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Just pity the Veloster rear seats two only.

 

Otherwise, it's actually a useable day to day car!

 

but it is marketed as a sports car coupe! many sports car coupes either come with 2 seats only or 4 seats at best, veloster is no surprise. lol. but for 4 seats should be sufficient for a family of 4, quite a norm nowadays.

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Put a cushion on the cup holder and you will get 3 seats behind (since many don't buckle the belts at the back).

 

This design is very nice, no other brand comes close to this?

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but it is marketed as a sports car coupe! many sports car coupes either come with 2 seats only or 4 seats at best, veloster is no surprise. lol. but for 4 seats should be sufficient for a family of 4, quite a norm nowadays.

 

 

 

There should be an option as a 5-seater too.

 

=D

 

But overall, sales for this Veloster should bode well locally.

 

 

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Just went for a test drive today. The look is great. Very sporty. Interior is cramped in the rear. Rear head room is low. Due to sporty design.

 

Interior assessories given is quite a lot. Sun roof is cool. But the ride is lousy. The engine in its current configuration is gutless. Have to wait for the final GDI version in June.. Current version cannot make it.

 

Heard that the car is heavier then the Elantra, so using the same engine in a heavier car probably pickup is lousy

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Just went for a test drive today. The look is great. Very sporty. Interior is cramped in the rear. Rear head room is low. Due to sporty design.

 

Interior assessories given is quite a lot. Sun roof is cool. But the ride is lousy. The engine in its current configuration is gutless. Have to wait for the final GDI version in June.. Current version cannot make it.

 

Heard that the car is heavier then the Elantra, so using the same engine in a heavier car probably pickup is lousy

 

U mean veloster landed in SG already?

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Just went for a test drive today. The look is great. Very sporty. Interior is cramped in the rear. Rear head room is low. Due to sporty design.

 

Interior assessories given is quite a lot. Sun roof is cool. But the ride is lousy. The engine in its current configuration is gutless. Have to wait for the final GDI version in June.. Current version cannot make it.

 

Heard that the car is heavier then the Elantra, so using the same engine in a heavier car probably pickup is lousy

 

You must be very tall, I find the back seat ok for me (I'm 1.72m tall).

I just find the electronic steering is very loose and gas pedal is very heavy.

Accessories are 7inch LCD, Day-Light LED, Sunroof, 18 inch wheel, not bad though.

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You must be very tall, I find the back seat ok for me (I'm 1.72m tall).

I just find the electronic steering is very loose and gas pedal is very heavy.

Accessories are 7inch LCD, Day-Light LED, Sunroof, 18 inch wheel, not bad though.

 

 

 

Yeap. The rear is ok for me too. Of course, as long as your head is resting under the rear windshield.

 

I just hope the new Veloster Turbo as a 2012 model comes with soft touch interior plastics on the dashboard as seen on the Elantra.

 

Quite disappointing to still see hard plastics.

 

And the nice exterior is somewhat spoilt by the plasticky interior. Darn.

 

Still can't have my cake and eat it. Haha.

 

 

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Check out the Veloster brochure. I think Komoco is bringing the GDi + Dual Clutch!

www.hyundaimotors.com.sg/ebrochures/veloster.pdf

 

 

wow ...

 

140bhp and 167nm 1.6L NA engine with DSG.

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Yup wonder how the GDI engine will perform. The dual clutch gear box seems to be the first in a Hyundai. Just concerned about the reliability.

 

Hopefully they will still continue the fantastic 5 year warranty.

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Yup wonder how the GDI engine will perform. The dual clutch gear box seems to be the first in a Hyundai. Just concerned about the reliability.

 

Hopefully they will still continue the fantastic 5 year warranty.

Hyundai DCT is actually using the same tech as the dry-type DSG from VW... Both are coming from a Germany called LuK.

Australian media said that the DCT on Veloster is smoother than other cars... Wondering if they are talking about VW :D

The party piece of the Veloster is the six-speed DCT. Unlike other widely used dual-clutch systems, the Veloster
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Hyundai DCT is actually using the same tech as the dry-type DSG from VW... Both are coming from a Germany called LuK.

 

 

 

VW's 7sp dry DSG is super unreliable. [lipsrsealed]

 

 

Torque peak is a little high at 4850rpm.

 

 

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