The 2009 SEMA show is less than a month away now, so now would be a good time to prepare yourself for the onslaught of aftermarket project cars that will clog the intertubes for the next several weeks. Some will be ghastly, others will be tasteful and the rest somewhere in between.
This Hyundai Genesis Coupe is one such example. It's appearance doesn't make you want to jump into the driver's seat, but the spec sheet is a little more promising. GReddy is working with Hyundai to make it happen and the goal is a 350-horsepower version of the base 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder.
A new turbo, larger, front-mounted intercooler and cat-back exhaust highlight the engine modifications while the chassis will be upgraded with fully adjustable coil-overs, upgraded GReddy brakes and Volk G2 wheels.
mrryte says:
11:59 AM, 10/ 6/09
Wow...the bodykit and the wing looks nice. Just wish it didn't have the crazy paint job and stickers all over it.
mrryte says:
03:09 PM, 10/ 6/09
BTW....whoever did this coulda did a better PS job....
ft86 says:
06:10 PM, 10/ 6/09
If you guys like the Hyundai Genesis Coupe check out
http://GenCoupe.com
ms3hothatch says:
04:57 AM, 10/ 7/09
The Genesis coupe is awesome. My two complaints are the front stock bumper is bland and the lack of head room in the rear seats. This modified front bumper does a better job, but there is nothing that can be done regarding the head room in the rear seats. Although most buyers of these type of car don't care about that, I do. Therefore, I'll hold until the production Toyobaru is released, which seems to have better rear head room and a sportier stock front bumper (if it is not changed for production). By the way the spoiler in the SEMA Gencoupe is nice.
inlinesix says:
12:42 PM, 10/ 8/09
mrryte:
I've got to second that