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J.Crew @ Jul 30th 2007 3:15PM
So true... so true. Let's form a committee to discuss what a good looking car could be... Notice that the Toyota game plan did not mention "fun to drive" as part of that suit filled rigid committee. Hyundai has been consulted by and learned from Porsche on suspension design in the past. I am sure the lessons learned from them will pay off on this new RWD fun toy. I have not been a huge Hyundai fan, but I am warming up to their newer stuff. This Tib could be a watershed product for performance enthusuasts. Like the original GTI for VW, or the 2002 for BMW. Cheap and fun - they better keep that price down though.