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Dausman @ Mar 5th 2008 9:28AM
Did not think Hyundai was diesel oriented....good news that they are.
If the HED-5 i-Mode makes it to market, I would imagine it would be very different from what we see here.
If I remember correctly, the front end resembles some other concepts...like the Veloster...so its' styling is not so out of line if you look at some other concept designs from Hyundai....others are correct, the i-Mode will not resemble the current production models.
Kinda like the continuity of design from one model to another..those that are instantly recognizable as a...Mercedes , for example. Guess that is boring to some.