Hyundai V8 coupe
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Hyundai V8 coupe
Pics show a I4. No underside pics to verfy rwd.
Link: http://www.autoblog.com/2007/05/10/spy-sho...dais-rwd-coupe/
Speculation largely on the powerplant. Rumor is top of the line selection might include a 300+ hp V8.
Styling is nice. Should really add some heat to that segment if they make a rwd v8 coupe.
I'd pick this over the new Accord coupe (seeing how this will be Honda's only answer, hint hint wake up Honda) seeing how it will probably be priced similarly.
Link: http://www.autoblog.com/2007/05/10/spy-sho...dais-rwd-coupe/
Speculation largely on the powerplant. Rumor is top of the line selection might include a 300+ hp V8.
Styling is nice. Should really add some heat to that segment if they make a rwd v8 coupe.
I'd pick this over the new Accord coupe (seeing how this will be Honda's only answer, hint hint wake up Honda) seeing how it will probably be priced similarly.
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Looks great to me. A smallish, RWD coupe (GT) would probably be a decent seller, especially below $30K for a V8. Sounds like a Pontiac G8 with two less doors, 800 lbs less weight, and better styling.
Would I take it over an Accord? Probably not as a daily driver or highway car, but if it was a weekend car, maybe. The Accord is a proven entity, which means a lot to me if I'm going to be driving it the majority of the time. I'm less worried about a "fun" car.
Would I take it over an Accord? Probably not as a daily driver or highway car, but if it was a weekend car, maybe. The Accord is a proven entity, which means a lot to me if I'm going to be driving it the majority of the time. I'm less worried about a "fun" car.
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It would be another good first for Hyundai. The good thing about their position - for Hyundai - is that nobody expects such quality from them, so even if they produce something that a hundred other companies have done before, it's almost groundbreaking because Hyundai's never done it.
It looks pretty good, and with a V8 it'll be a shoe-in for 350Z competition.
It looks pretty good, and with a V8 it'll be a shoe-in for 350Z competition.
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I don't know if they can make a 350Z competitor (I don't think they're quite up to snuff on sports cars) but they could definitely make a nice GT car (a la G35, perhaps)...
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Originally Posted by Slamnasty,May 10 2007, 08:27 AM
It would be another good first for Hyundai. The good thing about their position - for Hyundai - is that nobody expects such quality from them, so even if they produce something that a hundred other companies have done before, it's almost groundbreaking because Hyundai's never done it.
It looks pretty good, and with a V8 it'll be a shoe-in for 350Z competition.
It looks pretty good, and with a V8 it'll be a shoe-in for 350Z competition.