Interceptor? Ford has two RWD sedan concepts that debuted recently, the Interceptor and Lincoln MKR, although the MKR is twin turbo V6 powered.

This Hyundai is a concept, just like the two concept RWD sedans from Ford.

 

But there are photos of the RWD Hyundia mules running around on the internet. Maybe I'll see if I can dig them up . . .

http://www.thecarconnection.com/Enth...78.A10385.html

http://thecarblogger.blogspot.com/20...ai-bh-rwd.html

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/d...12005351a2.htm

 

http://carspyshots.net/zerothread?cmd=print&id=16038

http://www.gminsidenews.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=45569

These what you're talking about Jason?

 

interesting...

i wouldn't mind driving one of these.
hopefully it looks better.
kinda looks like a camry rip-off.

 

 

I'm very interested to hear what their V8 will sound like

 

+1 (one)

 

It looks like a Camry. Yuck. At least w/ a V8 it might not be as underpowered.

 

And that's a bad thing?

 

Very much so. Copy cat, copy cat - boring.

 

Japs copy pretty much everyone, so I guess others have a right to copy them.

 

Well, I think the issue is that the copy cat picked a crappy cat to copy

 

Somehow, that's well said!

 

+1 arin

 

New York Auto Show: Hyundai starts over with the Genesis


http://www.autoblog.com/2007/04/04/n...h-the-genesis/

 

so know they want to shake off that stereotype with this car. Am I right?

 

I want to see/hear the motor still

 

4.6L dohc... why does everyone use the same displacment when making an engine like this. Of course fords. and then you have gms northstar v8 which is identicle...now this...

 

I say WTG Hyundai!

 

Weight, size, geometry, and inherent effciency all probably factor in. Same reason you see alot of 1.8L inline-4s