I adore this car, I am driving it at 2 years and I am more than satisfied. The Coupe appears well-constructed compared with other affordable sports cars, despite a few pieces of inexpensive plastic trim. Test drivers find the front seats supportive. Standard features in the 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe include Bluetooth, automatic climate control, push-button start, a USB port and satellite radio, which makes drive more comfortable. The interior of the 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe has an attractive design and is built with quality materials. The front seats are supportive and comfortable, however that headroom is limited for anyone taller than 6 feet and the rear seat is cramped.

I really liked the feel of the vehicle along with the stock seats. I also liked the keyless ignition and being able to just leave my keys in my pocket. I didn't need to take them out ever, as I could just press the button on the door handle and then sit in the car and turn it on. I really liked the way it felt while driving, with plenty of power at 3.8. I didn't like the fact that there was no A/C and heating vents for the back seats, and would have to turn my front air vents to the side for the people in the back to get some air. I liked the paddle shifters for fun times and high revving. I liked how the back seats folded down to give some extra trunk and storage space when it was needed. I liked the price of the car, it was cheaper and yet better than Mustangs as far as power. Although many people complained about lack of ceiling and legroom, that was to be expected with a coupe. It does seem a bit less roomy than some other coupes I've been in, with a bit low ceiling standing out, but that wasn't really an issue to me. It was hard to take out the back seats for heavy cleaning times as well. I also regretted not getting a 2.0 turbo but that is just personal preference. Overall, I was very satisfied with the car in general, especially the price point and performance of the vehicle.