shyong

LOL! Okay. So everything you've said thus far points to being a fanboi...how are you busting my bubble? I know you don't have a clear argument as to why you don't like hyundai or would own a hyundai. It's your uneducated bias towards a company you don't wanna give a fair shake at. Don't you fall into the early 70's domestic crowd that thought Honda and Toyota made junk cars?

No idea why everyone is so hung up on "racing heritage" yadda yadda yadda. Open up your eyes...majority of the Honda lineup is FWD! So i'm supposed to feel good about a sub 200hp FWD Civic Si? Give me a break.

Hyundai has probably done more for the performance car market within the last year than Honda has done in the last 10 years. Other than the S2000, have they put out an affordable RWD format? Not that I know of.

Just to enlighten you...no fanboi here of any make or model.

86 Ford Mustang
93 MX-3
95 Toyota 4Runner
97 Honda Accord SE
98 Nissan 240SX SE
99 Honda Prelude Type SH
00 Subaru Impreza 2.5RS
01 Acura Integra Type R
01 Honda S2000
04 Honda S2000
05 Acura TL
08 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution GSR

rockville

Don't worry, I didn't take is seriously

I mentioned it because I was recently talking with someone who works in the field. He was commenting about how the Honda robot works by controlling the exact position of every joint. Humans (and the walking robot he is working on), when we are just normally walking, don't actually control our joints very exactly. Instead we just swing our legs around almost like complex pendulums. We then just add impulses of energy as needed to keep our gate going. Our mental control systems don't place our steps with any sort of careful calculation. It makes our steps very efficient.

Yes, that sort of detail is off topic by... well the quality difference between the old Hyundai and modern Hyundais