(At least) a much improved visual design for the 2017 version of this maligned coupe. Plus AWD and 'around' 480HP in the "N performance" model would be a great upgrade from the present. Only hoping it has a chassis/handling to match the specs this time.

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It looks like it weighs 4,000lbs.

 

My first thought as well, but I do think that concept looks really good. I'm guessing this turns out as more of a GT coupe than sports car. I'm sure the asking price will be ridiculous as well.

 

and handles as such

 

It already weighs 4,000 pounds... but it handles better than you'd expect.

 

when did Hyundai adopt the Aston badge?

 

2016 v6 Weight: 1,557 kg (3,433 lbs)

...definitely room for improvement, but Hyundai has been improving their cars recently...so it's a wait and see.

 

it looks like a classy, non performer. like it wants to be an m4 fighter but won't make the cut

 

since 2015 Genesis sedan...

 

Current Genesis Coupe owners who now won't be able to afford the new one won't be happy.

 

^agreed

 

And front fascia of sorts it seems too.

 

2015 weight....

 

That's the max recommended weight including car, humans and cargo.

 

Yup

 

IIRC the curb weight of my buddies 2014 V6 Genesis Coupe with a full tank was right at 3300 pounds, so 200lbs more than mine (04' Touring) with a full tank.

I have driven it several times and considered one myself. It handles decent but just not my cup of tea. But they are quite quick and can be made much quicker easily. My biggest hang up with them is the interior though.

 

So it doesn't really tell us anything about the curb weight.

 

Put two 200 pound people in it and it tells you alot, lol

3400-3600 and, while solid and handles well, it is not an 8 by any means.... More like a light camaro.

 

A lot to like with the concept. Hate the grill though. Just too big and gaudy. Like the headlights.

 

Looks like the RX Vision with Austin Martin badge