2009 hyundai genesis sedan
If
it doesn't impress you that Hyundai is about to bring its first
rear-drive sedan to the U.S., starting under $30,000 and rising to
$36,000 to $40,000-plus with the optional all-aluminum V-8, think of
General Motors and Ford. Think of what GM is going through to bring
sub-Cadillac rear-drive sedans back to the market. Of how Ford Motor
Company doesn't have the cash to develop one.
Standard engine is the 242-horsepower, 3.3-liter. Next step up is the
3.8-liter, tweaked to nearly 300 horsepower. Hyundai's first V-8 in the
U.S. will be the new Tau 4.6-liter V-8 option in this car, making close
to 375 horses, probably with a similar torque number. The V-6s will come
with a standard five-speed automatic, but the Tau gets a new ZF
six-speed automatic with Shiftronic manual control.
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| 2009 hyundai genesis sedan |
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| 2009 hyundai genesis sedan |
