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1_2Many · 11-20-2008, 11:55 AM

I just got back from Ft. Worth Texas and had to have a rental to get around. I wanted a Mustang, but got stuck with a Hyundai Sonata. "Oh well" I thought to myself and drove away. Later that day I wanted to pass a slow driving truck on the freeway and was hoping this boring sedan could get up to speed......"Oh snap!" I now thought to myself when I actually got shoved back into my seat. I couldn't believe this ugly boring car just accelerated as quickly as it did.

At the first stop sign I came to I floored it from a standing stop and this thing couldn't even get traction...it cracked me up. It got a little addicting, so much so that I ended up using way more fuel than I had planned on.

Anyways, I had to look up the specs that night in my hotel room and turns out the 3.3 V6 I was driving has 250 hp...that's the same as my '91 Firebird 350. I was shocked.

11-20-2008, 11:55 AM	#1
1_2Many Drives: 2008 Suzuki SX4 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: SoCal Posts: 785 View My Garage	Hyundai Sonata's Haul Ass! I just got back from Ft. Worth Texas and had to have a rental to get around. I wanted a Mustang, but got stuck with a Hyundai Sonata. "Oh well" I thought to myself and drove away. Later that day I wanted to pass a slow driving truck on the freeway and was hoping this boring sedan could get up to speed......"Oh snap!" I now thought to myself when I actually got shoved back into my seat. I couldn't believe this ugly boring car just accelerated as quickly as it did. At the first stop sign I came to I floored it from a standing stop and this thing couldn't even get traction...it cracked me up. It got a little addicting, so much so that I ended up using way more fuel than I had planned on. Anyways, I had to look up the specs that night in my hotel room and turns out the 3.3 V6 I was driving has 250 hp...that's the same as my '91 Firebird 350. I was shocked. __________________ We are the early orderers...we are GM's voluntary guinea pigs and their free source of feedback. How will we be thanked?