• 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe

#3

in Affordable Sports Cars

Based on analysis of 10 Genesis-Coupe reviews and test drives.

MSRP: $22,000 - $31,000
Invoice: $20,930 - $29,080
MPG: - TBD - City / - TBD - Hwy
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U.S.News Scores

Overall:8.3
Performance:8.0
Exterior:NA
Interior:8.0
Safety:9.3
Reliability:6.0

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Interior - What the Auto Press Says

Critics report that the Genesis Coupe's cabin is nicely finished and features comfortable seats for four. Where it comes up short is in rear-cabin headroom and limited cargo-carrying versatility.

Seating

The Genesis Coupe seats four passengers. While reviewers find its seats comfortable, some assert that the rear cabin lacks adequate headroom for adults.

  • "The seats feel comfortable and supportive with good side bolstering." -- Road and Track
  • "There's enough legroom in back for six-footers, but the coupe's raked roofline means their noggins will be firmly planted against the hard rear glass." -- Automobile Magazine
  • "There's enough capsule space for a pair of folding back seats with decent legroom, though Hyundai opted-wisely, we think-to favor a foxy roofline over adult-rated rear headroom." -- Car and Driver

Interior Features

The Genesis Coupe features such modern, standard convenience features as a trip computer, air conditioning, and an iPod-friendly six-speaker audio system. Premium, Grand Touring and Track models come equipped with a 360-watt Infinity AM/FM/CD audio system and subwoofer.

Cargo

The 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe features 10 cubic feet of cargo space.

  • -"The trunk's high load floor and the one-piece folding rear seat's small pass-through limit cargo-carrying versatility." -- Automobile Magazine
Review Last Updated: 7/31/09