Hyundai Is The New Toyota with 2017 Elantra

[Mitsu3000gt]

Originally posted by Sugarphreak
It will still drive like shit... Toyota's actually drive nicely compared to Kia/Hyundai

Apparently it drives pretty good, with a significant departure form what people expect from Hyundai/Kia. I don't think any of the major magazines have got a hold of it yet, but there are a lot of YouTube reviews and comparisons around that look promising. Not saying it's a segment winner, but with the head of BMW's M division looking after ride/handling, you'd think there would have to be at least an improvement. Who knows though - I can't test drive anything myself right now due to the weather.

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by Sugarphreak
It will still drive like shit... Toyota's actually drive nicely compared to Kia/Hyundai

Very typical every time I tried a Kia/Hyundai product. The Japanese seems to be a tad better in the handling department.

But my experience is 3 years old. They probably got it right this time.

[mzdspd]

Originally posted by Mitsu3000gt


Apparently it drives pretty good, with a significant departure form what people expect from Hyundai/Kia. I don't think any of the major magazines have got a hold of it yet, but there are a lot of YouTube reviews and comparisons around that look promising. Not saying it's a segment winner, but with the head of BMW's M division looking after ride/handling, you'd think there would have to be at least an improvement. Who knows though - I can't test drive anything myself right now due to the weather.

I have watched some of the reviews and it seems to be pretty good. But I would like to see a review of the Mazda3 GT vs this car.. Also, I don't think its a great car to buy new, Hyundai value plummets after the first year or two. It could be a good car to buy in a year or two.

[jwslam]

Originally posted by Sugarphreak
It will still drive like shit... Toyota's actually drive nicely compared to Kia/Hyundai

Mar's veloster is proof that Korean > Japanese