Hyundai Genesis Coupe Super Bowl Shoot
 

I am liking this hyundai coupe more and more every day, the problem is, will they keep on making them after the first model year?

I doubt it will sell that well. The 370Z is such a strong competitor, they would need a big price advantage to attract customers. Let's not forget about the upcoming Camero, that car looks bitchin with the 3.6 engine.

OK...I've seen them in the flesh at this point and I have to say, it's a good-looking vehicle. Unfortunately unlike the Genesis sedan which has a rather nicely-appointed interior with a good fit-and-finish and lots of soft-touch materials, the coupe has a very...very...very...plasticky, hard, unrefined interior. It feels far too much like the Chery, BYD and SAIC products that I've seen, and much too much like the Hyundais of old. Unless they fix the build quality and fit-and-finish issues, I doubt it's going to steal too many sales from the 370Z, Camaro V6, Mustang V6, and so forth.

I think this car's biggest selling point is that it's light "cheap" rwd fun, especially in turbo 2.0 trim. It doesn't quite have the punch to keep up with the likes of the Camaro, Mustang, and Z, but it should have a significant price advantage. A Z starts right at just under 30k so any option takes you out of the 20's while I expect The base genesis coupe to start at V6 Camaro prices . . . I just used the 370Z configurator . . . did you know that you can spend 42k on a Z?!

its not a 370 competitor. Its more of a g37 competitor, and it will have quite a price advantage.

and it will also have a back seat and trunk.

if you are moronic enough to spend 42k on a z just for options and extra junk you deserve the dunce hat, go to the corner Jimmy!!!

I am buying the camaro, that is a given, but I want to test drive the genesis coupe also, if I like it I may just opt for it, I am tired of waiting for GM

Material use on the Genesis are a suprise. Build quality is not. I was expecting a lot when I finally got to touch it. I don't think it deserved COTY; as it felt assembled more sloppily than a show car BMW.

Yeah, I don't know what is taking the Camero so long. GM knows this will sell like hot pan cakes if they didn't screw up the reliability.

I saw recent pics and the Oshawa plant is now producing Camaros so they should be showing up soonish! As for reliability, the mechanics are tried and tested, its all up to the electronics to be reliable.

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http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12864

The 3.6 has been used widely in different platforms, so it should be okay.

That is first hyndai i would love to own if it has not to much problems

Now that's a price that will do damage.