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Hyundai Genesis Attracts Luxury Owners 
The Truth About Cars | Fri, Sep 19
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Hyundai’s Genesis RWD luxury sedan was initially aimed at new luxury buyers, with a $33k starting price that sought to lure upgrades from the Maximas and Avalons of the world. But Hyundai VP for NA sales David Zuchowski reveals to ...
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