What Car Sold Today Do You Think is Underpriced?

It suffers from the GT86 syndrome. It's too slow to compare to any other sports coupe. they may be a nice day to day car but there's no real performance in them outside of the Burn Notice whoring they were doing with Hyundai.
 
93Flareside said:
It suffers from the GT86 syndrome. It's too slow to compare to any other sports coupe. they may be a nice day to day car but there's no real performance in them outside of the Burn Notice whoring they were doing with Hyundai.
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They actually weren't all that slow, but they were a Hyundai and a complete unknown going up against, 350/370z, S2000, Mustang, Camaro aka established known brands with known qualities.
 
I'd say the 911 R, GT3 (and RS), as well as the Cayman GT4. The entire production run was pretty much sold before it entered production, and they change hands a lot above sticker price.
 
Not at first. :)
 
They also don't qualify as being sold today, since they are sold out. Small production runs of expected-to-be collector cars are by definition sorta underpriced, since they are to be expected to go up in value, but they are also effectively unobtanium.. so take 'em all and get outta here :p
 
prizrak said:
They actually weren't all that slow, but they were a Hyundai and a complete unknown going up against, 350/370z, S2000, Mustang, Camaro aka established known brands with known qualities.
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Yup. Problem wasn't performance, as the Genesis Coupe would curbstomp the GT86 and keep up with the lower engine optioned Camaro and Mustang. The problem was brand imagery and Hyundai's inability to market a sporty coupe - they kept changing the name of their sporty coupe in the US and ended up not having a model name with a continuous history to build on.
 
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