V8 received the award due to the engine's "velvety power delivery, competitive performance, and attainable price-- all of which epitomize the Korean auto maker's drive for world-class engineering", as quoted by Forbes. This is Hyundai Motor Co. Ltd. first appearance on Ward's 10 Best Engines list.