Hyundai autofieldblog | 2011 Hyundai Equus Ultimate

 

I test drove this car, great car just about every option available in a car. Plus all service included, the best part is they come to you,. pick up your car and leave you another Equus or Genisus as a loner and the manual is on a I-Pad

 

Uhh, that guy's review in the provided link was so bitchy and cinical I couldn't finish reading about the car. What a jerk.

 

i love my new hyundai, leather, heated front and rear seats, push button start, backup camera, navigation, voice controlled everything, touch screen, etc.

 

what did you get photoman? mine has none of that stuff but then again............

 

In some respects, this is Hyundai's Crossfire.

I'm sure the car is great. Hyundai has certainly made a big turnaround since it's crap flagship cars. But people buying in that price range aren't going to pay that much for a car with a name brand that's known for inexpensive economy cars.

 

what would really be kewl? a us-spec toyota century, but that'll never happen and they definitely wouldn't be 64k.

 

People said the same thing when they started selling the Genesis for $40,000 plus, still selling today with no problem.

 

Sean got an R Spec Genesis Coupe. Its a pretty basic model but it does have the Brembo big brakes and a Turbo and its pretty darn fast. It was well under 25 k. I am very impressed with the car, fit finish are all better than what I expected and its an enjoyable ride. One area with Hyundai I thought left a lot to be desired was their dealerships. We visited two so maybe they all aren;t like this but they don;t seem to know their products (boy does that sound familiar). Sean knew about the model, the sale people at one dealership told him it didn't exist, he had to show the other salesman on his computer it did exist. Once we got that ironed out the service selling the car took an entire afternoon. The dealership didn't have its act together at all.

 

The 2011 Genesis 4.3 sedan is priced a lot more at $43,850.