[Tufast]

We get our hands on the highly-anticipated Hyundai Genesis, and try to figure out why it is the North American Car of the Year. Certainly the price, cabin quality, and power have a lot to do with its win. Hyundai aimed squarely at Lexus with the Genesis, and came pretty close to the mark. But after a week's worth of driving, we found a few issues that dull the Genesis' gloss.

2009 Hyundai Genesis 4.6 Sedan reviews - CNET Reviews

 

[Sabbasaun]

We get our hands on the highly-anticipated Hyundai Genesis, and try to figure out why it is the North American Car of the Year. Certainly the price, cabin quality, and power have a lot to do with its win. Hyundai aimed squarely at Lexus with the Genesis, and came pretty close to the mark. But after a week's worth of driving, we found a few issues that dull the Genesis' gloss.

2009 Hyundai Genesis 4.6 Sedan reviews - CNET Reviews

As I wrote in the Cnet video review thread, this Cnet reviewer's article is flawed. I added some comments to the article.

 

[PowerAXEL]

Hyundai jumped steep to reach this mark, small things surely need to be notice and make upgrade.

Other than test drive, I never drove all day long....can't really comment

Overall comparing to the market, I still think is well over best..................not just price anymore

Just hope to add 12 less options missing compare to Korean model like active suspension, infra ray or ultrasonic receiver that detect obstable in dark, split frontal view from display unit, rear seat heat/cool/slide....

I had written down somewhere to make an upgrade, if I decide to buy this car. Just can't get off my mind thinking of Porsche Cayenne Turbo having 520hp stock for 2006 model.