2018 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T Review and Road Test In 4K!

Consumer tastes are changing in America. Midsize sales are cooling gently while crossovers are heating up. To help slow this trend, and attract a different kind of sedan shopper, Hyundai put the Sonata under the knife for a refresh that focuses on sportier dynamics and a more distinctive exterior design. Does that give the Sonata what it takes to tackle the all-new 2018 Camry and Accord? Let's find out.
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[@Bestfriend-650]

Alex in my opinion, you are by far the best car reviewer on youtube. 1) Your videos do not have any unnecessary music or drama 2) You straight away get to the point and stay on the point. 3) Your audio is neutral, not very enthusiastic neither too mellow. Just as a reporter should be. Thats why your videos are not distracting. 4) Your knowledge about the cars is astronomical. I mean you have the who damn catalog of car details at your fingertips. 5) Absolutely love your comparison and honest opinion. No one else does it better than you. I know your videos take time to make because of so much detail it requires, unlike other generic car reviewers. Keep up the good work. I am sure you deserve much more subs than what you have. P.S. This car is so damn ugly. Accord or Camry is way better any day.

[@alangann8637]

iFoxdie 7

[@OsojiNosferatu69]

How is it ugly? It will age much more gracefully than the Camry.

[@Okenpo]

Completely agree other than the car's looks lol I think it's kinda cool looking. Not the best design but I saw one today and was pleased with it.

[@xTouragx]

I have to disagree..I think it looks way nicer than the Camry....Still on the fence myself about the new Accord vs the Sonata..overall favorite though is still the Mazda 6. Great Videos Alex.

[@typesbad]

I agree that Alex is the best reviewer on You Tube. In fact having been involved in the industry for a few decades, I thought of reviewing cars myself until I discovered Alex and decided I'm not going to do it any better that he does.

[@melangreathouse2209]

Alex, of all the auto reviewers out there, I continue to applaud your “ above and beyond “ commentaries. You’re the only one who uses a 4 camera “ split screen “, and the only one who compares ALL trim levels side-by- side, so that we can see what we’re getting in each package. Your commentaries are thorough, concise, and well written. I think I’d rather have a 19 Sonata Limited 2.0 than a Tesla Model 3. I’d SAVE about $16,000, and select ECO MODE for city driving. Thanks Alex.

[@HalfDeadHuman]

This guys car knowledge is next level..

[@MrNemo721]

Alex, I really really want to see your review of the 2.0T 10 speed Accord.

[@Jimpassarotri]

I think it is the best looking sedan. I think the others are over styled. The Sonata looks refined.

[@Apakman]

I was check this car in LA auto show and surprise how comfortable front and back seat. (after sitting in many SUV/Sedan the same day). Good job Alex. This is good review

[@TheTruePrudentOne]

As always I enjoy your videos, I always enjoy the stats of the vehicles as well as the comparisons that you do!

[@thebritish910]

Alex, superb review, Very informative and useful. Cracking job, thank you.

[@Chrisp707-]

I've noticed that since 2011 the chrome character line that extends almost the full length of the car is still there even on the new 2020 sonata shout out to Hyundai for that

[@mellittle8775]

Thanks for the great reviews Alex. I totally agree with the comments of Solid Snake from 3 weeks ago. I would add to his point #3 that your audio is neutral. Some of the reviews out there cut to ad placements and the volume increases to the point where it just about is an assault on your eardrums. Some of the reviewers I no longer watch due to that factor. I have told several friends about the quality of your reviews and suggested they tune in. Keep up the great work.

[@androskris]

Looking forward to a 2018 Accord 2.0T review just to see how you rate it. I've had the 2.0T 10AT Sport for a little over a month and love it so far! No regrets at all.

[@OfficialPrincipe]

yep savagegeese and alexonauto is the only reviewers i only trust tbh

[@TodayWithDustin]

I think it looks great but what’s even better is that Hyundai offers this in multiple trims with multiple engine choices and multiple options. Just a great all around vehicle.

[@ThatCarGuy2]

I agree

[@attraversiamo1988]

Haha "thrift shop" song by Macklemore 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 love these reviews Alex, keep up the good work and good tunes :)

[@drshayan4969]

Alex is the best Automaotive reviewer ever in North America!!! He riterally makes the full review of the car reviews!!! keep it up alex💪💪

[@SWTrailsAndWheels]

Hyundai and Kia are doing such a great job. I'm looking forward to their first long range EVs. And hopefully a sporty EV off of the Veloster platform.

[@ThatCarGuy2]

No!

[@Serie56sfm]

I really like your reviews

[@WoodlinDeamon]

Thank you for doing great in-depth reviews. Minor request though, any chance you could mention the length of the vehicle in ft/in instead of just inches? 190" is pretty hard to visualize.

[@augustrushdesigns3890]

Alex, Nissan is coming out with a new generation of the Altima for 2019. From what I read online, it's going to have a "love it" or "hate it" maxima-inspired design. Sadly, I don't think Nissan has done enough to entice buyers. The current Altima didn't impress me too much, so I got a 2017 Sentra SV with alloys, sunroof, etc., and saved myself a few thousand dollars. Great videos!

[@biancafunk5661]

Love my 2018 sonata sel! Good bang for your buck and it comes with a ton of features. I do agree with you Alex on your grading on this car especially on the fuel economy, it could be better (really the only negative thing I have to say about it).

[@JWard2]

Do the side mirrors auto fold when locking doors?

[@glenanderson9282]

It's really too bad that Honda has not provided you with a 2018 Accord to test. Hyundai has come along way over the years and this appears to be the best Sonata yet and I would personally be very interested to learn your thoughts on how the New Accord with the 2.0T compares.

[@ronnymb67]

Braking is great for its size. I take my 2015 up and down the local mountain road once or twice a week. 12.6 inch front rotors. For reference, the V6 Camry has 12 inch. You have to go for the V6 TRD Camry for 12.9 inch rotors. Oh, and the pano roof is back.

[@salmanza5568]

Can't wait til you review the 2019 jetta

[@tomaszj.9608]

Alex, you may want to correct some “typo” errors on the Camry comparison section.

[@ckinard2]

Dear Hyundai please bring back the panoramic sunroof for the Sonata.

[@mountainhobo]

5:00 [Alex demonstrates how far back the front seat can be moved and explains how good it will be for tall drivers, but then has to lean forward just to touch the steering wheel] - Yes, Alex, I have seen that in other cars, too. I can push the seat way back, I just can't drive it anymore. ;)

[@Bacano115]

Alex, can you please do a review on the Lexus GS350AWD. I am considering that vehicle and would like your detailed review before i make a decision. Thanks.

[@tylersilva]

Alex, what is the layout of the premium audio system? I am curious to understand the placement of the nine speakers.

[@mfmf100]

Very cool. I’d still get a fusion sport in this market, but tough to go wrong.

[@boobs2323]

when are you doing the Accord? been waiting so long!

[@russelharley4607]

So Alex when do you think you can review that Accord?

[@Superfastjellyfish669]

Alex can you please compare this to the kia optima?

[@Marco-ce8kr]

This car and the Kia Optima are really good cars.

[@joskjj3625]

@japanwatchconnection you never had a Kia or Hyundai haven't you

[@bvedant]

japanwatchconnection seemed to only be a problem with the naturally-aspirated cars, and that too it was quite a few model years ago. they don't seem to be suffering the same issues any longer. I wouldn't buy this nor the optima in the base trim with the NA 2.4 anyways-- too spartan. like alex said, it's worth it to step up to eco / EX, save money in the long run with better fuel efficiency, have more of that torque, and get a fun little turbo engine.

[@kingmaine2159]

@japanwatchconnection no engine will seize dude everybody I know including myself has a Hyundai and none of our engines seize even my brother who didn’t change the oil in almost 2 years

[@luism8612]

@japanwatchconnection that was only model years 2013-2015

[@dabell12]

Alex , when you will review 2018 Accord.? i will being on the market for a new sedan and I need to make a decision between Hyundai , Toyota , Mazda or Honda. Thank you

[@occckid123]

Hey Alex I think you need to check the fax again I think for 2018 the Altima has Apple carplay and the new Altima is going to be shown at the New York International Auto Show

[@dadpapa9388]

I've been waiting for your review of the new Honda Accord..... can you just get one from a dealership or rent one? I will buy base on your review, candidates right now Sonata, Passat, Fusion and will wait for your Accord review.

[@rmwarriors16]

I like the new style of the exterior as it is not so bland like the previous year. The interior doesn't match the exterior design but it's clean and functional. I don't think it is as competitive as Honda and Toyota. Based on reputation I believe most of the public will choose the Accord and Camry over this car. I hope the mpg will improve as it's behind the competition and gas prices are expected to rise this summer.

[@3okash249]

What the best base trim in handling, cabin noise?

[@luiscajamarca]

Alex, plenty of KZbin users really enjoy your videos. They are by far the best option to get an objective assessment of a car. I very much like it that you provide your preferences at the very end of the videos and your reasons. The comparison between cars is simply great. They are very helpful. Please keep producing the videos. I bought a new car and you were my main resource to make a decision. Best.

[@paulosanchez8048]

You should review the 2018 accord

[@phych]

I have the 2015 2.0T Limited and I didn't have any hesitations recommending it over any of the competition, as no one offered the amount of features at it's price point. Unfortunately I can't say the same about the 2018 Sonata, as the other manufacturers have caught up in terms of features and styling and Hyundai has actually removed features from the previous revision. I would still recommend it for those looking for niche features, such as the ones mentioned and the remote app control (remote lock/start/temp control with Alexa and Google Home support). To answer Alex's question, I do like the styling of the Sonata, but I think it resembles the Elantra a little too much. I sometimes have a hard time distinguishing between the two at a glance and I think there shouldn't be a question of recognizing a higher trim car from a lower one.

[@thedevincrutcher]

I have a 2015 Sonata Eco. That was the only year you could get it with the tech package. The Eco is the most fun, but most dealerships get one or none. Nobody thinks to ask for it, so it’s nearly impossible to find them. It’s a real shame. I love the car and the gas mileage is incredible. 40+ MPG on the highway trips and it’s not a hybrid!

[@malikbrother8022]

I am surprised that 1.6 T-GDI is not popular in USA despite the best fuel efficiency out there. Too bad, that engine is not available in Canada. It is must-have peppy engine. Even in Tuscon, 1.6 T-GDI can be pricey which is above 30k.

[@thedevincrutcher]

Malik Brother, yeah, we’re looking at a second vehicle and the Tucson is on our list because we love the engine and transmission combo so much in the Sonata. It’s very engaging to drive a DCT with a dry clutch.

[@daphenom45]

Fun & sonata lol

[@thedevincrutcher]

daphenom45 don’t knock it ‘til you try it!

[@malikbrother8022]

daphenom45 1.6 T-GDI is turbocharged that provides 195 lb-ft of torque that provides low-end torque results in peppy and fun to drive. I own 1.4 TSI. Even with 150 hp, 184 lb-ft makes it peppy and fun to drive.

[@compacheo603]

does the limited 2.0 have the same sport suspension ?

[@JohnFT3414]

Did you try out the treble control while listening to the radio? It doesn't work in my 2018 Sonata Limited 2.0T I bought in November! I ever went to a dealership to try it out on another vehicle just like mine, and it didn't work on that one either, SO IT IS NOT JUST ON MY CAR, BUT ON ALL 2018 HYUNDAI SONATA LIMITED 2.0T'S! When is Hyundai and Infinity going to come out with an FIRMWARE UPDATE to fix this issue? Where is the QUALITY CONTROL at Infinity? Do they try out their products before releasing them? I GUESS NOT! I'M STILL WAITING FOR AN UPDATE!

[@karlp8484]

Surely the KIA Optima is also a competitor here? Didn't get a mention.

[@shopwithaaron]

As always.... great review!! Thanks!

[@oleglog6927]

I wish Optima sxl had also 8speed AT, but for some reason they put 6 speed only.

[@edysinsimon8646]

My eyes must be getting bad! The front tires appear larger than the rear?

[@brianfish7904]

hyundai has the best non-lux center stacks. I'd say the layout is better than infiniti & acura also.

[@bvedant]

100% agree

[@EVEmasta]

what type of gas does it use

[@A_guan]

No comparison with 2017 mazda6??

[@eliyang]

On your Camry comparison slide, you listed “Compramise” and “CraPlay”. Do you want Apple’s Craplay in your car?

[@eliyang]

Fusion is dead. Ford will be discontinuing it after 2019. Taurus refresh should be incoming with a new global platform architecture. These are all assumptions not fact.

[@jonathanbruce9658]

Nice to see Spence landed a job after king of queens

[@santinamorris5035]

Honda accord review next

[@robertbeckwith9220]

I think I'll keep my elantra sport.

[@matthewyim1736]

How can Hyundai not put this power train and transmission in the Tucson and only offer the small turbo engine and 7 speed DCT as the top engine?

[@thedevincrutcher]

The 1.6T / 7 speed DCT is the top engine in the Tucson in the US. I’m not sure what you are trying to say.

[@brenrob7403]

They put it in the Sportage - close enough

[@swanblake]

Matthew's Car Corner when the rogue is the best seller, powertrains are clearly the last concern of buyers......

[@swanblake]

Devin Crutcher he wants the 2L turbo, like in the rocketship Sportage. Damn that thing is fast

[@brenrob7403]

I think they did away with the pano sunroof - is it available on any trim anymore? I don't think so. Lame.

[@johnnymichael1804]

bren rob it’s back for 2019.

[@TheAccordingtoyou]

Yassssssss finally! This would have kept me on the treadmill for sure 😁.

[@madanielk6526]

what kind of tredmill? what model? year?

[@Buc_Stops_Here]

No fog lamps? Non starter in CT. We have fog quite frequently - just had 1/4 mile visibility yesterday. You kind of need them in climates like around here. Thank you letting us know Alex. Toyota is last to adopt any new technology, Alex, which is why they are hesitating on adopting Apple Autoplay/Google. It is how they keep their quality up, although there is virtually no risk in it being adopted at this point.

[@2isadventures]

Sam S They are adding Apple carplay to Toyota models now and Lexus models plus Alexa which is a great combo.

[@Buc_Stops_Here]

DJ - yes - five years after others did. They are conservative plain and simple to keep their reliability up. They are the last to adopt these technologies. Nothing wrong with it, it is just their standard operation. Why you can only get it in the Avalon this year, and it is still not in all Lexuses - that will take a few more years.

[@2isadventures]

Sam S No. It's not coming in years. That's the thing. It's coming through an update which should just take months...Atleast Toyota is trying again and not going against Apple Carplay anymore.

[@Buc_Stops_Here]

Which models are getting that through an update now? It has not been reported anywhere until NEXT year - 2019. Here is the story: www.macrumors.com/2018/01/15/toyota-to-support-apple-carplay/ They are going to change their software next year for Apple Carplay. No reports on Google yet.

[@Buc_Stops_Here]

Note the article is recent and on top of that - it states Toyota has no plans to support it in the 2018 model year (Avalon is an early 2019).

[@dbarton8651]

I wish more attention would go to the seat bottom(from butt to knee) lengths... goes a long ways in seat Comfort! My wife's 2013 Subaru Legacy has such short seat bottoms, I cannot even drive it on long trips! I swear half of my thigh is hanging over the seat bottom....

[@watershed44]

T4Trail I've never understood why ALL car manufactures don't put more attention into the design and comfort of front seats. After all the drivers spend ALL their time there and it's critical not to be annoyed by discomfort on long drives.

[@komagene]

I agree... i have a 2015 tucson elite plus (top trim) and the driver seat buttom cushion is like designed for people under 1.80m.

[@ronnymb67]

I'm 6ft2 and the seats un my 2015 Sonata Sport 2.0T Limited was the primary reason for getting it. I've done 10,000 miles in road trips alone in comfort.

[@petrocanada7324]

Alex ,how is it possible that Optima with same engine and old 6 speed does 0-60 in 5.8 in your testing? What do you think AoA squad?

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

We have no explanation for this other than a 10 hz GPS unit was used to test the 2016 model and we moved to a 20 Hz unit shortly thereafter. I can say that the performance of this 2018 model is substantially similar to numbers other publications have clocked

[@smack9x]

Motor Trend tested this car and got a 0-60 of 7.1 sec. This 2.0T is crazy slow. These numbers are terrible for that hp rating.

[@petrocanada7324]

Alex on Autos Appreciate your detailed response. Just love this channel!

[@petrocanada7324]

smack9x I also saw couple of trustworthy european tests of Stinger with 2.0. They have clocked it at over 8 sec to 100 km/hour. That's sad. I agree with you that korean ''hp'' seems overrated.

[@bengerendash]

Correct the typos Alex...

[@eagletalon9735]

Still waiting for the crossover craze to end. Hate crossovers.

[@waynerhea6649]

This is the best car in the segment. yes the accord and Camry are faster but Hyundai also depreciates fast so you can find a used one for about 22k while the Camry and accord hold their value and are still in the high 20s and low 30s

[@mvkmvk4099]

They just added the pano roof back

[@NaNslx]

@ 22:39 Cons - No CRAP-lay....lol

[@bvedant]

that slide had more mistakes than I was comfortable with. no offense, alex.

[@Croak1]

Speeling alirt! In the Camry comparison section, you misspelled compromise and CarPlay as "compramise" and "CraPlay". :)

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

Oh no!

[@jonathanking1999]

The best sedan of 2018

[@201950201950]

A friend of mine just bought one. This is a very attractive automobile. She parks this next to an optima 2017 and this car looks just as good if not better.

[@JohnFT3414]

jesse diaz I have one also. Nice, but have your friend check the treble control on the radio. It doesn't work! No change in high frequency response at all! Hyundai and Infinity need to come up with an update for the radio! Acess the treble control via Setup/Sound/Tone on display. Bass and midrange work fine, even though I would prefer to have a higher midrange frequency. ALL 2018 SONATA LIMITED 2.0Ts that I have tested, have this issue with the radio!

[@LokiDaFerret]

The side profile is very similar to the Kia Stinger. Beyond that no comparison.

[@ch33zpuff]

Honda, please give an Accord to Alex to review!!! Would love to hear your thoughts on the Sport 2.0T.

[@Tully3674]

ALMOST...a stellar video. You have a typo at 21:41 ("compromise" of Camry to Sonata) and you misspelled "CarPlay". But I forgive you. :)

[@Jolleyroger848]

Need to up the horsepower to back 2014 whenit was 274hp

[@Chrisp707-]

The Sonata N will probably have 300 hp

[@ThatWasherNerd]

Rear end is ugly. Other than that, I like it. Great review!

[@kattine1]

10:18 Your wallet is very stilish Alex lol

[@palebeachbum]

Something about the new face doesn't jive for me. I think the way the snout sticks out and the headlights point downward. I like the new butt much better. The overall exterior design doesn't really match the older style interior, even though I do like the squared off interior design. It's still a more attractive car than the Camry and Accord, IMO.

[@geosh10]

I’d rather a Camry or Accord. I had a 2015 Sonata and the panoramic moonroof rattled and they did nothing to fix it. I see now they’ve decided now to do away with the solid glass roof. Hmmmm :) Sold my Genesis also because of the same rattle in the pano roof. My Audi doesn’t rattle nor does our F-150 with panoramic roof. Hyundai’s are attractive but have some issues standing behind their products.

[@powerofpinesol8002]

geosh10 which Audi you have

[@geosh10]

Power of Pine Sol Q7 TDI.

[@JamesSwider]

My 2016 Sonata Hybrid hasn't had any issues with the roof, although that's only cold weather experience so far. Fingers crossed they sorted it out

[@geosh10]

James S I’ve read it’s only about half of them. They used aluminum for the rails and when the temperature changes the rails either retract or expand causing the rattling. At least that was what I read on the Genesis’s forum. I had a 2006 & 2009 Sonata with the 3.3 and they both were very dependable cars. The 2015 was a different story, but you can get a lemon in anything.

[@powerofpinesol8002]

geosh10 very nice I like the Q7 over the XC90 I think it’s a bit overrated

[@reserva120]

but the rear seats don't fold down like the legacy ..if they don't you never show that anymore..too bad.

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

I’m not sure what you mean, the rear seats are still 60-40 folding

[@reserva120]

just saying you no longer take a few seconds to show the load floors or the shapes , wither its level or not...that's all. something you use to do.

[@TheCarCrazyGuy]

Why no comparisons to the Fusion?

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

Not sure what you mean, there is an entire Fusion comparison section at the end.

[@panzer_TZ]

Someone obviously didn't watch the whole video.

[@TheCarCrazyGuy]

Alex on Autos Performance comparisons

[@benhaze1010]

lol you must have skipped some of the video review. Try again.

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

We don't have a recent enough performance test of the Fusion since it hasn't been redesigned in a while to make a fair comparison.

[@rusack7174]

21:41 "Compramise" Oops!

[@medellon]

I bought one of these late 2018 for $7,500 off sticker, a deal that I could not pass up.

[@TEAMWRIGHTEOUS]

We're trying to get one local to us, but they won't budge off of $31k. Car has been there since the end of 2017 and has 5500 miles on it (New still).

[@medellon]

@@TEAMWRIGHTEOUS That's surprising they will not budge, got mine for $26k.

[@TEAMWRIGHTEOUS]

@@medellon We'll see. 2020 is coming soon. They want this car gone. I'm gonna want it for less if they wait until then. Lol

[@Nobody-ig9pb]

Hyundai please bring back the SCoup

[@marktuyet]

If you're buying a Camry check out owners with steering column problems.

[@BanBiofuels]

My top pick is the 2018 Hyundai Sonata SE, which can be had at discount in Oregon and California for just $19,000. The Camry is so ugly, why would you want that ugliness to last a long time? The world needs self-destructing ugliness, not ugliness that lasts and lasts and lasts. I think the Sonata is the most beautiful car on the road today as long as you get the less expensive trims. The higher trims have a too fancy grill that stands out too much. Less bling is better. The new 2018 Hyundai Accent is a terrific car as well, and probably the best proportioned small car ever available for sale at a reasonable price in Earth history. The Accent looks like a costly German compact sport sedan, but with better fuel economy and a much lower sale price.

[@canomalo3662]

They took away a lot of features in this current model,no glove box light,no rear led dome light,no door welcome lights,no hinge protector on the trunk it goes on and on look for big incentives on this car

[@CARBONHAWK1]

This is exciting to look at as a $1,000 refrigerator

[@JohnFT3414]

Perhaps you should go see an eye doctor, I believe you need glasses!

[@yohananweininger567]

Informative as ever; but loses points on the misspellings. Fix the typos.

[@snbifb8293]

Honestly I hate that this and the Genesis G70 look so similar, other than that is much rather have an Optima SXL or Accord Touring

[@marcusvision]

Maybe if banks stop trying to rip people off , more younger buyers will get the sedans instead of cheap compacts.

[@unclefungus7395]

Maannnnn sonata looked better before this refresh

[@bvedant]

I personally felt the taillights of the pre-facelift model years were hideous. different story for the optima though

[@izuaff04]

SUV

[@brokenlife1263]

Are you really wearing a purple shirt and shoes?

[@normt5463]

...and Malibu 2.0T is hinder 6s. I is also discounted to $24,000 besting all of the Asian economy sedans with 2.0T or v6.

[@xensbeast5618]

21:58 CraPlay

[@chocolatemilk912]

I’m curious as to how many of you can actually afford your average new mid-size sedan with all the nitpicking and crap you talk from review to review. 🙄

[@johnnymichael1804]

chocolate milk less than 3% of them lol.

[@bvedant]

jeez, you make it sound like car manufacturers are doing us a giant favor by releasing cars. the midsize FWD segment can drop off the face of the planet for all I care. they are the most boring vehicles ever

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

I see they're still trying to copy Audi's front end design. Do Hyundais still become rattle boxes within a few months after purchase?

[@lauraswanson4173]

Yes they still do.

[@brendanh3952]

Nope. We’ve had our 2016 Accent for a year and no rattling or issues.

[@shopwithaaron]

Camry is too unattractive to be seen near! We bought our Optimas for the pure style and value!

[@tenzob]

shopwithaaron k900 on MP MP MP k.a

[@Sjrick]

You chose the awful Toyota because of the hybrid ? Thats not fair because the Sonata doesnt offer one and the dimensions were identical between other features. Plus the Sonata doesnt offer a 6 cylinder. I think you dropped the ball on this one Alex. I made a pro/con list for the Sonata and it crushed the Toyota. I drove the Toyota and it still has the quality factor but it doesnt have the safety features of the Sonata. Not to mention the cost. The Toyota is way over priced.

[@grantadamson3478]

ComprOmise

[@121212171]

Camrys front end....how did that escape the designers desk to the showroom floor.......just as ugly as Lexus front ends...where did Toyota go wrong...?Like Audi,Lexus has that gapping open big mouth..............UGH!!!

[@BahhJustaLamb]

I still fail to understand why they detuned the original Genesis Coupe 2.0T engine from this car. It used to have 274HP, and now it has just 245. It's always a shame when cars LOSE horsepower over time.