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I'm not fussed about the resonator. I wanna know what happens when you get rid of the second converter!
Well, you see...I'm not fussed about the resonator. I wanna know what happens when you get rid of the second converter!
“It is related, so AD Elantra and PD i30 do have very similar platforms, and we understand that Kona will share a lot of common componentry from that platform,” he said.
“However, the way that the company works is that it will take what it thinks is ideal componentry for that particular application and either introduce that or perhaps modify things to suit. “I guess the key thing is, you can expect the car to share that kind of dimension.”
This would make the Kona larger than the current segment leader, the Mazda2-based CX-3 which measures 4275mm in length, 1765mm wide and has a 2570mm wheelbase, and will likely put its sizing on par with the Honda HR-V, Nissan Qashqai, Mitsubishi ASX and the recently launched Toyota C-HR.
Engine options could also mirror the forthcoming i30, with a new 150kW/265Nm 1.6-litre turbo-petrol four-pot, 120kW/203Nm 2.0-litre atmo four-cylinder and a 100kW turbo-diesel with 280Nm in the manual and 300Nm in the automatic versions of the small car.
Although a date for the full reveal is yet to be confirmed, Hyundai will likely unveil the Kona mid-year for its third quarter release, and Mr Thomas said the reveal will be for the production version as “we won’t be seeing a concept before then”.
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That angle makes it look like the front wheels have positive camber lol
They are available as a summer tire option on the Sentra Nismo as well.A Hyundai that comes with RE-71Rs
And over a month later, here it is.Video should be up in a couple weeks.
Noob question I have to ask somebody.
The DCT package gives you paddle-shifters to change gears. I read that you can let the computer change gears for you, basically making it an auto to some degree. Is this true?