Not a bad looking car. I'll have to see if I can spot any driving around here. Of course if you've ever seen how koreans handle product exports it would be a nightmare to get one right. The Hyundais and Kias they sell here and in the US are different. They think the US is full of gearheads with no aesthetic ability, so the send a cheap cloth/plastic interior and give it a better engine/drivetrain. The ones they sell domestic are mostly about looks. The base model often comes with leather and power everything and a ridiculous weak engine either gas or diesel. Of course the speed limit in the city is like 30 or 40 kph (20or 25 mph) with speed cameras all over the place so Maybe they figure they don't need that much power. Hell the "interstate" speed limit is about 100 kph (60mph).
Ask any one who has been in the same type car in korea and the states, what you need is the korean interior and the US underpinnings. At least from what I've seen
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First car love - Fiero 86 SE 2.8 - RIP
Next Car love - The Chuck'n Fiero - soon to be work in progress
