Toyota Supra
Audi RS6 Wagon
Audi S4
BMW M5
Mercedes S63 Coupe

BMW 5 Series E60/F10
BMW 3 Series E92 coupe
Mercedes - Benz C180 W204 Coupe
Audi A5/S5 Coupe 2008
Toyota Camry V55

Mercedes-Benz: 300 SL, 540 K, E-Class, GLE, G-Class, S-Class, SLK

BMW: 5 Series, 3 Series, X5, X6, i8

Rolls-Royce: Dawn, Ghost, Wraith

Aston Martin: Lagonda, DB5, DB9, DBS, Vanquish

Others: Range Rover, Volvo XC90, Peugeot 504, Porsche 911 Targa

BMW M3 F80 and an M4 in Gold driving away from my school this morning.

David02 wrote:
wrong topic

My favourite brands are:

Land Rover
Audi
Volvo
Rolls Royce
Bentley
Aston Martin

I have loads of cars I like, but my very favourites would have to be:

Land Rover Range Rover
Land Rover Defender
Land Rover Discovery
Audi A2
Audi A7
Audi A8
New Volvo XC90 (recently went in a friends hybrid one, smashing bit of kit!)
Bentley Bentayga (saw one a few days ago, they're really impressive in person)

Basically anything with a Land Rover badge . I like a lot of Audis and Volvos too. I like Rolls Royce but mainly the older models like the Silver Shadow and Corniche. Same with Bentley too, I like the Turbo R etc.. I think the modern models are a bit vulgar, though the facelifted Phantom is an improvement.

kas1.4truckdriver wrote:
David might have seen it drive from school and it is his favourite car.

Jericho whats your favourate hyundai?

BZ And JZ 26 Motors wrote: Now that's a tough question . So to give out a broad yet specific answer, I'll do it in the form of different criteria.

1. Design - It's a tough choice between the 2016 Veloster Turbo and the 2013 Genesis Coupe. However I think the Veloster's grille is too big, and that's the only thing I don't like about its design. Therefore, I think the Genesis Coupe wins this for me. However, the Veloster can still look good with the right modifications, but that's beside the point if we're talking about stock design. I find that the Genesis Coupe looks really good in yellow.


2. Performance - I don't wanna seem too biased to the Genesis here, but the Coupe scores another point for performance, particularly the 2013 3.8 V6. 348 horsepower to the rear wheels, 0-60mph in just 5 seconds. That sounds like a good deal, but - what made the Hyundai engineers even think of mating such a powerful engine to a torque converter automatic? It would have been better if it was a DCT, but I guess they must have thought an 8-speed slushbox would be better. But hey, there's always a manual transmission option .

3. Comfort - Comfort is a big requirement for a daily-driver car. Personally, I think post-2010 Hyundai cars are a bit lacking in this category. While they are still quite comfortable, especially the long-wheelbase Santa Fe (Grand Santa Fe in some markets), there are still others that I think are more comfortable. Now there's a tie in this segment between the 2009 Santa Fe which is the car I happily call my own, and the 2016 Grand Santa Fe. Both have soft suspensions that really help you stay relaxed especially on long drives.


4. Fuel Economy - I can't believe I'm even thinking of calling the Accent Diesel one of my favorite Hyundai cars. Truth is, I hate the Accent. However, there's one thing I can't help but actually like about the Accent CRDi, which is fuel economy. Note that I'm not talking about the petrol-engine-equipped Accent. I'm talking about the 1.5 CRDi hatchback. In an economy run conducted by the Department of Energy in the Philippines, the diesel Accent Hatch with a 7-speed AT took its place in the Top 20 list with fuel consumption at 25.64 km/l (72.43 mpg (UK) ).
See: www.topgear.com.ph/news/industry-news/department-of-energy-petron-release-results-of-70-vehicle-fuel-economy-run-a00013-20160614


Conclusion:
In summary, my favorite Hyundai cars are:
1. 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe for design
2. 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 V6 for performance
3. 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe and 2016 Grand Santa Fe for comfort
4. 2016 Hyundai Accent CRDi hatch for fuel economy

Nissan Skyline
Lamborghini Veneno
Lamborghini Aventador (I saw one today!)
Toyota Mirai
VAZ Vesta