2003 Tiburon

For around the same price range, What car you choose?

  • 2003 Hyundai Tiburon V6

    Votes: 8 30.8%

  • Celica GT

    Votes: 3 11.5%

  • Acura RSX

    Votes: 9 34.6%

  • Nissan Sentra SE-R

    Votes: 6 23.1%
  • Total voters
    26
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What you guys think of the new Tiburon?

I find it's ok, a bit like the Celica.
181hp V6, that's not so bad.
Well, of course Toyota is better than an Hyundai, but V6 Tiburon price for a Celica GT (140hp), which one u chose? :rolleyes:
 
I don't like the new one as much as the old one, but for the price it's very good.

Only thing is 181hp out of a 6 cylinder is not enough.
 
But you have to understand that it's made by Hyundai. hahaa
I think Sonata V6 use the same engine.:p
 
Originally posted by SKY
But you have to understand that it's made by Hyundai. hahaa
I think Sonata V6 use the same engine.:p
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whats wrong with that? They alot of experience in racing, they can build a good engine. I think the reason they keep there output(HP) pretty tame is because more power means more money and theres a maximum amount people are willing to dish out on a Hyundai these days. Check out their WRC site, alot of cool info. And no its NOT a MITSUBISHI engine.
 
OKOK, I'm not saying that Hyundai sucks or what, just that you can't compare a Japanese car with an Hyundai. Saab 900t, you're right, different price or different things.
Actually, I like this Tiburon. :D
 
Im sooooooo sure these v6 r gonna get some beatings out of Honda's !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!But they still look pretty nice :bigup:
 
Hustler. The Tiburon GS-R can take the RSX-S. If you don't believe me go ask APC. The car has more torque. It's not only HP that counts.:mad:
 
no dude, the new tib GS-R is sweet, but it wont take the RSX-S, its a little slower. I think its more equal to the Celica GTS
 
I know it might be hard to believe but APC had a NA Tiburon and raced with one of their NA RSX and the Tib won in one of the competitions.
 
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