Hyundai: Sales, Marketing, and Financial News
#162
Originally Posted by Dan Martin
I want Hyundai stock...
I held some last year from spring to summer and did quite well. Not somewhere I would want to be now but medium long term it is probably a good bet.
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Originally Posted by iforyou
I sincerely hope that Hyundai won't be like Nissan in the early 90's......
The other scenario is Hyundai makes a lot of money, but never really establishes an image or direction yet "talks" like they do but does nothing to back up the talk, and are comformtable with this situation because they are still making money and enthusiasts and members at Hyundaizine.com bitch and whine about it and move on to other makes.
Does this situation sound familiar to anyone?
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Originally Posted by yohan81718
I'm trying to be not so biased... but hyundai has definitely been on the right track for past 5 years or so... i'd like to see where they (or their premium brand) stand 5 years later
#172
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Originally Posted by joerockt
And I rest my case...
i'd think it's natural for someone to have a bias for a carmaker from his/her country.
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Originally Posted by JediMindTricks
why is that a stupid reason?
i'd think it's natural for someone to have a bias for a carmaker from his/her country.
i'd think it's natural for someone to have a bias for a carmaker from his/her country.
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Maybe Honda, better yet Acura will wake up and see that they are about to be passed by them
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Originally Posted by mrdeeno
If the reason Nissan is where they are now BECAUSE of what they went through in the 90's, then maybe they should hope to be like Nissan was in the '90s.
The other scenario is Hyundai makes a lot of money, but never really establishes an image or direction yet "talks" like they do but does nothing to back up the talk, and are comformtable with this situation because they are still making money and enthusiasts and members at Hyundaizine.com bitch and whine about it and move on to other makes.
Does this situation sound familiar to anyone?
The other scenario is Hyundai makes a lot of money, but never really establishes an image or direction yet "talks" like they do but does nothing to back up the talk, and are comformtable with this situation because they are still making money and enthusiasts and members at Hyundaizine.com bitch and whine about it and move on to other makes.
Does this situation sound familiar to anyone?
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Originally Posted by JediMindTricks
why is that a stupid reason?
i'd think it's natural for someone to have a bias for a carmaker from his/her country.
i'd think it's natural for someone to have a bias for a carmaker from his/her country.
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Originally Posted by majin ssj eric
No kidding! You ever seen the Brits talk about Aston Martin? Or the Italians talk about Ferrari? Nationality is a very good reason to support a company. I want GM to do well (though I'd only buy one or two GM cars at the moment).....
JUST KIDDING. Ignore me...
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Originally Posted by iforyou
haha yeaaaa I see where you are coming from. But for me, I prefer the company not being owned by any other company. I guess for others, as long as the products are good and competitive, then that's good enough?
Hell, I think Acura would probably be in a much better position if it were owned by another company...but since it is not, they are simply getting "pwned" by the competition.
#179
I was right.... Not long ago I created a thread called "Acura will get PWNed by Hyundai Genesis" in the race competition section.
I too support Hyundai. To better put, I support Korean products. I am Korean. YOu got problem with that?
ehhh ehhh ehh ehehe eheheheh...
I too support Hyundai. To better put, I support Korean products. I am Korean. YOu got problem with that?
ehhh ehhh ehh ehehe eheheheh...
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well that's the automotive world, you can't be "pwning" everyone the whole time can't you? Acura pwned others for long enough (well, depends on how you define pwn I guess), time for a little break lol
#181
Originally Posted by joerockt
But those are brands they can be proud of
JUST KIDDING. Ignore me...
JUST KIDDING. Ignore me...
#183
The sizzle in the Steak
Hyundai: Design Lead Steps Down
hyundai design head steps down
the hyundai genesis coupe hasn’t even hit the market yet, but is poised to become a successful continuation of the automaker’s genesis sedan. Unfortunately for hyundai, the driving force behind the genesis coupe will not be around to see the car’s launch as joel piaskowski – hyundai’s u.s. Design chief – is resigning from the korean automaker.
Piaskowski, 40, headed up hyundai’s u.s. Design operations and was the man responsible for the sleek genesis coupe, along with hyundai’s hcd concepts. Piaskowski joined hyundai in january 2003, according to automotive news.
Neither piaskowski nor hyundai has given a reason for the departure, and no future plans have been announced by either side.
Before joining hyundai, piaskowski worked on general motors’ buick, pontiac and gmc brands, as well as the company’s german opel division.
the hyundai genesis coupe hasn’t even hit the market yet, but is poised to become a successful continuation of the automaker’s genesis sedan. Unfortunately for hyundai, the driving force behind the genesis coupe will not be around to see the car’s launch as joel piaskowski – hyundai’s u.s. Design chief – is resigning from the korean automaker.
Piaskowski, 40, headed up hyundai’s u.s. Design operations and was the man responsible for the sleek genesis coupe, along with hyundai’s hcd concepts. Piaskowski joined hyundai in january 2003, according to automotive news.
Neither piaskowski nor hyundai has given a reason for the departure, and no future plans have been announced by either side.
Before joining hyundai, piaskowski worked on general motors’ buick, pontiac and gmc brands, as well as the company’s german opel division.
oof!
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#193
Designer: Here's a brand new design concept, never done before, it'll finally lift us out of our "cookie-cutter, copy-cat" stigma. No one can possibly look at this and point out any design influences from any other brand.
Hyundai: No.
Hyundai: No.
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mmmmmm....