Test Drive: 2015 Hyundai Genesis Coupe - Autos.ca
When Hyundai launched the Genesis Coupe in 2009 as a 2010 model, it immediately put the Korean automaker, known for its economical appliance type vehicles, on the radar of rear-wheel-drive sports-car enthusiasts for the first time. With the option of buying the Genesis Coupe equipped with a turbocharged 2. 0L four-cylinder or a 3. 8L naturally aspirated V6, the rear-drive coupe ticked off many of the boxes for a budget bona fide sports car. Styling-wise, the Genesis Coupe has aggressive body lines, a wide stance, an aggressive shark-like front end, and dual-tip dual exhausts. While it doesn’t look bad at all, I don’t find the Genesis Coupe to be exciting looking. I’m hoping that the next generation Genesis can find its own identity with its looks, rather than build another coupe that just kind of blends in with the sea of other cars, sports cars or not. Nothing about the Genesis Coupe screams Hyundai either, whether that’s what Hyundai intended or not, hopefully the next one will forge its own identity in the market as the Genesis Coupe has potential for being a great car in the years to come,... Source: www.autos.ca
