imported_JookSingKid

well i'll be damned... i always thought that was a convertible 4-door.

Doesn't look like the Tiburon though...

[1sL0CiviC]

oh he meant the lexus concept looks like the tibby

the concept area is found on the www.lexus.ca site, and it really does look like they ripped it

QuiCK_TiME

looks like the offspring of a G35 and a Crossfire

LadyL

That looks like a really,really nice car, will be fun to see how many people buy it, heck id pimp 1~

Renegade_18

where do i sign up to get one???

imported_highonpsi

that looks like a Porsche 928

imported_My93Civic

How could they copy the Infiniti when this prototype concept came out before Infiniti came out with their G35? Its not a copy.

Hyundai ain't bad man, have you seen those modified 05 tibs? Them have some nice power once you super or turbo charge those. Those haul ***.

Hyundai seems to have better designers than Honda currently.

spracingsports

the thing is.... cost..... hyundai is a "lower class" car (in terms of cost)..... how much will this cost? whos gonna buy a $35,000-$40,000 hyundai??

stock94block

i agree. Isnt this thing made by hyundai and kia? I thought the Kia company was one of the highest in terms of problems per vehicles made?

this Tiburon is really cool looking tho

imported_JookSingKid

Hyundai is definatley not lower class

They are making some the better cars out there in the market.

The new sonata is amazing.

I highly doubt it will cost $35-40K

twenty years ago, people were asking who would buy a $20K honda?

TDotCord

looks pretty decent IMO

05civicLX

even though the new sonata is still amazing, Hyundai still has that "bargain-basement" stigma attached to its name, for which it may indeed take 20 years of high-quality auto manufacturing to get rid of and to build a high-quality car reputation, just like how honda did...

i agree the tiburon has developed into a much better car than wat it used to be back when it looked like a dolphin
this concept, if it delivers the SC and air-ride stock as planned, may be just wat it needs to fully establish itself among its competitors (which arent many to begin with)