http://cars.blogs.ca/2007/07/03/hyun...upe-announced/

 

"Double Tap" <doubletap@37.com> wrote in message
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>

You say "arrived", they say "announced". Does your dealer have one?

 

"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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> "Double Tap" <doubletap@37.com> wrote in message
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>> http://cars.blogs.ca/2007/07/03/hyun...upe-announced/
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>
> You say "arrived", they say "announced". Does your dealer have one?

Tish Tosh, as the Brits say. Same difference as the boys in the hood say.
It will arrive as soon as they get off the assembly line. Just a matter of
time.

 

"Double Tap" <doubletap@37.com> wrote in message
>>
>> You say "arrived", they say "announced". Does your dealer have one?
>
> Tish Tosh, as the Brits say. Same difference as the boys in the hood say.
> It will arrive as soon as they get off the assembly line. Just a matter of
> time.

Call me old fashioned, but I know the difference in meaning and use the
words in their proper context. So it has been announced that it will arrive
at some future time.

 

"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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> "Double Tap" <doubletap@37.com> wrote in message
>>>
>>> You say "arrived", they say "announced". Does your dealer have one?
>>
>> Tish Tosh, as the Brits say. Same difference as the boys in the hood say.
>> It will arrive as soon as they get off the assembly line. Just a matter
>> of time.
>
> Call me old fashioned, but I know the difference in meaning and use the
> words in their proper context. So it has been announced that it will
> arrive at some future time.

Or my good man, it has arrived. Its' journey has progressed and it has
arrived at the announcement point )

 

"Double Tap" <doubletap@37.com> wrote in message
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> Or my good man, it has arrived. Its' journey has progressed and it has
> arrived at the announcement point )
>
Thanks. Now that I know where it is, I'll go over an have a look at it.

 

Gee, another gas guzzling, overpowered car. Just what we need.


"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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> "Double Tap" <doubletap@37.com> wrote in message
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>> Or my good man, it has arrived. Its' journey has progressed and it has
>> arrived at the announcement point )
>>
> Thanks. Now that I know where it is, I'll go over an have a look at it.
>

 

On Wed, 4 Jul 2007 21:39:55 -0400, "Tom" <tjwitman@bellsouth.net>
wrote:

>Gee, another gas guzzling, overpowered car. Just what we need.

The car is not for everyone, of course. Hyundai knows that.

The auto manufacturers seem to think they need a "flag ship"... a car
which almost everyone admires the styling, luxury, and performance.
Once they get people to admiring the flag ship, they hope your
admiration will make you notice their entire lineup.

The full line manufacturers like to have a luxury flag ship, and a
sports flag ship. Hyundai's will be Genesis and the new RWD coupe
that's currently in development.

Or something like that.
-

Bob

 

"Bob Adkins" <bob.adkins@gmail.com> wrote in message
> The auto manufacturers seem to think they need a "flag ship"... a car
> which almost everyone admires the styling, luxury, and performance.
> Once they get people to admiring the flag ship, they hope your
> admiration will make you notice their entire lineup.
>
> The full line manufacturers like to have a luxury flag ship, and a
> sports flag ship. Hyundai's will be Genesis and the new RWD coupe
> that's currently in development.
>
> Or something like that.

Very true, and they will be happy to sell them to otherwise buyers of
Avalon, Infiniti, BMW 5 series, etc. Lexus 300 series, etc.

 

Well I guess they'll be extremly happy to sell one to somebody like me who
owns a XG350L

']['unez

--
" NEVER hold your farts in "
They travel up your spine. into your brain.
and thats where shitty ideas come from !!
"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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> "Bob Adkins" <bob.adkins@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> The auto manufacturers seem to think they need a "flag ship"... a car
>> which almost everyone admires the styling, luxury, and performance.
>> Once they get people to admiring the flag ship, they hope your
>> admiration will make you notice their entire lineup.
>>
>> The full line manufacturers like to have a luxury flag ship, and a
>> sports flag ship. Hyundai's will be Genesis and the new RWD coupe
>> that's currently in development.
>>
>> Or something like that.
>
> Very true, and they will be happy to sell them to otherwise buyers of
> Avalon, Infiniti, BMW 5 series, etc. Lexus 300 series, etc.
>
>

 

"']['unez" <tunez1@***.net> wrote in message
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> Well I guess they'll be extremly happy to sell one to somebody like me who
> owns a XG350L
>
> ']['unez

I'm sure they would, but isn't the Azera the equivalent today?

 

Yea the 2005 XG350 was the last year before the Azera but I still like the
body style of the XG versus the Azera as well as the old body style of the
Sonata versus the new one.

']['unez

--
" NEVER " hold your farts in
They travel up your spine. into your brain.
and thats where shitty ideas come from !!



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> "']['unez" <tunez1@***.net> wrote in message
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>> Well I guess they'll be extremly happy to sell one to somebody like me
>> who owns a XG350L
>>
>> ']['unez
>
> I'm sure they would, but isn't the Azera the equivalent today?
>

 

Thank you....my sentiments exactly. the XG was a better family car and the
old Sonata was a beautiful design!