2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe consumer reviews

This car is a very great car, it's one of the best budget entry-level sports car In my opinion. It's peppy, the suspension is amazing, and it's great on gas!

Very sleek and has great performance all for a reasonable price. There are also plenty of performance upgrades available.

This is one of the most fun vehicles I have owned. It wasn't expensive but has so much power for what it is.

Great car fun to drive. Front head and leg room not so much in the back. Very easy to modify the car

Welcome and thank you for viewing our 2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0T which is sleek, stylish, and ready for you. Truth is, there's nothing quite like it. This zippy 2.0 Turbo Charged 4 Cylinder has plenty of get up and go. And it has that race car feel... What a brilliant car! WOW... That will be the word you use to describe your new sports car, especially when you see the gas mileage you get! This Genesis boasts all the comfort and convenience features you want. Take a look at our pictures and features list for yourself, everything is simply here! You'll get an awesome audio system complete with AM/FM radio, CD/MP3 player, and auxiliary audio input, steering wheel mounted controls, remote trunk release...etc. This is the perfect blend of sporty fun, luxury and safety! With traction control, four-wheel ABS, brake assist, traction control, and an army of airbags, you'll have peace of mind every time you get behind the wheel of our Genesis. How do you grab this Genesis coupe?? Call or text 571-527-6532, We Know You Will Enjoy Your Test Drive Towards Ownership! Call us today at 571-527-6532 for more information. Welcome and thank you for viewing our inventory. Carfax reports are available upon request. 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

I've had my Hyundai Genesis for about three years now and I absolutely love it. The gas mileage could be a little better but other than that I have no complaints. I was looking into getting a new car and recently went to Hyundai for service and spoke with Vince Mucci. He gave me a lot of insight and options and was very knowledgeable about different ways I can acquire a new vehicle. If you decide to go to Freehold Hyundai go see Vince!

I orginally had a 2003 6 cylinder TJ Jeep Wrangler and decided to get a wild hair and get a road performance vehicle instead of my tried and true off-road performance vehicle, so my 'performance' evaluation may be skewed. I bought the 4.0T Premium Genesis Coupe. They are hard to find as I think Hyundai is phasing the Gen Coupe. As with all gas mileage assumptions for a car, it's only at optimum conditions that you get the said gas mileage. Whereas the reported MPG is 20 city, 30 highway; my car gets 18 city and 26 highway. I am soon to put in a K@N air filter for turbocharged vehicles, so this may affect the mileage. Overall, I am happy with my Gen Coupe. However, I would not recommend it to those who have a 'heavy foot' on the gas pedal: you will get the power but you will be drinking gas like water.

I bought this car early and new so got soaked for $34K only to see it drop to $26K a few months later. I've driven her across Canada and back twice and I can tell you a few things about this car. First off the gas milage advertised is an outright lie! I'm lucky if I can keep a 10L/100km on the highway and jump to 16L/100km in the city. The seats and "cockpit" are comfy and well designed but you still feel every bump in the road with the suspension. The Traction Control can really be a pain with our winters and gravel roads but on open pavement I've driven over an hour at 260km/hr. I also have had issues with the Ipod and Bluetooth screwing up and always seem to have to reconnect the Ipod everytime I get in the car. I also hear that small inexpensive mods can greatly improve the preformance like air filters. This car runs HOT if your playing and has an ever present delay on the accelerator that takes some getting used to. Over all...FUN!

I'm 62 years ols and have owned some interesting drives in the 45 years I have been driving from a new '72 BMW 2002 to a '79 SAAB Turbo, the first VW GTI in the early 80's....even a Peugot MI-16 and I must say this car (2011 R-Spec) never ceases to amaze me! It's a bit stripped without the thermostatic A/C or power seats and cruise control (this I miss most!) but for well under $30k it cannot be matched, even by the new Mustsang sporting the same 306 hp. I use regular gas and average 18 -20 mpg in the city and 24 mpg on the highway at an average of 75mph. The six speed stick is it's weakest element...not an Acura or Honda shifter, but Brembo brakes all around, 19" wheels with $279 tires standard (I have 17,000 miles on them with little wear) and a very cool red and black leather/cloth interior is very attractive. It's ride is harsh at times but the cornering is flat and controlled...third gear with a heavy foot got me a speeding ticket....oh well. It has yet ro see the dealer for ANYTHING. I change oil every 3-4k miles and that's been it! Great value....great fun to drive and a 10 year, 100,000 mi warranty on drivetrain....are we kidding? These should be flying out the dealerships but I guess Hyundai and Kia have so much more to offer that only old guys like me with the desire for a fun ride on the cheap might discover this sleeper!

This is my second car. I have the 2011 genesis coupe 2.0t Premium. It is an excellent handling car, I drove it through the mountains and it stuck to the road perfectly. The turbo has pretty good get up and go, it never feels slow. Because it is a turbo there are several mods you can do to get it even faster. The only draw back is, because it has a stiff sport suspension on long highway trips you can feels the bumps in the road, but its not to bad. I drive it everyday to school and back, and on weekends take it out for some real FUN! Back roads, mountain roads or just commuting it is awesome!