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Kwesi @ May 4th 2007 11:11PM
Mitsubishi Should bring a version of their super award winning L200/triton, which beats the ranger in every regard in every country the two are sold, btw #1. i like the new hyundai, and i always fight for the underdog. This bh platform seems to be the entire essence of hyundai for the next cople of years, and i see it posing prommisng results. Its not clear to me the point of hyundia and kia just yet, because i was assuming the hyundais was to become a lexus fighter, while kia went were hyundia is now, but i see little to no demarkation in products, and i am thinking this merger may go a little further. Cant wait to see how this turns out for Hyundai and the entire industry