When Hyundai announced that only the V-6 Genesis sedan would get hit in horsepower for the 2011 model year, Genesis Coupe fans shouted "dirty." After all, more horsepower in a car with sporting intentions is not bad, and the current Genesis Coupe 3.8-liter V6 306 horsepower just is. That's not exactly "elite," especially when rivals Ford and Chevrolet have beaten the production of its own V-6 engines in recent years.
Fear not, faithful Genesis Coupe, Hyundai will bring a revised version of the Genesis Coupe to see next year's Detroit Motor Show. The menu is a revised version of the 3.8-liter V-6, said he agreed with leaving the saloon of 333 horsepower and an updated version of its 2.0-liter turbo. I guess there's still at the output of engine 2. 0 liters turbo, but be sure to have more power than today's engines 210 hp.
Hyundai is said to be the updated exterior as well, but very covert spy photos circulating on the Internet do not seem to show any radical change in shape or size. Hopefully Hyundai Genesis Coupe continues to offer the R-Spec versions with manual gearbox six-speed adequate, but would not mind seeing take a proper sport automatic, either
