Clear corners?

[TNTitan]

Anyone know how to delete the amber turn signals like in this one?

 

[kayroe]

Where was this picture taken? That is the sharpest Genesis I have seen to date.

 

[TNTitan]

Where was this picture taken? That is the sharpest Genesis I have seen to date.

No clue. It's KDM I believe. Pics been around a while though...

 

[krypto89]

you either have to open them up (bake or dremel process) and remove the reflector yourself or order a kdm headlight (assuming everything is identical except for the amber reflector)...

 

[maxmar04]

Where was this picture taken? That is the sharpest Genesis I have seen to date.

korea (as you can easily tell from the plate)

 

[vitacura]

Very cool!

 

[STREETS]

Different mirrors, grill camera, all-over tinting and love the staggered rims

 

[Mark_888]

Different mirrors...

You can see how narrow the parking spaces in Korea are. This necessitates automatic folding side mirrors.

 

[STREETS]

Need armor plated door to avoid door dings!

 

[Catharpin]

You can see how narrow the parking spaces in Korea are. This necessitates automatic folding side mirrors.

How do they get out?

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[Onedurwho]

...and this the invention of the sun roof...

 

[TNTitan]

you either have to open them up (bake or dremel process) and remove the reflector yourself or order a kdm headlight (assuming everything is identical except for the amber reflector)...

are we sure that the KDM light assemblies are clear?

 

[krypto89]

are we sure that the KDM light assemblies are clear?

this looks like an official ad so i'm leaning towards yes...

 

[TEF]

Yes, the photos was taken in Korea. I just returned from Seoul last night and recognize the plate and building architecture in the background. As for dinging their doors, nearly half of the Genesis sedans wore pale-blue-colored dense foam blocks stuck to the trailing edge of each door. They appeared similar to those often installed by the factory when a vehicle is shipped (to avoid damage). The dense foam blocks were approximately 1" x 2" x 1" with adhesive on the largest flat side sticking it to the paint. They did nothing for a vehicles appearance, but seemed to preclude damage to one anothers cars. At the downtown Lotte hotel, I was impressed at the large number of Equus and Gensis sedans dropping off and picking up guests - all with limo drivers. Also, a Korean friend couldn't believe that I payed only $31K for a Genesis in the US, because they sell there in the $50K to $60K range. The majority of engines in Korea appeared to be the 3.3 and 3.8 Liters versions. Not sure that I saw a single 4.6 L, even in an Equus. Those of you with Genesis sedans in colors other than white, black and silver would find their cars very unusual in Korea. In fact, I am not sure that one can be had in red, bronze, blue or even dark blue.