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- Mar 25, 2008
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- Florida
- Genesis Model Year
- 2015
- Genesis Model Type
- 2G Genesis Sedan (2015-2016)
Now before you rip me a new you know what - hear me out...
So far, we've seen a v6 run to 60mph in 6.1 seconds.. We can only assume that the v8 will do slightly better than 5.7 seconds. However, if it doesn't - than why opt for the v8?
Like with the Lexus GS350 and GS460, there's almost no difference in the 0-60 and quarter mile times.. The real difference is in the smoothness of the engine. However, it's not a whole lot smoother. The Lexus v8 is slightly quieter than their v6 - and only because the direct injection makes a slight ticking noise... The v8 GS is about $10k more than the V6 version. A bigger difference than that of the two Hyundai Genesis versions.
So we're going to have to see where the advantages are for the Tau v8. If it's only .4 seconds, why pay more and use more gas?
So far, we've seen a v6 run to 60mph in 6.1 seconds.. We can only assume that the v8 will do slightly better than 5.7 seconds. However, if it doesn't - than why opt for the v8?
Like with the Lexus GS350 and GS460, there's almost no difference in the 0-60 and quarter mile times.. The real difference is in the smoothness of the engine. However, it's not a whole lot smoother. The Lexus v8 is slightly quieter than their v6 - and only because the direct injection makes a slight ticking noise... The v8 GS is about $10k more than the V6 version. A bigger difference than that of the two Hyundai Genesis versions.
So we're going to have to see where the advantages are for the Tau v8. If it's only .4 seconds, why pay more and use more gas?