Update: Hyundai announces pricing for Genesis Sedan
December 31st, 1969
Updated: Hyundai announced on Monday that it had already signed 700 customers onto its Genesis Sedan sales rolls before the car even arrived in the U.S., and now the company has disclosed the price those 700 customers - and everyone else - will be paying. Starting at $33,000 for the V6 version and $38,000 for the V8 version, the Genesis Sedan will continue Hyundai's tradition of pricing its cars well under the ostensible competition.
The company also confirmed the power ratings of its engines at 290hp for the 3.8L V6 offering and 370hp for the 4.6L V8, reports Automotive News. EPA fuel economy ratings are 18mpg city/28mpg highway for the V6 and 17mpg city/25mpg highway for the V8. The first customer deliveries will arrive by July.
Original: Hyundai is about to embark on an $80 million advertising campaign in the U.S. for its new Genesis sedan but the upcoming saloon has already managed to rack up 700 sales. Hyundai is expecting to sell just over 30,000 Genesis sedans annually in the U.S., a modest number compared to its other models, but executives hope the car will act as a halo model and help draw customers to showrooms.
The new Genesis is expected to cost $30,000 and $40,000 and will be offered in both V6 and V8 guises. Speaking with Automotive News, Hyundai’s vice president of marketing in the U.S., Joel Ewanick, said $4 million worth of Genesis commercials had already been spent on the Super Bowl.
Half of the $80 million budget will be spent on television advertise with the rest planned for internet and grass-roots marketing. Ewanick also revealed that in the first month of presales, Hyundai dealers managed to take 700 orders for the car and more than 20,000 consumers have expressed interest in it.
Hyundai is also working on a new LWB model, which has been spied recently testing in Germany. There’s no word if the stretched Genesis will be sold in the U.S. but if it were it would likely cost more than $50,000 and this could be a price point Hyundai is not prepared to enter. The standard sedan, meanwhile, is expected to be launched by the end of June.
LWB Hyundai Genesis sedan spy shots
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Updated: Hyundai announced on Monday that it had already signed 700 customers onto its Genesis Sedan sales rolls before the car even arrived in the U.S., and now the company has disclosed the price those 700 customers - and everyone else - will be paying. Starting at $33,000 for the V6 version and $38,000 for the V8 version, the Genesis Sedan will continue Hyundai's tradition of pricing its cars well under the ostensible competition.
The company also confirmed the power ratings of its engines at 290hp for the 3.8L V6 offering and 370hp for the 4.6L V8, reports Automotive News. EPA fuel economy ratings are 18mpg city/28mpg highway for the V6 and 17mpg city/25mpg highway for the V8. The first customer deliveries will arrive by July.
Original: Hyundai is about to embark on an $80 million advertising campaign in the U.S. for its new Genesis sedan but the upcoming saloon has already managed to rack up 700 sales. Hyundai is expecting to sell just over 30,000 Genesis sedans annually in the U.S., a modest number compared to its other models, but executives hope the car will act as a halo model and help draw customers to showrooms.
The new Genesis is expected to cost $30,000 and $40,000 and will be offered in both V6 and V8 guises. Speaking with Automotive News, Hyundai’s vice president of marketing in the U.S., Joel Ewanick, said $4 million worth of Genesis commercials had already been spent on the Super Bowl.
Half of the $80 million budget will be spent on television advertise with the rest planned for internet and grass-roots marketing. Ewanick also revealed that in the first month of presales, Hyundai dealers managed to take 700 orders for the car and more than 20,000 consumers have expressed interest in it.
Hyundai is also working on a new LWB model, which has been spied recently testing in Germany. There’s no word if the stretched Genesis will be sold in the U.S. but if it were it would likely cost more than $50,000 and this could be a price point Hyundai is not prepared to enter. The standard sedan, meanwhile, is expected to be launched by the end of June.
LWB Hyundai Genesis sedan spy shots
Hyundai Genesis sedan
The company also confirmed the power ratings of its engines at 290hp for the 3.8L V6 offering and 370hp for the 4.6L V8, reports Automotive News. EPA fuel economy ratings are 18mpg city/28mpg highway for the V6 and 17mpg city/25mpg highway for the V8. The first customer deliveries will arrive by July.
Original: Hyundai is about to embark on an $80 million advertising campaign in the U.S. for its new Genesis sedan but the upcoming saloon has already managed to rack up 700 sales. Hyundai is expecting to sell just over 30,000 Genesis sedans annually in the U.S., a modest number compared to its other models, but executives hope the car will act as a halo model and help draw customers to showrooms.
The new Genesis is expected to cost $30,000 and $40,000 and will be offered in both V6 and V8 guises. Speaking with Automotive News, Hyundai’s vice president of marketing in the U.S., Joel Ewanick, said $4 million worth of Genesis commercials had already been spent on the Super Bowl.
Half of the $80 million budget will be spent on television advertise with the rest planned for internet and grass-roots marketing. Ewanick also revealed that in the first month of presales, Hyundai dealers managed to take 700 orders for the car and more than 20,000 consumers have expressed interest in it.
Hyundai is also working on a new LWB model, which has been spied recently testing in Germany. There’s no word if the stretched Genesis will be sold in the U.S. but if it were it would likely cost more than $50,000 and this could be a price point Hyundai is not prepared to enter. The standard sedan, meanwhile, is expected to be launched by the end of June.
LWB Hyundai Genesis sedan spy shots
Hyundai Genesis sedan
Hyundai Genesis
Hyundai Genesis Sedan
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Comments (6 total)
Meet the top commenters on the LeaderboardBy Gus #1, Posted: 5/26/2008
That is a really nice looking Lexus.
By chris #2, Posted: 5/26/2008
its a really nice looking lexus cause someone went and blinged it up with a mercedes grille.
By mike #3, Posted: 5/26/2008
that lexus with the mercedes grill sure has nice BMW tail lights and shiny Infiniti M45 wheels.
By James #4, Posted: 5/28/2008
Hey, Hyundai has outdone themselves for sure this time. You're getting 4 luxury cars for the price of one less expensive luxury car.
By Alan #5, Posted: 5/29/2008
Outside design is honestly not bad, but the interior still looks rather cheap. Fuel consumption isn't great either
Thanks but no, really, no thanks! I don't like Lexus because they copy Mercedes and now that this looks like the last generation S-class. If they go all original, not only they will get more respect but maybe a few more buyers. As it is, its like a S-class replica.
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