Hyundai i30 N (2018-2024) for sale near Bristol
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Hyundai i30 N Review (2018-2024)
With strong performance, sharp handling, assertive styling, plenty of convenience equipment as standard and a competitive price tag, the Hyundai i30N leaves no box unchecked. Other cars in the class may be more thrilling to drive right at the limit, but few match the Hyundai’s blend of value for money, day-to-day usability and driving fun. The Korean company’s first true hot hatch is a very worthy addition to the class. What’s more, it bodes very well indeed for all Hyundai N models to come.
5 Overall rating
(1 reviews)I ve driven a 2018 6 speed manual, and tbh theres a lot going on whilst changing gear ⚙ hence Ive traded for the 2021 model with 8speed DCT (build in house by Hyundai) and if there giving you a track warranty they must be pretty sure it will take a hard time on track, although most will never see a track... If you want a bullet of a car, with power delivery that seems it will never run out, chose this, Id compare it with, golf gti, focus, St, with 280bhp I cant say focus RS as its 310bhp out the box, however Iam sure with some better cold ❄ air induction /larger intercooler, bigger injectors, re mapping , this car could be tuned upto and beyond 310bhp easy enough... Enjoy i30N Regards J. Herer
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