Used 2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe for Sale near Montreal, QC

High quality , great price-power ratio. This was introduced at 3/4 of the price of the other cars with the same performance potential. It is a beautiful car with lots of power that is a joy to drive. The downside would be that it is not much of a ``passenger car`` and replacement parts are expensive but on par with the rest of the cars in its class, even slightly less expensive.

I just purchased the 6 speed manual version of the Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track and I have to say I've had more fun driving this vehicle than any other I've owned.. and I've owned 4 mustang Gt's, a Porsche 944s, Celica Gt, and an Iroc. The 6 speed manual was a little harder to find but I'm glad now that I held out for it. If you love to drive and get full interaction with a true sports car like I do the manual is the way to go. This car just begs to be driven hard on a back winding road and does not disappoint when you give in. If I had to say anything negative about this vehicle it would be in the interior options. The interior has a nice cockpit feel and suprisingly good leg room (for a front seat passenger). But in my opinion the window buttons are a little awkward to get to where they are on the door. Placement somewhere on the center console would have been better. The display options are also a little sparse. Seems like there should be more content for such a large touch screen. The Infinity sound system is ok but then again I've been spoiled by my Maxima's Bose system over the past year. Overall I think I love this car more than any I've owned so far... and I'm a little embarassed to name all the vehicles I've had over the years... I really don't think I could..

Never thought I'd want a Hyundai... I have always been a Toyota fan but the good looks of this Genesis coupe lured me into driving it, and I just fell in love with it. It's everything I've ever wanted in a car. So much fun to drive. Who needs coffee when your morning commute is a thrill ride? It has all the amenities of a luxury car (navigation, siriusXM, bluetooth, sunroof, power heated leather seats, etc) but with a larger, more responsive engine, better handling and styling, and at half the price. I'm 25 and thankfully I don't have kids, so I couldn't care less about the small back seat everyone is complaining about . If you wanted a family car, then buy a sedan (or a minivan if you have a massive brood), not a sports coupe. It is nice to have a back seat from time to time (extra cargo space, friends who need a DD from the bar, etc.) but it's no secret that the back seats in a coupe are not the most accommodating. Safety is important in a high-performance car, my Gen coupe meets those standards too... excellent crash test ratings,, Brembo brakes that have saved my life more than once, and much better visibility than any other coupe I've driven.

This is by far the funnest car I have ever had, made well, holds there value, handles great no play in the sterling at all and with the turbo and paddle shifters your off!!! Beautiful car inside and out.

It depends on which trim level you get, but either one will put a smile on your face, dont listen to people who way the 2.0t is slow because its not, its a whole lot faster than your typical Honda civic and a lot of other cars on the road lol. Its looked sexy as hell, people compliment the car all the time and get stares from people. Interior trim in nice, seats are bolstered properly, nothing in it feels cheap like my Honda civic did But MAAAN THE DRIVING EXPERIENCE IS LIKE NO OTHER!. All around great car to drive