The Korean language Genesis web-site:

http://www.the-genesis.co.kr

Everything is in Korean but enjoy. They say they made the car to surpass the German best. I laughed my brains out. I don't think it will sell in N.A since it is nothing more than a rip-off. Maybe a few Korean people who just want to upgrade a little from their current Azeras or any Korean Americans who feesl it's helping the Korean economy by buying Korean, but other than that, I can't picture any Americans will go buy this knockoff and pay that hefty amount of money for an un-proven so called LUXURY car from cheap car maker.

The Korean language Genesis web-site:

http://www.the-genesis.co.kr

Everything is in Korean but enjoy. They say they made the car to surpass the German best. I laughed my brains out. I don't think it will sell in N.A since it is nothing more than a rip-off. Maybe a few Korean people who just want to upgrade a little from their current Azeras or any Korean Americans who feesl it's helping the Korean economy by buying Korean, but other than that, I can't picture any Americans will go buy this knockoff and pay that hefty amount of money for an un-proven so called LUXURY car from cheap car maker.

You do know that's coming to the Detroit show, right? They're very serious about cracking the luxury market, bad translations notwithstanding.

Hyundai very badly wants to be Korea's Lexus, it appears. Not sure whether that's a good or a bad thing for them, but we shall see.

And I think you're off base calling Korean cars "unproven". Maybe for the early models in the 1980s and early 1990s, but quality rankings for Hyundai and (to a lesser extent) Kia have been very high recently.