Hyundai Genesis Coupe GT Limited Edition [Only for Germany]

Hyundai Genesis Coupe GT Limited Edition

The Hyundai automaker has just unveiled a Limited Edition i.e, is Hyundai Genesis Coupe GT. This car is limited only to 50-Example [units] and this limited Edition Hyundai Genesis Coupe GT is only for the Germany market. The price tag of this limited edition car is around $59,800 [0r] €41,990.

This Limited Edition car was inspired by the Hyundai Schuhmamm Motors Sports Team Which raced a Genesis Coupe at the 24-hour endurance race at the Nürburgring in June, sporting a silver and blue livery combination colour.
Limited Edition Hyundai Genesis Coupe GT is boosted with a 3.8-liter V-6 engine with an delivering output power 303HP horsepower and a 361Nm (266 lb-ft) of troque.
Acceleration :
0 - 62mph [100 km/h] : In just 6.3seconds and it can reach its top speed of 149mph [240 km/h].

Features of Limited Edition Includes : A sports integrated stainless steel quad-exhaust system has been installed, Lowered 30mm Suspension, A set of 19" Inch alloy-wheels in Matt Graphite Sliver colour, Wrapped in Sports performance tires (Dunlop Sport Maxx GT tires).

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Auron Final Fantasy Cosplay

Auron Final Fantasy Cosplay

Auron is a playable character in Final Fantasy X. He was a warrior monk of Yevon who became High Summoner Braska’s Guardian, together with Jecht. After helping Braska defeat Sin, he promised Jecht to take care of Tidus, his son, and watch over him.

His sword, though called a katana, actually appears to more closely resemble a nodachi or even the fictional Zanbatou. On his right hip, he carries a jug with the word “Nog” written on it (in Spiran script), a term used to describe a number of beverages including rum. The drink is featured in two of his Overdrives: the contents being spat onto his sword prior to executing Banishing Blade, or used to ignite the Tornado attack. The former likely pays homage to Japanese samurai, who would occasionally spit sake on their blades in order to “feed the spirit of the blade.” Source