Jason - re XG350L

Discussion in 'Hyundai Grandeur / Azera / XG' started by Robin, Feb 25, 2004.

  1. Robin

    Robin Guest

    A boat?????? Are you crazy? :) It doesn't feel any larger than my
    Accord, IF that large!! You scared me with the boat comment, I was so
    relieved when I finally test drove it Saturday because I knew in my
    heart of hearts that this was the model I would want. I'm so happy with
    this car, Jason. I want to thank you for all your input the last few
    months, even though you were wrong about the "boat" :)
    Robin
     
    Robin, Feb 25, 2004
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  2. Robin

    Jason Guest

    Fair enough. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. My "boat"
    comment was derived from my experiences with the 2001 XG300 and 2002
    XG350L vehicles that my mother owns (she let me borrow the 350 for a
    couple days to give an extended test drive before I bought my 03
    Sonata). I liked how the Sonata gave almost as much room but felt
    much sportier (despite surrendering 0.8L under the hood).
     
    Jason, Feb 25, 2004
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  3. Robin

    Robin Guest

    For me, the Sonata felt noticeably smaller, but that's not a bad thing.
    I like smaller cars also. I feel it LOOKS sportier but doesn't have the
    zip to back it up (meaning the V6 auto trans).

    (despite surrendering 0.8L under the hood).

    I really noticed the difference in that .8L driving the Sonata followed
    by the XG350.

    I'll tell you what would be fun - the Sonata (whatever the series is for
    the V6) but with manual transmission. THEN it would have felt sporty
    with kick. If I ever get a windfall, I might just buy that one too.
    Wouldn't it be fun to have a car that matched the mood you're in that
    day?
     
    Robin, Feb 25, 2004
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  4. Robin

    Jason Guest

    Yeah, owning two vehicles would be nice but if I could ever afford a
    Sonata and an XG at the same time I'd just buy a nicer $40,000 car.
    Something like a Volvo S60R (if they ever get the auto tranny problems
    fixed, right now, torque is artificially limited) or a BMW 530.
     
    Jason, Feb 25, 2004
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