"That'll buff out," his friend says, inspecting the damage.

The Hyundai Genesis Coupe has always been kind of an oddball in the sense that it shares a name and a platform with Hyundai's luxury sedan but has an entirely different mission. It's not a big luxury coupe, it's a sporty coupe aimed more at the Ford Mustang, Infiniti G37 and the Subaru BRZ. Strange, right?

On Hyundai's website, they like to boast that the 274 horsepower 2.0-liter turbo four in the Genesis Coupe is more powerful than the Scion FR-S. Well, the base engine is about to get a lot more powerful for 2015, because the V6 will reportedly be the only available motor.

The Hyundai Genesis Coupe is a perfectly fine car, but it doesn't make us want to howl at the moon with excitement and lust. Here's a crazy 1,000 horsepower version for SEMA. Suddenly, I care.

Cosworth is a legendary name in performance cars, and now Hyundai has contracted them to tune up their Genesis Coupe. With 389 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque, the numbers gains aren't outlandish, but the package looks just right.

Despite being told by Hyundai's U.S. head of PR that that last photo of the 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe's refresh we showed you was nothing more than a photoshop, it looks like it was actually spot-on. Hyundai's now dropped five new shots of the new-look front end on their Facebook page, and here's the best shot of the…

Garishly outfitted cars in brightly-colored, energy drink logo-festooned booths teeming with booth babes, brahs in flat bills and old men in auto-themed Hawaiian shirts inhaling a fragrance of waterless car wash and hepatitis. Yup, it's the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) annual show in Las Vegas. The…

Here's more proof the spy photos of a re-styled 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe are real. The new Korean coupe was spotted again with a more Veloster-ish nose in full view.

The 450-hp ARK Performance Hyundai Genesis Coupe headed for SEMA got us wondering: How many homogeneously-tuned Gennie Coupes have hit the Vegas show? Being fresh out of interns to do the research, we'll just assume the number's 3,129.

Hyundai's bribing us into liking them again by announcing the extra-track-ready 2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 R-Spec. Now-optional is the grunty 306HP 3.8-liter V6 and much better Tremec 6-speed positioned above the standard four cylinder 210HP R-Spec. Yes please.

Rumor has Hyundai developing a 282-hp, 254-lb-ft, 3.3-liter, direct-injected V-6 for the Genesis coupe/sedan and a high-powered Tau 5.0-liter V-8 (429 hp and 376 lb-ft) for the Equus. Remember the supercharged Tau V-8 prototype? We do. [Automobile]

Although the driving public now considers $3 gasoline to be normal, another "gas crisis" is inevitable. To help you avoid a knee-jerk beige-buying reaction, we've assembled this list of fun and fuel-frugal sports cars you can buy now.

Rhys Millen is so serious about breaking the world-famous Pikes Peak Hill Climb' 10-minute barrier and reclaiming his family's honor he's building a tube-framed and carbon fiber, 1,850lb, 750 HP stroked 4.1-liter V6-powered monster called the Hyundai Genesis PM580.

We're still waiting for details, but we've been informed by the parties involved that the turbulent story of one man trying to buy a Genesis Coupe is close to a happy ending thanks to some help from Hyundai.

As a follow up to last night's update, the Hyundai bid heard round the world has gone full-lawyer in a sad demonstration of what happens when a deal is founded on mistrust.