hyundai genesis (merged threads)
He's talking about the nasty dash they share.
Edit...Sorry I'm an idiot, I meant...
It looks like...A BMW interior with I drive...Then simlar dash and seats...then an infiniti steering wheel.
Edit...Sorry I'm an idiot, I meant...
It looks like...A BMW interior with I drive...Then simlar dash and seats...then an infiniti steering wheel.
Last edited by TJW98LS; Jan 20, 2008 at 11:03 AM.
Lexus Test Driver
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I don't see the similarities in the dashes. If anything it looks more like the Q45/prev. M45/current. M45/CLS-Class. Even then the similarities are minimal and I think we're just nitpicking.
Pole Position
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Well there are not that many ways to configure a dashboard so I am not surprised. I'd like either a holographic dashboard with floating shifter orrrrrr put the steering wheel and drivers seat in the middle and the dashboard on both sides now that would be neat! 
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You know, many are saying they will never compete on the same level as the big luxury car manufacturers, but for a first attempt this is exceptional IMHO. If the reports of this car really is about $30K and not $40K like I thought it might be, I'll probably buy one and try it out. Considering loaded Camry and Accords run in the mid $25K range, $5K more for a car like this would be a no brainer for me. Better warranty, more HP, RWD, just as good quality, looks much better. I probably wouldn't choose this over a a LS460/GS350, or M35/45, or Mercedes E class, but I'd pick this over a Mercedes C class, and Lexus ES.
It appears to use a standard vinyl dash, but it says leather dash is/could be an option. How many luxury cars today use leather dashes though compared to the rest?
Lead Lap
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You know, many are saying they will never compete on the same level as the big luxury car manufacturers, but for a first attempt this is exceptional IMHO. If the reports of this car really is about $30K and not $40K like I thought it might be, I'll probably buy one and try it out. Considering loaded Camry and Accords run in the mid $25K range, $5K more for a car like this would be a no brainer for me. Better warranty, more HP, RWD, just as good quality, looks much better. I probably wouldn't choose this over a a LS460/GS350, or M35/45, or Mercedes E class, but I'd pick this over a Mercedes C class, and Lexus ES.
This truely would be a camry, accord killer. Those who care less about luxury/image and more about value and durability.