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more about #hyundaiequus more comments → MaWeiTao: Excluding Koreans with a lot of national pride I'm not sure who exactly Hyundai expects to buy this car. The brand doesn't carry any cache and while ... more » Woodgrain: Had a pretty close look at the non-stretch version of this car last month at Pebble Beach. There is an X factor that German and upper-echelon Japanes... more » DonLuc: The average North Korean gentleman stands at a stately 5 ft. 4 in. Why does he need 11.8 more inches of legroom? Assuming a 28" inseam, he could nea... more » that ain't the way to have fun, son: Test its durability and longevity properly and put it into an NYC executive town car fleet. The LWB Town Cars are surprisingly low-key. I've seen on... more » Ash78, cube farmer: Did they mention this was coming to the US or did I dream that? I can't imagine it working here, at least not within the next 10-15 years. Hyundai di... more » leavethegun-takethecannoli: I'm impressed. It looks great. Hyundai has been making great strides. more » Jagvar: Reminds me of the E38 BMW L7. Quite a rare bird. I've only ever seen one. more » Alfisted: Noted Korean screen writer/director Heung-sun Jeong is the first owner of the new Hyundai Equus. When asked about his recent purchase he said simply,... more » ab3: $122,180 for a POS Hyundai?? Are you kidding me? Who would be stupid enough to pay that kind of money for a car with a knockoff S-Class front end and ... more » Plecostomus [Tyrrell]: So sinister, the Yakuza might consider one. Key word: consider. more » Deartháir II: Glad to hear it. I went and looked at the Genesis last weekend, and I'll freely admit to being impressed. The comment I made was that it seemed like i... more » GIC asks not for whom the bell tolls: Say what you want about Hyundai, but they do merit a bit of credit for destroying the bell curve. It took Japan, Inc. (OK so I'm thinking mainly of... more » skaycog: Ha! Hyundai is at the back of the line for having a toothy grin. And having a supercharged engine is nothing compared to this. Yowza, indeed! more » FTGDWolverineEdition'09: A supercharged Hyundai? Yowza indeed! At least I can drive to local Korean BBQ quicker. more » Ash78, cube farmer: I still think they're pressing their luck. I'm as much a Hyundai cheerleader as you'll find, but to paraphrase Robert Downey's character from Tropic T... more » -
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Hyundai Equus Limousine: Wildly Expensive Korean Car Gets Even Moreso
The Hyundai Equus Limousine Edition is 11.8" longer in the passenger compartment and that much more exclusive with a starting price of $113,000 USD, $122,180 fully-equipped. It'll certainly attract the completely legal Korean businessmen of the Kkangpae. More » -
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2011 Hyundai Genesis Shows A New Mr. Ed-Like Grille
The 2011 Hyundai Genesis will receive a refreshed grille to better match the new toothy grin on the now-coming-stateside top-of-the-line Hyundai flagship, the Equus. We're also told to expect a new eight-speed auto tranny and a supercharged engine. Yowza! [DetNews] -
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Hyundai's Flagship Sedan Coming To The U.S.
The flagship Hyundai Equus luxury sedan will go on sale in the USA late next year and our sources indicate the Lexus LS460-rival will likely be priced between $50K and $60K.
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Hyundai Equus: A High-Priced Hyundai Not For Us
Currently, there aren't plans to bring the executive-level Hyundai Equus super-sedan to the US, but Hyundai trotted one out to the New York Auto Show to judge the reaction to a $100K Korean car. More » -
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Hyundai Equus Hits Korean Dealers With Cheaper Pricetag
We previously stated the Korean-market super-duper Hyundai Equus would sell for an eye-watering $96,000. Not so. The car actually hits dealer lots at a starting price of about $44,400. More » -
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2010 Hyundai Equus: Lexus-Like Styling, Cadillac-Like Size
Details on the 2010 Hyundai Equus leaked last month boasting a $96,000 price tag which, at the time, we couldn't believe. Then we saw these two leaked shots to go along with the price tag. More » -
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2010 Hyundai Equus Photos, $96,000 Price Tag Leak
Would you pay $96,000 for a Hyundai? What if you were a South Korean executive in the market for a domestic S-Class? Hyundai is hoping the answer is yes. More » -
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2010 Hyundai Equus Sketches Hit The Web
Hyundai’s follow-up to the much-acclaimed Genesis sedan leaked onto the web today and thanks to Hyundai-Blog we’ve got the official designer sketches as well. -
