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srivendel @ Dec 5th 2007 10:40AM
It's the MercfinitiMW! I see S-Class in the nose, M35 in the profile, and 5-Series in the tail. Wholly unoriginal, but still handsome. Price it right and these things will sell well.
k.w.a @ Dec 5th 2007 10:57AM
yup!
it's the MercfinitiMW LS to be exact. (look @ the grill)
I've never been a Korean car fan, and I especially was never one to put "Korean" and "luxury car" in the same category. As a die-hard import luxury fan (BMW, MB, Volvo, Jag, Bentley, Porsche,Audi, Lexus, Land Rover) I was kinda hoping Hyundai would change my views and prove me wrong about them. Well folks, my bias still stands.
I think this would be a good Camry competitor though.
Andrew @ Dec 5th 2007 11:00AM
Agreed on all accounts.
Johnnie @ Dec 5th 2007 11:12AM
I thought the exact same thing.
But it looks more like the previous generation S class to me than the newer one.
Xcountryflyer @ Dec 5th 2007 12:36PM
Exactly what I thought too. Some Chinese designers must have snuck through North Korea and infiltrated the design ranks at Hyundai.
jsjs @ Dec 6th 2007 2:14AM
The M35 profile was "borrowed" from the 5 series.