Hyundai Coupe 2.0 “Cool Emotion” Limited Edition Version

While it remains unclear whether or not Hyundai will offer the all-new RWD Coupe in Europe, the Korean automaker’s German division has unveiled yet another limited edition version of the current FWD Coupe (Tiburon in the States). Called Coupe 2.0 “Cool Emotion”, the 2+2 seater is offered in “Crystal White” and “Carbon Grey” combined with red colored leather seats. Based on the 143Hp 2.0-liter variant, the Cool Emotion sports 18-inch Borbet alloy wheels, aluminium trim in the interior and automatic climate control. Prices are set at €25,590 with production limited to 100 units. -One more pic after the jump

2009 Hyundai Coupe – Tiburon TSIII Limited Edition

Hyundai has announced the introduction of a new limited edition model of its Coupe (Tiburon in the U.S.) for the UK market. Called the “TSIII” -don’t ask why, we have no idea- the special edition version is based on the 141Hp 2.0-liter model and it features extra styling enhancements, an Eibach sport springs kit and exclusive colour options.

In particular, four paint colour options of Stone Black, Rose Red, Crystal White or Carbon Grey are available. Crystal White and Rose Red have never been offered on the Coupe before and are exclusively available on the TSIII in limited numbers. To complement and contrast with these colours, Hyundai has equipped the Coupe TSIII with new 17” alloy wheels finished in anthracite. Moreover, the Korean carmaker fitted the Coupe with new quad exhaust pipes that deliver a sportier engine note, while there’s also a larger boot spoiler with integral brake light. –Continued after the jump

Inside the cabin, the Coupe TSIII features leather sports seats and matching quilted door trims, chrome sill guards with a TSIII logo, metal trimmed pedals and footrest. As for standard equipment, the TSIII comes with air conditioning with climate control, heated front seats and cruise control along with iPod compatible stereo and metal-look finishes on the steering wheel, centre console and air vents.

The Coupe TSIII is already available for order at Hyundai dealerships in the UK with prices starting at £19,595 –about €24,800 or $38,900.

SEMA: Hyundai Tiburon by Mobis Parts

This greenly Tiburon (also known as the Coupe in several markets, including Europe) was created by Hyundai’s accessories group, Mobis Parts. Along with the KDM full-body kit by Tomato (yes, that’s their real name), supercharger by Next Generation Motorsports and Eibach suspension, the Tiburon hosted at the Korean carmaker’s SEMA stand also features prototype parts that will be in Hyundai dealerships’ parts departments in the near future. We’ll just pretend that we didn’t hear about that. -Image gallery after the jump

Hyundai’s RWD Coupe & 2009 Sonata Facelift Scooped

Whereas we we’re happily enjoying Mickey Mouse, Jaws and... ATM machines in Orlando, Florida, our fellow French blogger Clement Vezinhet from “Le Blog Auto” stumbled upon a Hyundai convoy in a parking lot full of 2009 Coupes and 2008 Sonatas during his vacations at the US. Talk about getting lucky… There’s not much to say about the restyled Sonata apart from that it should logically make its debut at the NAIAS Show in January.

And anyway, who cares about a Korean Camry when you have a rear-wheel drive coupe in front of you. From what we’ve gathered up to now, Hyundai’s successor to the Tiburon Coupe will be based on the forthcoming Genesis RWD platform and that it will be offered with a V6 powertain. Notably, there are rumors for a V8 engine but that’s something we cannot confirm. -Check out all the images after the jump

Via: Le Blog Auto

2009 Hyundai Tiburon / Coupe Scooped

Santa Fe’s and i30’s are ok but if you really want to standout and make a point you either do it with a sports coupe or a luxury car. Hyundai seems more than willing to do it both ways with the production version of the Genesis concept that’s scheduled to go into production in 2008 and the all-new Tiburon (or Coupe in Europe).

Judging from these cell-phone camera images, the latter seems to be in the last phase of testing’s, about a year before it goes for sale. Although official information is scarce for the time being, it’s evident that Hyundai’s designers took a really close look to the 2004 Detroit Show Concept, the HCD8 Sports Tourer when they penned the new Tiburon. We’ve heard rumours that the Hyundai will base the sports coupe on the rear-wheel drive platform of the Genesis sedan, but we wouldn’t be surprised if the Koreans decided to continue using a front-wheel drive platform. The scoop images also give us a glimpse of the interior with a typical, for a modern Korean car, design and a view of the engine bay that seems to house an inline, 4cylinder engine. –Follow the jump for the image gallery

Pics via: Hyundaiexchange

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