83.16
2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe
TCS
82.00
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TCS Converted Score
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Consumer Guide
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TCS Converted Score
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Edmunds.com
“This year brings a mild styling refresh for the front end and taillights, but the big news is under the hood. The Genesis Coupe 2.0T's turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine now boasts 274 horsepower -- a 30 percent increase -- while the 3.8 model's V6 jumps from 306 hp to 348 hp. A new eight-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters also debuts, bringing with it crisper acceleration and better fuel economy than last year's six-speed auto.”
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TCS Converted Score
85.00
MSN Autos
“The exterior styling changes are complemented by improved interior materials and design. The Genesis Coupe’s engines are upgraded: The 2.0T's turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine now produces 274 horsepower -- a 30 percent increase -- and the 3.8 model's V6 engine’s output is increased from 306 to 348 horsepower, a 14 percent boost. Automatic transmissions for these two trims now have 8 speeds, with paddle-shift manual-shifting capability, and the suspension tuning of the Genesis Coupe is revised to handle the extra power. Hyundai’s telematics platform, Blue Link, is now available, and seven new exterior colors are added to the sport coupe’s palette.”
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TCS Converted Score
80.00
The Car Connection
“When value counts, the 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe is one of the most impressive performance cars on the market.”
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TCS Converted Score
75.00
US News/World Report
“Thanks to its features list, competent engines and balanced handling, the 2013 Genesis Coupe is a great choice if you’re looking for a well-equipped sports car. You’ll also get a lengthy powertrain warranty.”
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TCS Converted Score
70.00
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TCS Converted Score
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Safety Administration Scoring:
TCS Converted Score
100.00
National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA)
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Fuel Economy Factor:
Fuel Economy Factor
0
The Fuel Economy Factor influence to the Total Car Score is determined by first calculating a vehicle's average fuel economy number. This number is derived from the average miles-per-gallon figure a vehicle receives from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) across all available drivetrains (engines, transmissions and driven wheels). The number is then compared to the average fuel economy number for the entire segment in which a vehicle competes. The difference between a vehicle's fuel economy average number and the segment's fuel economy average number is what decides whether the fuel economy factor pulls a vehicle's Total Car Score up or down, and by how much.
For instance, if a car's average fuel economy is 21 mpg and the entire segment's fuel economy average is 19 mpg that vehicle gets 2 points added to its Total Car Score.
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Although each of these nine sources uses a unique ratings system (i.e. numbers vs. bubbles vs. stars, etc.), we convert those systems into a simple percentage score with equal weighting for each of the nine sources.
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