Originally posted by Redlyne_mr2
I totally get where you and Clem are coming from, it make sense however vehicle comparisons have almost always been done with same in class vehicles. The G and the Genesis are in totally different vehicle classes even though they have so many similarities. It's sort of like comparing a Lexus RX to a Toyota Venza, many similarities but still enough differences to separate them into 2 different classes. I think what these comparisons show is that Hyundai has built a hell of a car for 35K but still isn't quite as good as the Infiniti.
But the if you look at it that way, the same can be said about the ISF and the M3 or the GTR vs the M3 or ISF for that matter... the same compelling reasons (price vs what you get whether it be performance, looks, luxury, etc) for the aforementioned can be said about those 2 cars (granted Lexus and BMW both have the luxury brand attached to them)
At the end of the day a car is a car no matter what brand and you get what you pay for in most cases. I think the deal here is that Hyundai is changing that mindset with the intro of the Genesis. The only problem they really have is the issue of historically bad brand reputation, which I think they've realistically proven to be much better than.