Hyundai Coupe F2 Evolution

The Hyundai Coupe F2 Evolution was a limited-edition road car sold in the United Kingdom in 1999 and styled after the Hyundai F2 rally car. Hyundai employed Motor Sport Developments (MSD), the company behind its World Rally Team, together with the designer Peter Stevens, who had styled the McLaren F1. Standard 2.0 SE Coupes were delivered to MSD for mechanical and cosmetic changes, which included a deeper front spoiler, a larger rear spoiler with an integral brake light, five-spoke 16 inch alloy wheels on lower profile tyres, a new inlet camshaft and a freer-flowing exhaust. Power rose by 12 percent to 154 bhp. The car was priced at 19,299 pounds on the road and was planned as an edition of 1,500 cars, with 1,513 eventually built. It followed the earlier Coupe F2 of 1998 and replaced it in the range.