The Drive website reports, “…Veloster model is going to be retired as of July. After 11 years on the market, the Veloster is kaput, erasing even the N version that has been holding on by a thread here in the U.S. Presumably, the Korean automaker will focus on its Elantra N, the upcoming Kona refresh
M&S America and Stung by Kia have announced a progressive group buy for Hyundai Veloster Turbo 2013-2017 owners. The group buy starts May 26th and ends June 20, 2022. The first buyer committing will receive at least a 11% discount on their order. With each buyer committing beyond the first and with each item committed
Car Buzz website has published their list of the ten quickest four-cylinder cars for 2022. Occupying four of the top-ten spots on this list were the following KDMs: Hyundai Veloster N (4.8 seconds) Hyundai Elantra N (5.0 Seconds) Kia Stinger (5.2 Seconds) Hyundai Kona N (5.2 Seconds) To read the article click here!
HotCars.com website published a list of the ten safest cars – in regard to occupant safety – you can own. Making the top-10 list are three Koreans including the 2021-22 Kia Stinger GT, 2019-21 Hyundai Veloster Turbo-R and 2020-22 Genesis G70. To read the article click here.
Insurance website Insurify published a list of the ten makes/models of cars with the highest percentage of owners who have prior speeding violations. In essence, they created a list of the most desirable and attainable cars for those who have gone fast in the past. The national average in the United States is 9.59% of
Could we see a production model mid-engine Hyundai? Motor1 website posted an article and video of the RM19 Veloster-based 350 hp, 339 pound-feet torque, 2.3 liter 8-speed dual-clutch beast. The article states two RM19 prototypes have been built, one currently being tested in Korea, the other in Europe. To read the article click here!
Motor1 website reports for the 2022 model year Hyundai will be discontinuing most of the Veloster line up continuing the Veloster N trim which will carry over from 2021 unchanged. To read the article click here!
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