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Sedans Hyundai Genesis Article Comments - 2009 Hyundai Genesis vs. 2008 Lexus GS 350
152 messages, Last post on Jun 06, 2009 at 1:45 PM
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Comparison Test: 2009 Hyundai Genesis 4.6 vs. 2008 Lexus GS 350 - Hyundai isn't shy about its targets for the Genesis. "While Genesis will compete for customers with cars like Lexus ES, Chrysler 300 and Cadillac CTS," the company stated in a press release about the car's pricing, "Genesis' performance capabilities and luxury features are comparable to sedans costing tens of thousands of dollars more." (more)
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Replying to: satyarg (Sep 13, 2008 5:55 pm) By the way, the car in question is $42K, not $30. PS: you and adam, is it that hard to spell boxster? 
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Replying to: joe97 (Sep 13, 2008 8:41 pm) the truth is this car is being offered at $30,750 with destination and leased for $349.00/ month for 24 months for $2100.00 down.which puts it right in the Avalon, C hrysler 300, Maxima, Taurus and accord league which are its true competition. the price reductions and lease offer rates prove that. this i no luxury segment killer I can give you the dealers names and their print AD details
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Replying to: joe97 (Sep 13, 2008 8:41 pm) PS: you and adam, is it that hard to spell boxster? Atleast you got the point right  - you know what I mean That's not a spelling mistake I intended it to be that way. u dont like it take a hike/ fly a kite and chill out. I know who is gettin personal now. do u work for hyundai or its dealer?
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Replying to: joe97 (Sep 13, 2008 8:11 pm) by gregory Auto/ Hyland Park, IL. Thats on a 2009 model before negotiations with Destination included. And Now I see LEASE offer ads in the newspapers yesterday in the tribune and the pioneer press for 349/ month with 2100 down. I can offer u more details if want to come and buy them in the midwest. I wonder how much value it holds after two years
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Replying to: satyarg (Sep 14, 2008 3:31 am) We get it, your dealer gave you 30K for a Genesis. Good for you, you don't have to re-iterate in EVERY single post, we got it the first time. You just proved my point. When people were talking about the large cash discounts on the GS (which is normal for the current economy), you and other Lexus fanatics go all out defending there are no cash discounts offered whatsoever, yet you make such big deal for the little $$$ off on a Genesis by some dealer. You are in such denial here. |
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Replying to: satyarg (Sep 14, 2008 3:51 am) Only time will tell but ALG has an estimated 66% retained value after two years; 50% after three years, better than most of the luxury competitors. I don't know about you but this speaks volume for the Hyundai brand. |
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Replying to: satyarg (Sep 14, 2008 3:38 am) I work for a PR firm, and we have a good number of automotive clients, both the actual makers and their suppliers. Like I said earlier, I am not blindly praising the Genesis. Personally, I don't own either a Toyota/Lexus nor a Hyundai; I have no affiliation with either brands so I would like to think my interest/biases in either of them is min. Bottom line, I came away extremly impressed after my seat time in the Genesis, so much so I rated above the GS, price differences or not. While you don't have to share the same opinions as I do, at least be a little open-minded - not everything is strictly dictated by price or the brand name. The GS is generally about 7-10K (MSRP) above the Genesis, depending on trim and equipment, but to be frank, even if the gap was closer, the Genesis would still be the winner in my book. Still, both sedan are very good, both have room for improvements, however. You should be happy for the arrival of the Genesis. If anything, it just puts the other automakers on notice, and trust me they have. Now they have to work even harder to make their products better, which benefits you and me, and others. 
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Replying to: joe97 (Sep 14, 2008 7:09 am)
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Replying to: sweendogy (Sep 14, 2008 12:29 pm)  All Toyota and Honda products are overpriced and have been for years and Hyundai is taking advantage of it. BTW, this includes Lexus and Acura. In 2007, between my dealer and Hyundai, I got my Azera for $3,000 off MSRP. The Veracruz can be had for $3,000 off MSRP before the dealer discounts right now. The Genesis is extremely well equiped compared to competitors and the price is marvelos. The competitors are Lexus ES/GS, Buick Lucerne, Lincoln MKS, Chrysler 300 and Cadillac DTS. Toyota was worried about the Azera, Sonata and planned Veracruz three years ago per its CEO; how do you think they feel now about the Genesis? |
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