Hyundai hired 30 members of the original BMW ///M engineering team

ALOT

>>17232923
Impossible desu. Been burned by their shit cars and I don't intend on giving them another chance.

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They can't into tuning. Engine tuning, suspension tuning, chassis tuning, transmission tuning, it's all the little details that are lacking.

>>17232923
they'd have to become a different company, one that wasn't korean

I noticed that Nissan and Infiniti are driven by niggers.

But what do white trash typically drive besides a lifted disco truck? Hyundai. Literally once you notice it, it's true as fuck.

So therefore I will never buy a Kia product nor ever take them seriously.

>>17232965
>he hasn't heard all the latest raving about the brand new 2017 Elantra Sport™

Hyndai/Kia is quickly becoming the new Honda/Toyota.

>>17232923
They can win lemans and get a good laptime on the burger while also winning 10 races in a row and people still wont take them seriously

>>17232965

So they got the guy who was incharge of BMW M division for that reason.

>>17232923
A LOOOOOONG time.
All the companies with a good reputation took years to develop it. Before they can become respected as a sports car maker, they need to be seen to at least build decent/reliable cars, which they are getting to.
AFTER that, then they will need to start having some dedicated sports cars, entry level, mid range, halo cars etc, go racing a shitload and keep doing this for at least a decade.

Not to mention, the cars need to be good, if they have a wide sports range but the cars are shit it won't help.

>>17233857
tl;dr
-Good sports cars
-Participating in lots of racing formats
-Minimum of a decade for the above two