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Looks like Hyundai Genesis is the car that depreciates fastest. http://www.autoblog.com/photos/cars-that-depreciate-fastest/#image-11 Things that i do not understand, Does the depreciation in first year ($16,600), does it apply to the fully loaded car? The picture has a 2015 genesis, but does...

The July issue of Consumer Reports ranked the 3.8 as its top upscale sedan pick versus the likes of Lexus ES, Lincoln MKZ, the new Avalon and the Chrysler 300 Limited V6.

So my Dunlops have finally bit the dust, and now I have to replace my tires. Do I really have to fork over the money for V rated tires? Does it make a big difference if I don't? What do you guys recommend? Thanks in advance for your help!

:confused:Do you think that Hyundai over rated the output of the 4.6 V8? I have the 2011 4.6 rated at 385HP on premium, which is what I put in the tank. Only engine modification is a K&N filter. There are times when it just doesn’t feel like a 385HP car. I traded in a 2006 Avalon with a 3.5 V6...

None of the Equus’ more expensive competitors have been awarded the Top Safety Pick designation, but that’s only because none of those luxury cars have been fully tested by the IIHS. To be a Top Safety Pick for 2011, a vehicle must earn a good rating for front, side, rollover, and rear crash...

Car and Driver Mag., July 2010. Total points awarded were 205 for the 3.8 Genny, 192 for the Lexus ES350, 186 for the Buick CXS, and 183 for the Ford Taurus Limited. Other than the much bigger trunk in the Ford, I found all the things about the Genny to be equal to or better than the other cars.

If you get Consumer Reports, you will want to see page 53 of the Feb 2009 issue of Consumer Reports. It ranks the Hyundai Genesis 3.8 as #1 beating out Lexus ES350, Toyota Avalon XLS, Acura TL and Nisaan Maxima 3.5 SV. They really like the car...