Genesis Long Term Update

[bilmat]

Just finished watching this week's "Motorweek" automotive show that airs on one of our local PBS stations here in the S.F. Bay Area. During the program it was announced that next week's show will include a "long term update" on the Genesis, presumably the platinum 4.6 they road tested several weeks ago. So what are the odds that they will love the car, but ding it on its ride/suspension?

Also mentioned during this week's show were comments about the Genesis being voted Car of the Year at the Detroit Auto show (old news), and Hyundai's assurance program. They reported that, according to Hyundai, only two owners have surrendered their cars since the program went into effect because of lost jobs.

Bill in Fremont
Platinum/Black 4.6

 

[mkaresh]

So maybe owning a Hyundai makes you less likely to lose your job?

 

[Mark_888]

So maybe owning a Hyundai makes you less likely to lose your job?

You must be a dealer.

 

[silverado]

motorweek long term review (1100 miles) says, "so far so good."
http://www.mpt.org/motorweek/longterm/hyundai_genesis09.shtml

 

[mkaresh]

You must be a dealer.

Nah. Just a (failed?) attempt at humor, based on the "only two people have turned the car back in" bit.

 

[Mark_888]

Nah. Just a (failed?) attempt at humor, based on the "only two people have turned the car back in" bit.

Regardless of the Assurance Plan, I suspect that there are not many people who are buying a new car these days who cannot afford it, even if they are laid off.

 

[JPW]

motorweek long term review (1100 miles) says, "so far so good."
http://www.mpt.org/motorweek/longterm/hyundai_genesis09.shtml

I would feel a bit more comfortable with their confidence if they could spell Hyundai. Note the title of this article after you click on the link

 

[mkaresh]

Now that's fyunny.

 

[DanTheMan]

now that's fyunny.

lol!!!!!!!!