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2009 SEMA: Hyundai Rolls Out Hand Painted Genesis Sedan Ahead of Show Debut 
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Hyundai's is teaming up with show car builder Street Concepts for the eighth consecutive year to bring a fully custom Pearl White Genesis sedan to the SEMA floor. Unlike previous Genesis sedan concepts, though, this one...
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