rwd

I have been "shopping" since June, and I pulled the trigger today. A 3.8 red Genny, tech package, with grey interior is waiting for me across town! I paid $25600 after being allowed $18000 for my trade. That is the total, including fees and KY's 6%. (Until last July KY required tax on the...

Hey all, Wondering if anyone else had their VIN pull up the RWD model instead of AWD? I found out as I was transferring insurance to my new car. The insurance company checked with carfax, sure enough the car was incorrectly coded by Hyundai and those two show the same thing. Had to email...

What an exciting day today in the North Atlanta Suburbs, weather is spectacular and I took delivery of my new 2015 Casablanca White / Beige 3.8 RWD Ultimate!! Additional options are: Cargo Tray First Aid Kit Mud Guards Rear Bumper Protector Wheel Locks 32% Window Tint Wing Badge on Rear Deck...

Hello everyone, I am brand new to this forum and very happy to share with all how excited I am about taking home my 2015 Genesis 3.8 RWD in Manhattan Brown last Tuesday. I was specifically looking for the Tech Package because I wanted the upgraded leather and some of the added safety features...

Just went in for a test drive, walked out with a 3.8 RWD Ultimate. Black on Black, super practical for those hot Texas summers. Had been following the car, read all the reviews, saw all the videos, but was still pretty surprised when I got behind the wheel. Also a 5 time BMW driver. Last 3...

I've seen factory all weather mats specified for RWD or AWD. Anybody know what differences would exist between the RWD and AWD versions of the car that would require separate floor mats?

Im about to buy a 2011 hyubdai genesis 3.8 with tech. Ive never owned a rear wheel drive car ever and i live in ottawa canada where we get lots of snow, ice, cold. Im really worried about the rwd on the snowy days. Im also worried about depreciation. Can someone help me?

I'm not sure in which thread to ask this question, so I'll try it here. sorry if I'm in the wrong place. some of the autos cited above are great in the snow and some are terrible. Does Hyundai have any experience with rear-wheel drive performance/luxury sedans? Is there anyway to predict...