Are the Koreans riding too high?
here's an article I found, and other related Hyundai "news"
http://www.leftlanenews.com/category/hyundai/ Are the Koreans riding too high? Automotive columnist Jerry Flint has an interesting look at some of the problems that could hurt Hyundai and Kia in the coming years. "The Koreans are terribly ambitious and terribly aggressive, and in the past, they have been hurt by such tactics," writes Flint. "A few years ago, the industry in Korea expanded too rapidly; Daewoo went bankrupt and was taken over by GM. Renault grabbed Samsung's failed effort at expanding into car manufacturing. And Hyundai rescued Kia by taking a big stake in that company at a time when Hyundai itself was in serious trouble." Flint also points to how Hyundai tossed U.S. boss Robert Cosmai and Kia bounced its U.S. president Peter Butterfield despite both companies having good years. "My guess is that the home office sets impossible goals, and no matter how good the results, if people don't reach these goals, they are punished. Setting high goals is great, but this kind of instability eventually causes an organization to become dysfunctional." |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers in
the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 years that someone else may own them. |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers in
the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 years that someone else may own them. |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers in
the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 years that someone else may own them. |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
(IMO)
I think its as a competitive auto market as its ever been in the history of auto manufacturing. GM facing huge losses (no loss to me, but sorry for the auto workers; as no fault to them) If Hyundai continues what they've been doing, I see them continually gaining market share. I was amazed at their new azera and sonata. I have been thinking about the Tucson for the next year or so... (BUT my sonata keeps on rockin' :) I wish they had plans for a RWD model here in the Americas, as it seems to be making somewhat of a comeback. "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message news:f32223320d5bf1d42b54dc9864d5b543@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... > Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers in > the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 > years that someone else may own them. > |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
(IMO)
I think its as a competitive auto market as its ever been in the history of auto manufacturing. GM facing huge losses (no loss to me, but sorry for the auto workers; as no fault to them) If Hyundai continues what they've been doing, I see them continually gaining market share. I was amazed at their new azera and sonata. I have been thinking about the Tucson for the next year or so... (BUT my sonata keeps on rockin' :) I wish they had plans for a RWD model here in the Americas, as it seems to be making somewhat of a comeback. "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message news:f32223320d5bf1d42b54dc9864d5b543@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... > Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers in > the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 > years that someone else may own them. > |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
(IMO)
I think its as a competitive auto market as its ever been in the history of auto manufacturing. GM facing huge losses (no loss to me, but sorry for the auto workers; as no fault to them) If Hyundai continues what they've been doing, I see them continually gaining market share. I was amazed at their new azera and sonata. I have been thinking about the Tucson for the next year or so... (BUT my sonata keeps on rockin' :) I wish they had plans for a RWD model here in the Americas, as it seems to be making somewhat of a comeback. "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message news:f32223320d5bf1d42b54dc9864d5b543@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... > Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers in > the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 > years that someone else may own them. > |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
It's my understanding that the next Tiburon redesign will be RWD.
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Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
It's my understanding that the next Tiburon redesign will be RWD.
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Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
It's my understanding that the next Tiburon redesign will be RWD.
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Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
the next tiburon is going to be rear wheel drive
"news-1" <hyundailover@sonata.yupp.kr.com> wrote in message news:g6YUf.1740$sU4.279@bignews4.bellsouth.net... > (IMO) > I think its as a competitive auto market as its ever been in the history > of > auto manufacturing. GM facing huge losses (no loss to me, but sorry for > the > auto workers; as no fault to them) > If Hyundai continues what they've been doing, I see them continually > gaining > market share. > I was amazed at their new azera and sonata. I have been thinking about the > Tucson for the next year or so... (BUT my sonata keeps on rockin' :) > I wish they had plans for a RWD model here in the Americas, as it seems to > be making somewhat of a comeback. > > "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message > news:f32223320d5bf1d42b54dc9864d5b543@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... >> Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers >> in >> the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 >> years that someone else may own them. >> > > |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
the next tiburon is going to be rear wheel drive
"news-1" <hyundailover@sonata.yupp.kr.com> wrote in message news:g6YUf.1740$sU4.279@bignews4.bellsouth.net... > (IMO) > I think its as a competitive auto market as its ever been in the history > of > auto manufacturing. GM facing huge losses (no loss to me, but sorry for > the > auto workers; as no fault to them) > If Hyundai continues what they've been doing, I see them continually > gaining > market share. > I was amazed at their new azera and sonata. I have been thinking about the > Tucson for the next year or so... (BUT my sonata keeps on rockin' :) > I wish they had plans for a RWD model here in the Americas, as it seems to > be making somewhat of a comeback. > > "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message > news:f32223320d5bf1d42b54dc9864d5b543@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... >> Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers >> in >> the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 >> years that someone else may own them. >> > > |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
the next tiburon is going to be rear wheel drive
"news-1" <hyundailover@sonata.yupp.kr.com> wrote in message news:g6YUf.1740$sU4.279@bignews4.bellsouth.net... > (IMO) > I think its as a competitive auto market as its ever been in the history > of > auto manufacturing. GM facing huge losses (no loss to me, but sorry for > the > auto workers; as no fault to them) > If Hyundai continues what they've been doing, I see them continually > gaining > market share. > I was amazed at their new azera and sonata. I have been thinking about the > Tucson for the next year or so... (BUT my sonata keeps on rockin' :) > I wish they had plans for a RWD model here in the Americas, as it seems to > be making somewhat of a comeback. > > "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message > news:f32223320d5bf1d42b54dc9864d5b543@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... >> Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers >> in >> the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 >> years that someone else may own them. >> > > |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
wrong car for it
On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 19:13:12 -0600, "Jody" <jaari1972@yahoo.ca> wrote: >the next tiburon is going to be rear wheel drive >"news-1" <hyundailover@sonata.yupp.kr.com> wrote in message >news:g6YUf.1740$sU4.279@bignews4.bellsouth.net. .. >> (IMO) >> I think its as a competitive auto market as its ever been in the history >> of >> auto manufacturing. GM facing huge losses (no loss to me, but sorry for >> the >> auto workers; as no fault to them) >> If Hyundai continues what they've been doing, I see them continually >> gaining >> market share. >> I was amazed at their new azera and sonata. I have been thinking about the >> Tucson for the next year or so... (BUT my sonata keeps on rockin' :) >> I wish they had plans for a RWD model here in the Americas, as it seems to >> be making somewhat of a comeback. >> >> "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message >> news:f32223320d5bf1d42b54dc9864d5b543@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... >>> Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers >>> in >>> the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 >>> years that someone else may own them. >>> >> >> > |
Re: Are the Koreans riding too high?
wrong car for it
On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 19:13:12 -0600, "Jody" <jaari1972@yahoo.ca> wrote: >the next tiburon is going to be rear wheel drive >"news-1" <hyundailover@sonata.yupp.kr.com> wrote in message >news:g6YUf.1740$sU4.279@bignews4.bellsouth.net. .. >> (IMO) >> I think its as a competitive auto market as its ever been in the history >> of >> auto manufacturing. GM facing huge losses (no loss to me, but sorry for >> the >> auto workers; as no fault to them) >> If Hyundai continues what they've been doing, I see them continually >> gaining >> market share. >> I was amazed at their new azera and sonata. I have been thinking about the >> Tucson for the next year or so... (BUT my sonata keeps on rockin' :) >> I wish they had plans for a RWD model here in the Americas, as it seems to >> be making somewhat of a comeback. >> >> "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message >> news:f32223320d5bf1d42b54dc9864d5b543@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... >>> Hyundai is very serious about being one of the top 5 auto manufacturers >>> in >>> the world. They believe that if they don't accomplish that in the next 5 >>> years that someone else may own them. >>> >> >> > |
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