[Electric_Head]

Pretty neat. Twin engine, dual transmission Tiburon making just over 600hp.

[hans5849]

Meh, two engines and a 10.9. Rather have one and do 11.

How did they do the tranny tough.

[Electric_Head]

They were on street tires with the 10.9. It has 2 front-wheel drive systems. 1 in front and 1 in back.

Not saying I want one, but I thought it was still pretty cool.

[Juballharshaw]

Impressive they did the time with street tires, but the question still remains:

"Why?

[Miller]

that was posted here 2-3 years ago

pretty neat

[MSP]

What they didn't tell you is that they only did one run because it broke down after the first one.

[tweakmonkey]

Old, but always neat. I really like the AWD donuts with it at the end.

[sims]

that was from the SCC ultimate street car challange from a few years ago.

they car was actaully very reliable through all of the tests. and that 10.9 is very impressive considering they all only got 3 runs, and alot of the "known" cars that competed ran alot slower then they were capable off.

that said it I think it got last place, it was useless at everything but drag racing.

[MSP]

Yeah, I was just kidding about it breaking down. Hyundai isn't exactly know for reliability. In fact the year the Tiburon came out I was driving to Cleveland and saw a brand new one broke down on I-71 with the hood up.

[Juballharshaw]

Actually Hyundai was the fourth most reliable brand behind Infinite, Lexus and Honda in 2006.

[MSP]

They're MUCH better than they were 10 years ago to be sure. In fact I would probably buy one before I would a GM, depending on the type of vehicle (those Chevy full sized trucks are sweet). But back in the early days I can vividly remember Consumer Reports talking about how a piece of the car had fallen off the Hyundai during testing! Too funny.