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Old 11-04-2019, 01:30 PM   #1
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South Korean automaker Hyundai has plucked Ford's chief RS engineer. Tyrone Johnson has been named head of vehicle test and development at the Hyundai Motor Europe Test and Development facility in Germany after working on Ford's RS vehicles in his previous role.

Autocar reported Monday on Johnson's new role, which is Albert Biermann’s former position. Biermann has moved to global head of research and development for the South Korean automaker. Biermann is the man who arrived at Hyundai to improve vehicle dynamics and shake things up with the N performance sub-brand. He previously worked for BMW's M division and has overseen some of the hottest offerings from Genesis, Hyundai, and Kia. They include the Kia Stinger, Genesis G70, i30 N hot hatchback, and its North American cousin, the Veloster N.
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I love HMC's ability to do this... Peter Schreyer, Albert Biermann - just poach successful people to help improve the company. Genius.
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Hopefully this means a Hyundai style rs.
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Hopefully this means a Hyundai style rs.
They definitely have only just begun when it comes to performance cars
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