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Replying to: backy (Apr 24, 2008 9:14 am) One issue I'm still awaiting clarification on: Is the wood real or fake? It's been reported both ways. Of course, it was reported as real in some early stories on the '06 Azera, too. I'm guessing it's fake on the base model, real on the top model and a hearty "dunno yet" in between. |
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I near about caused myself a nasty little pile-up here in Fredericksburg, Va today cause I spotted a Genesis sedan and was very tempted to give chase to see the cars interior and find out how the owner likes it. Then too I figured maybe it was a tester that someone had out and about. Its a really impressive vehicle from about 15ft away! This one had the "flying H" grille though. I called my local dealership but they don't know anything about it..as usual.
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Replying to: allmet33 (Apr 17, 2008 11:14 am) |
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Replying to: black_pearl (Apr 30, 2008 5:51 pm) I WANT H grill on the front. THAT's what makes this car look even better. I hate the one without the H badge, the one that looks like a waterfall grill. Ugly a$$ grill I have ever seen in my life..... There is a 90% chance I will go with the Genesis Sedan V8 4th quarter of this year. This car will be the attention-getter. |
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Replying to: ricwhite (Apr 17, 2008 7:20 pm) I have since moved across the coast and find that the service department is polite, but not very "up to snuff" on the latest goings on and even worse, when I walked into the sales department to ask about the Genesis, a slick-talking dude was trying to tell me how "hot" the car was going to be, how limited they were in allocation and how much over MSRP they would sell for. However, he couldn't even give me any specs on the car. Lying in the corner at the very end of the service waiting area, however, was a Genesis full brochure with most of the details that the salesman was lacking. I think Hyundai is completely clueless about marketing, They have spent a pile developing and manufacturing very good cars lately and then they send them out to old-line hack sales groups, and worse yet, don't bring the dealerships up to certain service standards. When you buy a car, you are buying a total experience. I enjoy my Azera, and fortunately for me, I have had ZERO defects and problems for my two years. I bought my car off lease at the option price, since the re-sale has held up so well and also know that my car is "perfect." However, I can assure you that I will NOT buy another Hyundai, because I have been lucky to have a car without problems. If that had not been the case, I am sure it would have been a series of horrors to get my problems solved given the poor training and lack of coordination between dealer and manufacturer. I would rather spend the extra $6-$10k to go from a Genesis to an Infiniti M45 or somesuch and know that over a 6 or 7 year ownership, that extra money buys me a relationship with a dealer network and manufacturer that are dedicated to TOTAL customer satisfaction and will save me a pile of aggravation. Someday Hyundai just might get their act together, but right now....excellent products, but every other part of the purchase/ownership relationship is a total crapshoot. I will keep my Azera and enjoy it and feel it was a good buy, but also realize I have been lucky!!
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Replying to: frazee (May 06, 2008 12:44 am) I'm not dismissing buying a Genesis, but after the laughably bad experiences at Hyundai dealerships, I am going be quite cautious before buying another Hyundai automobile. If things haven't changed from two years ago, I find it rather ridiculous that such inept dealerships would try to sell what they consider to be "up-scale" automobiles. The difference between, say, Acura and Hyundai is like the difference between Nordstrom and Wal-mart. Could a Wal-mart really sell high-end clothing and housewares with their current atmosphere and employees? Doubt it, yet, Hyundai is trying to do that with the Genesis.
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Many potential Genesis purchasers will no doubt be current Azera owners. I agree with the previous comments from frazee and ricwhite. In my case I leased an '07 Azera in Oct '06 from a stand alone Hyundai dealer. The lease experience was flawless, but service related issues such as programming locks after purchase was a joke. I was charged, then reimbursed after receiving a welcome mailer from Hyundai Fountain Valley. Sadly, the original dealer went belly up shortly after. Now Hyundai is the secondary product line in the closest dealer to my home and I dread making a service appointment as I know more about Azera than they do. My lease expires in April '09. Maybe by then Genesis will have indeed been launched and available for sale / lease. But as long as Korea is satisfied with mediocrity with their local dealers I'll probably purchase this otherwise satisfying vehicle and turn over service responsibility to my wife. I doubt the fast, cheap and out the door approach will fly with Genesis. |
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Replying to: ricwhite (May 06, 2008 3:56 pm) Actually Wal-mart is a very well-run and competent operation that is somewhat consumer-friendly. I think the difference between Infiniti/Acura and Hyundai dealers are somewhat more akin to the difference between .99 Cent Stores and Nordstroms. |
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