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Telluride was a sick deal until dealers started throwing in crazy markups. Stupid americans won't vote to implement a better car distribution method in the US.
what do you mean by this?
He's referring to state franchise laws put in place long ago that prohibit car manufacturers from selling directly to consumers, which is the only reason why car dealers, one of the most hated business models in this country, are able to exist in the modern day.
The Genesis cars look really, really good. They will blow Lexus/Acura out of the water.
Not until they build Genesis dealerships. No luxury buyer wants to want into a Hyundai to get their Genesis repaired.
But I get your point, Hyundai came out swinging with the Genesis brand. Last year Genesis sold more vehicles than Infiniti.
If you're in NY check out Genesis House in Chelsea. Dopest dealership I've been to.
Some nice stuff coming from Hyundai/Kia. Tellurides all over the place, Veloster N is cool, I see Stingers around occasionally but feels like they didn't take off the way Kia needed. Genesis' are super nice, suprised I don't see more.
Seeing a lot of stingers over these past two years, so many that I'm posting this comment.
Kia’s new electric car looks sweet. Not sure what it’s called
I've heard nothing but good things. I don't know much about the brands as I haven't had to go car shopping in years, but I'd look into the maintenance aspect of owning a Korean car too. I know with my car, I can get parts relatively easily, do a majority of the regular maintenance on my own, and don't need to worry about it. My dad has a Benz and was bitching to me about the difficulty of doing an oil change because of how they are built. Assuming the maintenance is reasonable, it's worth a test drive at least.
Mom ditched her last VW for one. Not bad. Still can't buy one with a manual.
My family had some Hyundai sedan years ago when we last lived abroad, I think it might have been in Europe but I can't remember now. I remember we got it because it was one of the few vehicles at the time (and I think this is still largely the case) that was automatic since my mom can't drive manual. We never had any issues with it, maintenance was a breeze.
The Koreans are taking this seriously and it shows. So much so that Hyundai poached the former head of BMW's M division to lead their new N team.
As an anecdote, about a month ago I saw a new Genesis SUV out of the corner of my eye and said "Oh cool. The new Bentley SUV!" only to be corrected by a buddy that "Nope! That's the Genesis SUV!"
cool story, tell it again
I actually thought the same today. Saw a Genesis SUV in persona and initially thought it was a Bentley.
Cars are cars. Any car will get you from point A to B.
Shoes are shoes - any shoe will get you from point A to point B.
I recently got a Hyundai Palisade. For the price it's really tough to beat.
Korean cars as a whole have come a long long way. In the mainstream consumer market, they've consistently been the leaders in offering a balance of value, latest tech and overall, just decent vehicles. Not to mention, they're doing a relatively good job in EVs as well.
However, when it comes to the luxury end of the market, despite having a strong product, there's still some work ahead of them. As someone who was recently cross shopping for a luxury SUV, the GV70 was top of my list and it really did tick most boxes, looks, comfort, build quality, design. It was a bit lacking in terms of overall engine/transmission performance and driving dynamics which is why I ended up going with a BMW X3 instead.
But I see two significant problems with Genesis:
This is well said. My dad recently purchased a GV70, while my aunt has an X3. The X3 definitely has a better engine and no one tunes the ZF 8 speed better than BMW. I also think BMW quality has gotten significantly better in the last few years and I think their interiors are currently better than anyone, especially with how they blend touch screens with physical buttons.
With that being said, Hyundai/Kia/Genesis has the best warranties out there, and my dad's GV70 comes with WAY more standard features, vs the typical german nickel and diming for things that should be standard. It's a good-looking vehicle (for a crossover), luxurious, and offers a lot for the money.
My wife drives a Hyundai, it's worked well for us.
Not as good as American trucks?
Lol, I would not be seen dead in one.
Just for you - The Kia Hearse
Lol, no thanks. As a self confessed car snob. I just cannot bring myself to even go close to a south Korean car. Japanese, yes but SK? No thanks.
bro today I saw this Genesis SUV pass me from the opposite way and definitely thought the front was a Bentley lol
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