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Going to go check it out again today. Apparently has a small ding near the rear fender as well. One headlight looks newer than the other. Probably cause of the accident.
I went to check this one out. Seems like a straight up guy he's had it for quite a few years now and it seems like it's only been serviced at dealerships. Paint is decent. Only thing is that it has one rust spot on the bottom of the trunk. Drove fine, it has a really short SSK. But overall clean car inside out.
It was listed at $8800. Apparently he's found a Venza that he's looking to purchase for his kid that's on the way that's why it's dropped down to $7000 now.
amazing that these Genesis Sedans are around the same. they don't seem to be that bad of a car.
I don't remember what the MY cutoff was but the early versions of this V8 had big oil consumption issues. That's just going off the top of my head when I was looking into them briefly.
edit: sorry, ignore me. looks like it was a Genesis R-spec with the 5.0L V8 that has the oil consumption issues pre 2012.
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amazing that these Genesis Sedans are around the same. they don't seem to be that bad of a car.
They're a decent place to spend some time inside. Switchgear is well laid out and easy to use but a bit plasticky.
Weak spots including vague steering and a suspension that's both floaty and crashy at the same time - this was fixed for the 2nd Gen since Lotus handled the tuning. 12+ models also have an 8 speed.
Sold to the guy for less than that and idk if he just doesn't like it or is trying to flip it.....
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That's a 959. Porsche's answer to Group B Rally. Think Ford RS200 etc.
Certainly worth way more than $125,000 since that gets you a rusted out 912
Way more technologically significant than the RS200 or any Group B car for that matter.
So many new technologies went into this car in the early 80s and it's still the only car to ever win both the Paris-Dakar Rally and the 24h of Le Mans.
The car was extremely limited production (Porsche only made enough to meet homologation requirements) and was never sold in North America. Only several made their way to North America with Bill Gates buying 2. This car inspired Gates and other high-end car collectors to lobby for rules changes regarding ultra-rare cars (The "Show and Display" law), allowing them to pass through customs and be driven for limited purposes.
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Way more technologically significant than the RS200 or any Group B car for that matter.
So many new technologies went into this car in the early 80s and it's still the only car to ever win both the Paris-Dakar Rally and the 24h of Le Mans.
The car was extremely limited production (Porsche only made enough to meet homologation requirements) and was never sold in North America. Only several made their way to North America with Bill Gates buying 2. This car inspired Gates and other high-end car collectors to lobby for rules changes regarding ultra-rare cars (The "Show and Display" law), allowing them to pass through customs and be driven for limited purposes.
I think he/she saw the car before I posted it here.
I was spooked when you posted it
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Had that car before in silver, loved it, enjoy the smooth shifter and that vtec just loved the k20 engine. Congrats.
It has a short shifter on it and it feels super smooth. Another thing I noticed was that the car felt more spooky to rev out compared to the s2000. Maybe it's the torque steer?
It has a short shifter on it and it feels super smooth. Another thing I noticed was that the car felt more spooky to rev out compared to the s2000. Maybe it's the torque steer?
It has LSD tho. Should help with that torque steer.
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