On the heels of Hyundai’s introduction of the all-new Hyundai Genesis sedan, the Korean automaker is also introducing the Genesis Coupe, a sports car that was designed with the Infiniti G37 in mind.
With unique styling, pronounced shoulders, and aggressive lines, the new Hyundai Genesis Coupe certainly reminds us of the Infiniti G37, but with a twist. With its two-tone bumper and dual square-shared exhaust tips, the Genesis has classic sports car proportions that allude to its equally sporty performance. The powerful yet elegant appearance of the exterior also continues throughout the interior.
With a 3.8-liter V6 that produces over 300 horsepower, the Hyundai Genesis Coupe can certainly perform. The Genesis is also available with a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine that produces 210 horsepower. Kia dealers such as KIA New Mexico is also hoping for a version of these powerful engines, as Kia is owned by Hyundai Motors. Auffenberg Kia customers also feel that a sports car can easily boost the profile of both brands.
The Hyundai Genesis Coupe also provides ample safety to compliment its performance strengths. The vehicle’s high strength steel should help the Genesis achieve its expected five star safety rating. The performance, safety, and reliability, the new coupe has the Altima in its sights says Nissan Altima MA, but the new coupe also has an unestablished name that it still has to contend with.
When the Hyundai Genesis Coupe hits US dealer showrooms, Used Cars Birmingham expects they’ll have a strong competitor within the sports coupe segment. Already, the Genesis sedan has delivered plenty of buzz and will help Hyundai change its brand image. When the genesis arrives at dealerships, it will likely have the same brand changing effects.Volvo Dives into Plug-in Hybrid Technology
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