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"badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> South Korean products have certainly gained a foothold in America
> lately. Automobiles, electronics, and perhaps other products have
> gained respectability with consumers. Hyundai, Samsung, LG and some
> other name brands are among the top names these days. The progression
> of quality has been impressive.
>
> I was wondering about South Korean automobiles and how they compare to
> their Japanese counterparts of yesteryear. Where in the Japanese
> timeline of products do you think the Korean products are now? Do
> Hyundais, etc. compare to the 80's, 90's, 00's of Japanese products?
> What about other products? I know some would even argue the South
> Korean electronics products have surpassed the Japanese quality.[/color]

My sister in law bought a Kia. Each time I am in it it feels like I am
driving on rails. Also, the damn car is falling apart. latest is the window
stopped working... It's the biggest piece of crap ever. I really would
consider an American brand over a Korean one.

And you are right, Samsung is a good company, but LG is not. Look at
consumer reports or talk to someone that owned their appliances or cell
phones. Absolutely bad.