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Hyundai i30N 2018 Review - 275bhp Hot Hatch Track Tested - Autocar

Hyundai i30N 2018 Review - 275bhp Hot Hatch Track Tested - Autocar

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
The i30N Performance is Hyundai's first proper attempt at a hot hatch. With 271bhp it doesn't have the raw power of a Ford Focus RS or Honda Civic Type R, but it does boast some very trick chassis tuning. To find out if it's a match for the best in class we took it to the most challenging circuit in the UK, Cadwell Park. Having been developed on the Nurburgring the i30N Performance should be right at home on Cadwell Park's tight turns and tumbling gradients
Date: 2022-04-17

Comments and reviews: 9


My goodness enough going on about the track! Should rename this video -Cadwell Park Track Review-. Honestly didn-t click on this video to listen to your review of some track where you almost crashed a Caterham (no one cares, only interested in this new Hyundai. Glad you got to finally talk about it for about a minute before the video was over.
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Sorry, mate, you have misrepresented the weight of the vehicle - it is not -over 1500 kgs- as you say during the test, but 1429 kgs as the specs state near the beginning of the video. Not light in any absolute sense but about 100 kgs lighter than you indicated.
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Overall a pretty rubbish review! For almost 4 and half minutes out of six and half the tester was reviewing track instead of car.
Moreover, their car review sounds quite different from the article they published where they were not too impressed with the car.

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yawn yawn, yes another track review. After all we all buy road cars only to drive everyday on the track don't we. What relevance does this sort of video have to someone looking to buy this car.
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N also for Namyang R&D. doesn't really matter car looks great and in that trademark WRC blue w/ red accents. I rate this a close second to Honda Civic Type-R.
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I'm Korean and I'm very proud of this hot hatch getting impressive reviews from european guys. Its pity that i30N is not available in Korea for sale.
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What a shame that Europe and Asia get the I30n performance while the U. S gets the girl scout I30n with a little over 200 H. P! Smh!
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No doubt its a performer but could they have made it anymore dull & bland looking? Pity it doesn't look the part as well.
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So when asked bout it's laptimes, Hyundai says it's not about track times. But then has a facility at the nurburg ring.
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