понимаю, что для любого владельца любого некорейского автомобиля хюндай кажется очевидным говном))))и естественно для некоторых даже видно качество пластика по фотографии, я понимаю..


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But if you think that Hyundai is dreaming in technicolour targeting costly coupes like the G37, RX-8 and 3-Series, get behind the wheel and you will be presently surprised. The Genesis Coupe could turn out to be Infiniti’s (and Mazda’s and BMW’s) worst nightmare.
The base turbo engine's narrow power band, appreciable lag, and modest output (when teemed against 3400 pounds of curb weight) aren't enough to reliably overcome the understeer and kick the coupe's tail out. But that's a problem the 3.8 doesn't have. It lacks the G37's perfect chassis poise, but add loads of power and the six-pot Genesis becomes the drift champion that Hyundai has been promising all along. The steering wheel may communicate nearly nothing about what the front wheels are doing at the limit, but the Genesis's long wheelbase, broad torque curve, and wonderfully progressive limited-slip diff make ludicrous power slides easy. Professional driver, closed course, and all that jazz...
The Genesis coupe works well in daily driving, too. The cabin is finished with nice materials, and its great-sounding Infinity (no relation to the G37) sound system is powerful enough to drown out the considerable road noise at highway speeds. There's enough legroom in back for six-footers, but the coupe's raked roofline means their noggins will be firmly planted against the hard rear glass. The trunk's high load floor and the one-piece folding rear seat's small pass-through limit cargo-carrying versatility.