The Hyundai Veloster is a quirky little coupe hatch with
three doors and seats for four. There are four available trim levels, all
unique and thoughtfully crafted to fit your driving and comfort preferences.
The Veloster offers distinct style, numerous standard amenities, and competitive
value through a low starting price and substantial fuel efficiency.
The new Veloster sports a 1.6 L 4 cylinder engine with an
output of 132 horsepower and 120 lb-ft of torque. This configuration gets 33
mpg, which is pretty impressive for the class. As all Hyundais do, the Veloster
comes standard with BlueLink. Other standard features for the base model
include heated mirrors, a 7 inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
compatibility and a six speaker audio system. The base starting price is $18,100- way below
the average for this class.
The Velosters new Value Edition offers some minor exterior
upgrades and a multitude of top of the line amenities. Steering wheel-mounted
paddle shifters control the six speed dual cluth transmission. The powertrain
is retained from the base model, but you get an additional panoramic sunroof,
keyless ignition and entry, dual zone automatic climate control, a navigation
system, and an upgrade to an eight speaker sound system. The Value Edition
offers all that the base does and much more, and is starting at just $21,350.
The Turbo R Spec, the next step up, really makes things interesting.
For just $800 more than the Value Edition, the turbocharged engine in the R
Spec offers real power with a robust output of 201 horsepower and 195 lb-ft of
torque. Hearty power is coupled with a
svelte sport tuned suspension and steering and a B&M short throw shifter
for the six speed manual. It also comes equipped with an aerodynamic body kit,
projector headlights, and special Turbo R Spec interior accents.
The top trim level is the Turbo. The Turbo retains the
turbocharged engine and gains the option of an automatic or manual
transmission. The suspension is
converted to a more comfortable set up, and the interior is given a luxurious
makeover with leather seats and a sharper looking console. The Turbo starts at
an MSRP of 22,600.
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