I've just recently noticed how much I want an 03 or 04 Tib, but now the
question comes down to which model? I can't seem to find anything that
lists the differences between the 03 Tuscani and the 04 GT...
(performance-wise... HP/wt ratio, compression, power and torque curves,
skidpad tests, etc.) and what's the "special edition" 04 model? the hyundai
website doesn't mention any differences other than it comes standard with
"package 11" (fully loaded) and a few select colors that you can't get in
the GT model... so am I to believe that the only difference between a 04 GT
w/ package 11 and a 04 SE is color selection?

Thanks for any replies,
James

 

I think you've hit the shark on the head, James.

 

hyundaitech wrote:
> I think you've hit the shark on the head, James.


thanks! ...now about the performance differences between the '03 Tuscani and
'04 GT - are there any websites I can find info on this from?

 

No info sites that I know of.

 

On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 13:03:14 -0400, hyundaitech staggered into the Black
Sun and said:

hyundaitech, you have *got* to get yourself a real Usenet client. Even
groups.google would be better than that damned talkaboutautos.com
badly-implemented Web-to-Usenet gateway that doesn't include context
from previous messages.

>LoTekGuru wrote:
>>thanks! ...now about the performance differences between the '03
>>Tuscani and '04 GT - are there any websites I can find info on this
>>from?
> No info sites that I know of.

LoTekGuru could always try http://newtiburon.com/ . There are a number
of Canadians who post there, and the last time I looked (6 months ago),
there were people discussing the Tuscani and such. Main problem with
newtiburon.com is that the user interface stinks--it's a "Web-board",
what can I say? You will definitely want to turn off images in your
browser if you're on dialup; many threads contain lots of pictures.
Also, very few people who use that site can spell or communicate their
ideas effectively in writing. But if anyone's done a performance
comparison between a (Canadian) Tuscani and a normal Tiburon, you'll
probably find it there. HTH,

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