My Hyundai Genesis has been a very good car. I've put 43,000 miles on it without even a single trip to the dealer for either a recall or warranty work. My "nugget" is that the only downside to this car is that it "flat spots" the tires even at the suggested rotation interval. Other than that the quality has been superb, no squeaks, no rattles, no trim falling off or fading, the interior still looks brand new as well as the exterior. There have been no issues with the electronics and the stereo sounds wonderful. It has all the features I required with electric and heated seats, electric windows, iPod compatible and thumb controls imbedded into the steering wheel. The performance is outstanding for a sedan with over 300 horsepower the car is responsive and rides well especially on the highway with an average of 24.8 Miles per gallon for each tank of gas. The four door sedan accommodates five adults comfortably. The styling is suggestive of the "E" class Mercedes especially the front grill. All in all with the best warranty available I judged this car to be the best value in it's class. Hyundai has come light years in quality and styling.

Vehicle is amazing value for the money. It has the luxurious feel of a German vehicle and so far has had outstanding reliability. Its looks are not outdated, and the interior is simple enough to never feel outdated either. The interior is extremely comfortable, and for the money, it does more than enough considering the features. People never expect that is a Hyundai, so it never feels as such. The trunk pass is not wide enough for a snowboard, surfboard, or skis which makes things difficult however.