Hyundai concept, what do you think?

[transio]

-They build big ships and cranes, so they have the know-how.

Not to be contrary, but what the heck do ships and cranes have to do with quality passenger vehicles? Granted, Hyundai is at the top of the JD Powers list, but I don't think that has anything to do with their ship and crane manufacturing.

Their styling department has been working overtime for a few years though.

They have to keep working, in my opinion. They're still followers of dying trends, and have yet to define a recognizable style for themselves, besides "blah." The Tiburon is a step in the right direction.

[thebear54]

LUV the Hundy Proto............wonder if it will get off the ground???
John

[mbeach]

...what the heck do ships and cranes have to do with quality passenger vehicles? ...

Tankers and container ships as well as gantry cranes require a lot more engineering and manufacturing (cap)ability than a car does. The cars seem to be a "side business" more than anything else.

[LiquidVX]

fight fight fight fight fight! lol jk

[GOVEHIX]

somehow looks like the VW concept long time ago.
the head lights are kool

[Chopper]

Not the first time we've seen this design, but it's plenty compelling. These guys get better every year. Make this, rear drive, 8 cyl or better, snortin' 6... with a proper 6 speed (sourced from Honda of cource) and I'm in. Better still...loose the back doors.

[thedutchguy]

I think this new santa fe is rather nice looking.

And what a space inside!

[climbcovey]

I don't have a picture but saw the "jeepster" concept at 2004 auto show. I fell in love. Also a point of interest is the suzuki "dune" which was in the 2005 show. it can be seen on the susuki web site. very sharp resembles a proton vx on crack!

[Chopper]

Tib always looks like it belongs in a future set, Sylvester Stallone movie. I wanna like these guys...look at their learning curve. Check back in ten... no...five years.