Genesis makes the list 15 great daily drivers.

[Crusty Old Shellback]

Just saw this today on MSN.

"15 great cars for daily driving
Hyundai Genesis
Price: $34,200
Mileage: 18 mpg city/28 mpg highway/22 mpg combined

When weighing competing factors while car shopping, compromise doesn't always yield the most exciting solution. That's not the case with the V6-powered Hyundai Genesis. A fun car to drive with plenty of pep — 333 horsepower — it also offers a lot of perks found in higher-priced sedans for thousands less. A 10-year, 100,000-mile warranty lets you breathe a little easier as you tick off miles in traffic, too."


http://editorial.autos.msn.com/15-great-cars-for-daily-driving?icid=autos_4464#11

 

[NSXNEXT]

Just saw this today on MSN.

"15 great cars for daily driving
Hyundai Genesis
Price: $34,200
Mileage: 18 mpg city/28 mpg highway/22 mpg combined

When weighing competing factors while car shopping, compromise doesn't always yield the most exciting solution. That's not the case with the V6-powered Hyundai Genesis. A fun car to drive with plenty of pep — 333 horsepower — it also offers a lot of perks found in higher-priced sedans for thousands less. A 10-year, 100,000-mile warranty lets you breathe a little easier as you tick off miles in traffic, too."


http://editorial.autos.msn.com/15-great-cars-for-daily-driving?icid=autos_4464#11

Hooray but sadly that 10yr/100k warranty is a lot of smoke and mirrors. I purchased a nearly 100% inclusive extended warranty for my RSpec. Way too much electronics in this car.

 

[Crusty Old Shellback]

I purchased a nearly 100% inclusive extended warranty for my RSpec. Way too much electronics in this car.

Same here.

 

[Top Gear]

That's great, Shellback

Not that you'd know it from all the whining and over-dramatized complaints from Genesis owners on the forums who expect a $30-40k car and its dealer to be exactly the same as a $120k+ luxury brand with decades of high-end experience behind it

I'm VERY happy with my R-Spec Coupe. At 21,000 miles in a year-and-a-half and with the full racing model, I've had no problems other than paint chips from the very hard paint and loose glue on the wing badging. I've even still got the free "trial" of XM going, somehow. Whoo hoo!

 

[PMCErnie]

That's the oddest group of 15 great cars that I've seen in a long time. Still, glad we made it.

 

[EXBMWGUY]

That's great, Shellback

Not that you'd know it from all the whining and over-dramatized complaints from Genesis owners on the forums who expect a $30-40k car and its dealer to be exactly the same as a $120k+ luxury brand with decades of high-end experience behind it

I'm VERY happy with my R-Spec Coupe. At 21,000 miles in a year-and-a-half and with the full racing model, I've had no problems other than paint chips from the very hard paint and loose glue on the wing badging. I've even still got the free "trial" of XM going, somehow. Whoo hoo!

Agreed. It's nice to drive something that's fun, great looking, and is less intimate with your dealer, mechanic or credit card than you.

 

[Crusty Old Shellback]

Almost 2 years and 30K miles of a lot of hard driving and still no issues. Lovin every bit of it.

PMC I have to agree, a strange lot indeed.

 

[Top Gear]

Agreed. It's nice to drive something that's fun, great looking, and is less intimate with your dealer, mechanic or credit card than you.

Great quote

Oh, and I didn't see before the Coupe is listed as well, but with no description. The list is mostly understandable, for daily drivers.