2015 Hyundai Genesis Coupe

??? FULL TRANSPARENCY — OVER 22,000 VEHICLES SOLD
This vehicle has a branded title. We're telling you that in the first line, not the last.

2015 HYUNDAI GENESIS COUPE 3.8 R-SPEC — 6-SPEED MANUAL — 126,232 MILES
348 horsepower, rear-wheel drive, a limited-slip differential and three pedals. The R-Spec was the enthusiast's Genesis Coupe — built to be driven rather than optioned. Casablanca White over black. And then there's the rest of the story, which you need to read before you get attached.

?? BRANDED TITLE — READ THIS BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE
This vehicle carries a REBUILT title. It was declared a TOTAL LOSS by an insurance company on 05/29/2026, a Georgia salvage title was issued the same day at 126,064 miles, and a rebuilt title was issued on 08/18/2026 after repair and state inspection.

We won't soften that, bury it, or hope you skim past it. Here's exactly what it means:
? A rebuilt title is permanent. It follows this car forever and appears on any history report the next buyer runs.
? It affects what you can do with the car. Financing is harder to obtain, some lenders decline branded titles outright, and some insurers write liability but not comprehensive or collision. Check with your own lender and insurer before you commit — not after.
? It affects resale. You'll sell this car for less than a clean-title equivalent, and that discount is reflected in what we're asking. That's the trade: you buy the discount going in and accept it going out.
? A total loss is an insurance decision, not always a severity verdict. An insurer totals a car when repair cost exceeds roughly 75% of pre-damage value. On an eleven-year-old coupe with 126,000 miles that's a low bar — a repair bill that would be routine on a newer car can clear it here. Real context, and not a reason to skip the inspection below.
? We'd rather you not buy this car than buy it without understanding it. If a branded title is a dealbreaker for you, it should be — and we'll happily point you at something else on our lot.

? WHAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY GETTING
? Passed Georgia emissions inspection 08/14/2026 at 126,097 miles — after the damage and after the salvage title, which is worth knowing
? Fresh oil change completed by us
? 22 service history records across eleven years — oil changes on schedule plus real work: front brake pads (2018), rear brakes, brake fluid flush, fuel injection service and alignment (2021), and a cooling system overhaul in September 2025 at 121,383 miles with the radiator fan and fan motor replaced
? Clutch-adjacent work already done: February 2025 at 110,746 miles — engine mounts and flywheel replaced, transmission serviced. On a manual car of this age, meaningful money already spent
? Two owners — the first kept it for ten years and two months in Texas
? No odometer brand and no indication of a rollback, CARFAX-guaranteed
? No airbag deployment reported in any event on the record, including the 2026 accident
? Original owner's manual books included. One key — a second can be cut and programmed by a dealer or automotive locksmith, and you should budget for it
? Original window sticker on file: $29,500 MSRP, Casablanca White over Black
? We scan nearly every vehicle we sell and include the results in our photos. If you don't see a current OBDII scan for this one, just ask — we'll run a fresh one and send it before you come in

?? REAL VALUE — AND WHY THE BOOK NUMBERS DON'T APPLY HERE
This is the part most branded-title listings get wrong, deliberately. The published guides say: Black Book Retail Average $9,674, live market average $9,680, J.D. Power Retail Book $10,675, Kelley Blue Book Typical Listing Price $11,390.

Every one of those figures describes a clean-title 2015 Genesis Coupe. This is not a clean-title car, so those numbers are not this car's value, and we won't quote them as if they we