and Driver 7.6s Acceleration 0– Car and Driver 20.9s 1/4 Mile 15.7s@ Top speed: Car and Driver 2.7-litre: (6-speed) Acceleration 0– MotorTrend 7.0s Car and Driver 7.1s MotorWeek 7.1s Road and Track 7.2s (2007) Road and Track 7.6s (2003) Acceleration 0– Road and Track 19.3s (2007) Car and Driver 20.6s Road and Track 21s (2003) 1/4 Mile MotorWeek 15.4s@ Road and Track 15.4s@ Car and Driver 15.6s@ Road and Track 15.9s@ Top speed: Road and Track (2007) Road and Track (2003) Car and Driver Marketing and branding The car is branded as the Hyundai Coupe in some European markets and the Middle East. In some markets the model is sold and branded as a Tuscani. For example, in South Korea. The Tuscani wears a circular badge containing a smaller circle of black and grey horizontal bars which is overlaid with a letter 'T' painted gold on the left and silver on the right. Even in markets where the car is sold as a Hyundai Tiburon or Hyundai Coupe, the name Tuscani has become quite popular. Many cars have been modified aftermarket to be rebadged with Tuscani emblems. In Canada, a special edition of the Tiburon is sold as a "Tuscani edition". There was a rumour that Hyundai is considering a plan to branch off the Tuscani name as a complete sub brand for more exclusive, sporty, and upmarket models. The existence of the name is most likely to achieve greater sales where the Hyundai name has cloying associations with more budget products. In some markets, the badge was used with the Tiburon name. For example, the photo of the badge is from the front an Australian 2005 model Tiburon TS, which used the badge on the front and rear exterior with the Hyundai logo on the steering wheel. In some markets secondary badging may denote engine size and variations such as trim, wheel, and other options. These badges include GS, GT, SE and FX, although some use FX across the entire range available. In certain markets, certain exterior colors are not available and identification may require noticing subtle local differences such as alloy wheels, spoilers or dealer fit options such as in car entertainment systems. These can all change from year to year and from market to market, so the variation is quite significant. One notable difference is that the 1.6 engine always has a single exhaust on the right