Copper-plated, widebody, flame exhaust - it has it all.
Back in 2012, Cruizen By Design founder Kiel Jones purchased this 2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track Edition. It was his first new car, his first rear-wheel drive car, and his first manual car, and over the years, he customized every inch of the two-door, eventually transforming it into the show-stopping shop flagship you see here. Now, to celebrate a decade of work, Cruizen By Design is giving away this Hyundai Genesis show car to one very lucky winner.
In case you missed the in-depth feature that Tuner Fan published back in November, the Cruizen By Design Hyundai Genesis is completely over the top in the best way possible. The lines are enhanced with a custom Remake widebody kit paired with a Canament front bumper, the latter of which was modified to fit the BK1-generation Hyundai Genesis.
There's also a Seibon carbon fiber hood with custom plexiglass viewing ports, a custom carbon fiber splitter, carbon side skirts, and a Lambo door kit, while the rear is adorned with a carbon fiber Khartunerz spoiler, carbon RK Sport diffuser, and custom center exhaust. And yes, those quad tips spit flames, as well.
The outrageous wheels you see are 20-inch Felgenwerks forged aluminum three-piece No. 57s, with a candy-copper lip, barrel, and center cap.
Speaking of copper, the Cruizen By Design Hyundai Genesis is practically dripping with the stuff, with copper-plated Brembo brake calipers, a copper-plated Cusco strut bar, copper-plated Injen intake, and much more. The entire engine bay was shaved clean and glows like a new penny.
The interior is also fully decked-out, now rocking carbon upper door panels, carbon door pulls, a SoCal Garage Works carbon steering wheel, diamond stitch floor mats, and Status Racing carbon-backed racing seats. More copper can be found on the seat brackets, shift knob, and NRG harness bar.
Of course, we're just scratching the surface of what this Hyundai Genesis is bringing to the table. Check out our full walkaround video below, and head over to the Cruizen By Design website for more information on how to put this ride in your driveway.
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