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The Hyundai Coupe (all generations) is a low-slung sports coupe that was never factory-fitted with a roof rack, and no OEM roof rack was produced for it. The roofline, lack of roof rails, and body pressing mean there is no standard mounting solution from Hyundai. If you need roof-mounted carrying capacity, you would need to look at a universal aftermarket clamp-on or door-frame system designed for bare roofs, and even then you should check compatibility carefully with the supplier for this specific body shape.
It is very unlikely to be a genuine factory or OEM part, as Hyundai never offered a roof rack for the Coupe through any generation (RD 1996–2002 or GK 2002–2009). What is occasionally listed may be a universal aftermarket rack that a previous owner fitted, or a mislabelled part. If you are buying from a dismantler on Findapart, ask them to confirm exactly what they have and how it was mounted before purchasing.
In most part categories, generation matters greatly for fitment, but in this case neither the first-generation RD (1996–2002) nor the second-generation GK (2002–2009) Coupe was ever fitted with a factory roof rack. The rooflines differ between generations, so any universal aftermarket solution would need to be checked against your specific car's dimensions regardless of which generation you own. A breaker is unlikely to be able to supply a like-for-like OEM roof rack for either model.
Trim level - whether you have a base S, SE, or SIII variant - makes no difference here, because no trim level of the Hyundai Coupe was offered with a factory roof rack. This is not a case where a higher trim added roof rails that a lower trim omitted; the roof rack simply was not part of the Coupe range at all. If you are looking for a carrying solution, an aftermarket supplier rather than a breaker is your best starting point.
Your best option is to contact an aftermarket roof bar specialist - companies such as Thule or Halfords own-brand suppliers offer systems designed for bare roofs that clamp into door frames or use adhesive feet. You will need to give them your exact registration so they can match the correct kit to the Coupe's specific roof profile and door apertures. A breaker is unlikely to be the right source for this, as there is no used OEM part to find.