 When I was in the market for a sedan I
went to more than 10 seperate test
drives. I found that the only other cars
that had both the luxury and performance
of the XG350 usually cost 20%- 30% more
money. To be totally honest, the BMW was
the nicest I drove, but it was not TEN
THOUSAND Dollars nicer than the XG. Then
add in the 100,000 mile coverage and it
was actually a no-brainer. I know people
who bought Hyundai's in the 90's and
have heard bad things, but the XG series
(introduced in 2001) has apparently
learned from past mistakes. After a year
and 14K miles, I would still recommend
the XG350.