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1. By Draven #2, Posted: 10/28/2009

   The Genesis Coupe is for minimalist drivers who appreciate a gorgeous car with some serious balls, without the pretentious and snobbery of a big-name brand like Infiniti. I have nothing against the G37, but it is difficult to justify paying almost $10,000 - $15,000 more for a car that can't escape a competitor like the Genesis Coupe on a tearaway. Although the car lacks luxury features like a telescopic steering wheel (God knows how people survived before THEY were invented), it justifies its price tag completely. My 3.8 GT (basically a Canadian Coupe with a Grand Touring option package married to the Track racing suspension) is a monster that can easily keep up with its contemporaries, or beat them outright.
   Competitiveness aside, the car is deadly amounts of FUN. Although comparisons are made to the G37, you'll only notice that on the back end unless you're actively looking to discredit the car in the looks department. Here in Toronto, G37s drive by all the time and barely anyone gives it a passing glance. When my Yellow 3.8 Gen Coupe drives by, jaws drop, people point with googly eyes, guys roll down their windows at red lights and confront you at gas station fillups to congratulate you on your "sweet ride," and you definitely get the sense that Hyundai is a brand that has earned its newfound respect.
   It's a powerful sports car with a very attractive price tag. It isn't big on options. You're paying for a healthy, aggressive V6 and some serious stylin'. If that's your bag, the Gen is your car. If not, you'd best look elsewhere.

2. By Ecutuner #3, Posted: 11/14/2009

   Car connection, I'm begining to question your judgement about cars if you can find the amounts of negative nit pickings you have about such a fine invention like the Genesis Coupe. There is nothing like this car in the market and it just happens to come with great value too. What other RWD 2 Liter turbo can you find out there? You're going to compare this with the Scion TC that is on paper? If Toyota intended the Scion to come out with that 3SGTE turbo 2L in RWD that it should have had in the first place, come out for 2010, I think we would have known about already; why even go there. Everyone else has whipmped out and given use some mediocre rubbish 2 litre lame engines. And how can you compare any of Detroit's muscles which know nothing about handling. Also, think about how easy it is to tune this car, or just ask Mr. Rys Millen. I don't think you review is credible especially that all you can find to fault it by is it's interior.

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