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This rear-drive luxury sports car has the power and grace of a Lexus LS460, though the price tag is lower than that of a Chrysler 300C. We’d have named it Car of the Year, were it not for the extraordinary Nissan GT-R. The Genesis’ 306-hp V6 hits 60 mph in 5.5 seconds, and the standard stability and traction control “cheat the laws of physics.”
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“C’mon, really? Hyundai?” Really. The Track package includes leather, sunroof, Brembo brakes, and trunk spoiler. The corporate grille makes the vehicle look a bit dorky, and the “foxy roofline” sacrifices rear headroom for “graphic identity”—though the rear seats do fold to expand trunk space. Interior appointments are cozy enough, though not luxurious.
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“You just can’t beat a Hyundai” for value. Going up against other budget-minded growlers, such as the Ford Mustang GT and Nissan 370Z, the Genesis Coupe V6 “feels ornery and aggressive.” Unfortunately, groupthink has given the coupe “the world’s worst face-lift”—weird-looking headlights and a grille resembling “a mouth that can’t close.”
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