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XJ @ Mar 28th 2008 10:26AM
Cars in Korea have softer suspension because the roads there are not as smooth as U.S. roads...not even close. That's also why Hyundai's tend to have a softer ride. Their cars were meant to be for Koreans first, rest of the world second. I think their newer offerings are changing that paradigm. Starting with their I30 and now the Genesis (US spec) sedan.
stickpato @ Mar 29th 2008 8:07AM
hmmm...xj i'm wondering if your assessment is based on any personal driving experience
i've driven over 18 years in the US and 9 years in Korea and would have to say that in general Korean roads are better constructed and more imprtantly, better maintained(esp high speed roads where driving dynamics would matter more)
have you driven around the freeways of LA or Houston lately?