Hyundai Tiburon Accessories & Parts

The Tiburon is a two-door coupe that was introduced for the 1997 model year. It is credited as one of the first Hyundai vehicles that reflect the brand's re-commitment to producing higher-quality automobiles known for efficient performance and quality parts at a reasonable price. The Hyundai Tiburon slotted right in and replaced the Scoupe. When it first debuted, the model was outfitted with a 1.8L inline four-cylinder engine which produced up to 130 horsepower directed through either a five-speed manual transmission or a four-speed automatic. Two trim levels accompanied the model: base and FX. The Tiburon FX was equipped with a 2.0L inline four-cylinder engine good for an additional 10 horsepower (140 hp). As for the model's dimensions, the Hyundai Tiburon measured in with a wheelbase of 97.4 inches, a width of 68.1 inches, (70.5 inches for 1999), a height of 51.7 inches, and an overall length of 170.8 inches (171 inches for 1999).

In 1998, both the base and FX were given the bolder 2.0 inline four-cylinder engine. While the base presented a decent amount of standard features, the FX provided more luxurious amenities such as cruise control and leather upholstery. 1999 welcomed in an update to the Hyundai Tiburon parts which saw the front and rear bumpers revised, the dash improved, and new headlights added to the front-end. Antilock brakes, leather seats, and a sunroof were added to the lineup as options and could be obtained in certain packages. A year later, Hyundai redesigned the body of the Tiburon, which showcased four projector headlights as well as new front fenders and taillights. The FX trim level was also discontinued, although power accessories and 15" alloy wheels were made standard on the base model.

The second generation of the Hyundai Tiburon rolled off the line for 2003 available strictly as a two-door hatchback. The base GS engine at its launch was a 2.0 inline four-cylinder engine good for 138 horsepower and 136 pounds-per-foot of torque mated to a standard five-speed manual transmission with a four-speed automatic offered as an option. Tiburon GT variants were geared with a standard 2.7L V6 engine that churned out up to 172 horsepower. It also showed off performance-inspired accessories, such as a stiffer suspension, 17" alloy wheels, and a rear spoiler. Cruise control, automatic climate control, and a trip computer were featured, as well. In 2006, Hyundai introduced the GT Limited trim level, which combined elements of the GT along with luxury-car comforts like leather seats and a premium Infinity stereo system. When it comes to safety features, the Tiburon sported antilock brakes, brake force distribution, front airbags, side airbags, side-impact protection bars, traction control, and electronic stability control.

A modern edge and winning style escort the Tiburon to championship status. This coupe-design hatchback gives off an interesting style, promoting a sleek yet economical look that Hyundai has made work so well through the years. The right amount of performance and dependability is what has gotten this ride noticed, but it's the overall package why it remains a key member of the lineup. Every Tiburon has the ability to make some noise, which is why you are beginning to see more and more of them on display. This is one model that is a dazzling reminder of what Hyundai does best: economize to allow you to customize.

There's no telling what your car is capable once you hook up with Hyundai Tiburon Accessories and Parts. Anything you need for style, protection, and comfort is right here inside our selection of Hyundai Tiburon accessories and parts. Dash kits, spoilers, floor mats, and more - you name it, not only do we have it, but in the highest quality on the planet. Our entire inventory of Hyundai Tiburon accessories and parts comes from the best names in the business at a value you can trust. Because for a vehicle like this, you can't settle for anything less.