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2012 Hyundai Genesis R-Spec 
Verdict
It is interesting that Hyundai has limited the Genesis to specific trims depending on the engine size. For example the V6 model is not offered with the R-Spec exterior and suspension tweaks. The opposite is true with the V8; it isn't available with the regular suspension found in the V6. Buyers who are looking at a full-sized luxury car receive a lot a value in the R-Spec, it has a ton of power, good looks and a stable ride. The difference between this car and much more expensive sedans are features like adjustable suspension, extra adjustment on the interior, power trunk closure and sports settings for the transmission. Considering the price advantage this car has, it is easy to overlook many of these features. On the whole the Genesis is a lot of car and a much better looking one too. The Good, The Bad
Good:
Value. The closest competitor is the Lexus LS and it costs over $83,000.
Bad:
No sport setting, adjustable suspension or all wheel drive. The Lowdown
Power: 5.0L V8 with 429hp
Fill-up: 13.1L/8.1L/100km (city/highway)
Backup: 5-year/100,000km
Sticker price: $53,499 Previous Page | 1 | 2 | 3 |
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