2009 Hyundai genesis coupe

**whitebug45** · February 26th, 2009 12:33 AM

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**Col. Vhergear** · February 26th, 2009 02:08 AM

M/T lang pala yun cheapest variant

**SaberRider** · February 26th, 2009 02:24 AM

Woah! Too expensive.

Considering at that pricetag of the base model is US$29k=Php1.39mil! Lampas na yan sa presyo ng top-of-the-line Eclipse. Nasa league na yan ng mid range Camaro.

Price is just not worth it! Ngayon kung nasa P900k-P1.3mil then that would be competitive considering ganun naman yung presyo ng previous gen na Tiburon. Just because they slapped a huge gas thirsty 3.8L V6 engine doesn't mean they can slap an almost P2mil price tag on it. I'm better off purchasing a pre-owned evo, RX-7, Eclipse or Supra then have it modified for performance may sukli ka pa para bumili ng Japanese scooters.

Nice car, unpleasant pricetag.

**Horsepower** · February 26th, 2009 05:07 PM

for 2.0 Turbocharged motor, i think the 1.3M is okay. pero siempre, at that price, people would also consider the Ford Focus TDCI and Subbie Impreza 2.0R (N/A)...

or,

Mitsu Montero Sport 2.5L DiD.

**ghosthunter** · February 26th, 2009 06:13 PM

Actually the P1.8M V6 3.8L M/T and A/T variants are relatively cheap.

Now where can I steal 1.8M?

**niky** · February 26th, 2009 07:49 PM

Originally Posted by SaberRider

Woah! Too expensive.

Considering at that pricetag of the base model is US$29k=Php1.39mil! Lampas na yan sa presyo ng top-of-the-line Eclipse. Nasa league na yan ng mid range Camaro.

Price is just not worth it! Ngayon kung nasa P900k-P1.3mil then that would be competitive considering ganun naman yung presyo ng previous gen na Tiburon. Just because they slapped a huge gas thirsty 3.8L V6 engine doesn't mean they can slap an almost P2mil price tag on it. I'm better off purchasing a pre-owned evo, RX-7, Eclipse or Supra then have it modified for performance may sukli ka pa para bumili ng Japanese scooters.

Nice car, unpleasant pricetag.

Uh.... US prices =/= Philippine prices.

For a rear-wheel drive coupe that's the same size and power and luxury as a BMW 6-series? (Okay, maybe a little less luxury)

Given that you're getting a rear-drive 2.0 turbo for less than a Subaru WRX and a 300 horsepower V6 sportscar for 1 million pesos less than a 350Z or a Mitsubishi Eclipse... gaddamn fantastic!!!

Now, where did I put my checkbook?

**Tailhook** · February 26th, 2009 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by niky

Uh.... US prices =/= Philippine prices.

For a rear-wheel drive coupe that's the same size and power and luxury as a BMW 6-series? (Okay, maybe a little less luxury)

Given that you're getting a rear-drive 2.0 turbo for less than a Subaru WRX and a 300 horsepower V6 sportscar for 1 million pesos less than a 350Z or a Mitsubishi Eclipse... gaddamn fantastic!!!

Now, where did I put my checkbook?

100% agree with your observation. Its a bargain. Was even expecting over 2m for the top variant. With that being said, I dont mean to imply that I can afford one though.

**barrowclough** · December 15th, 2009 11:51 AM

I just got myself the 3.8 V6 from Hyundai Pasig. Great car, very happy with the performance so far. Took it on a road trip to Banawe day after buying it. Corners well, comfortable to drive good acceleration. Brakes feel a little weak at times and unresponsive, especially on the mountain roads.

Anyone know a reputable place in Manila that can do a Brembo Brake upgrade for me? I didn't want to wait 3 months for Hyundai Dealer to import the track edition. Besides I didn't want the stiff suspension etc. Hyundai dealer said they have no service bulletin regarding upgrading the Brembo Brakes so they can't do it, but I guess there is somewhere out there in Manila that can.

**k3n_r** · August 11th, 2010 10:09 PM

already installed my g coupe emblem bro,^^

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