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Opinion: From the logbook: Hyundai Genesis 
Consumer Reports | by info.rss@cro.consumer.org (Consumer Reports) | Wed, Dec 10
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But Hyundai’s Genesis goes up against one of the largest possible cross-sections of competitors that we’ve seen:
How is Hyundai’s most ambitious car to date working out so far? To the logbook!
“I don’t think the market is going to support a $36K Hyundai.”
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