Can you Believe this is a Hyundai

Not in Florida and we don't get snow. Our roads suck. Constant construction everyhwere. SUV's and crossovers are the top selling vehicles outside of trucks, they aren't going anywhere.
 
Redline reviews is one of the channels I subscribe to, great reviewer

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Not sure why the Stinger is compared to a Panamera but it's in the conversation.

I'd like to see the 4 cylinder turbo Stinger with AWD go up against the Alfa Romeo Guilia Q4 Ti.

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custmsprty said:
Not in Florida and we don't get snow. Our roads suck. Constant construction everyhwere. SUV's and crossovers are the top selling vehicles outside of trucks, they aren't going anywhere.
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I live somewhere with bad roads AND terrible winter weather, yet I'll never have a reason to daily an SUV. The driving experience in that class of vehicle is too miserable for me. Life is too short to drive boring cars.

Klasse Act said:
Not sure why the Stinger is compared to a Panamera but it's in the conversation.

I'd like to see the 4 cylinder turbo Stinger with AWD go up against the Alfa Romeo Guilia Q4 Ti.

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The Stinger's size isn't that far off the Panamera and the Panamera's base engine actually has LESS horsepower than the Stinger GT. The form factor of the body style are pretty similar as well. If you ignore price tags it's actually a pretty fair comparison.

I don't think the 4-cylinder Stinger would fair well against the Alfa. The Alfa is smaller, lighter (by 600lbs in RWD trim!), and dynamically a tighter car. The focus between the two is different. From the tests I've read so far, the AWD Stinger doesn't handle nearly as well as the RWD version due to all the extra weight in the front. However this is also a problem with the BMW 340 and Lexus IS350 F Sport which are also a soggy mess in AWD trim compared to the RWD versions of the same car.
 
no real close-ups of the newly redesigned Veloster (other than this video), but from what I see so far i'm diggin' it. very clean looking, can't wait to see the interior/cabin as well as the colors it will be offered in...
 
I just bought a 2017 Hyundai Veloster Turbo,last month with every option possible.....Been driving for 40 years, and after 10 new cars....this is my favorite! Interior quality is fantastic.....I joined this forum to keep my exterior and interior better than brand new for a long time.....In last month bought $500 worth of product here....cant wait for the terrible Ohio winter to end so I can play with the "goodies" I purchased here! Thanks auto geek ! Appreciate all advice on how to keep my car fantastic !
 
How about a list of those 10 new cars. Any pics of the Veloster?

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IMO the hottest Veloster thus far, way to go Hyundai!
 
The N steps right in for the departing Focus ST, timing is everything!
 
My girlfriend has had her ‘14 Elantra GT since new and now at 105000 miles, it’s had zero issues or problems. I’d like think partially because of me, but overall - Hyundai has done well. My brother has the new ‘18 Sonata and those are nice too. Sitting in the G80 and G90 is what determined my purchase of my LS. (And not in a bad way)


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priced right under the camry/accord but certainly looks to be right near that segment and looks more expensive than what it is...
 
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