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Hot turbo Hyundai Veloster caught testing

Hot turbo Hyundai Veloster caught testing

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The photographers at Motor Authority has caught the upcoming turbocharged version of the Hyundai Veloster sports coupe undergoing hot weather testing in the harsh conditions of California




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Unless current latest Elantra has e updated GDI engine,if not,dun even tink abt it in SG?

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