Difference between revisions of "2013 Hyundai Veloster"
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On April 15, 2017 Dana got her second car -- a 2013 Hyundai Veloster. | On April 15, 2017 Dana got her second car -- a 2013 Hyundai Veloster. | ||
| − | Her first car (the [[2004 PT Cruiser]]) had started to experience more and more problems and needed enough repairs on a regular enough basis that it made less sense to keep an older car and pay regular repair bills than it did to | + | Her first car (the [[2004 PT Cruiser]]) had started to experience more and more problems and needed enough repairs on a regular enough basis that it made less sense to keep an older car and pay regular repair bills than it did to bite the bullet and choose a newer vehicle. |
Dana looked around and after evaluating a few models (including the Mini Cooper, the Chevrolet Spark, the Kia Soul, and the Chevrolet Sonic), Jon was searching the Coggin Nissan website and stumbled across a listing for a model no one in the family had ever heard of; the Hyundai Veloster. | Dana looked around and after evaluating a few models (including the Mini Cooper, the Chevrolet Spark, the Kia Soul, and the Chevrolet Sonic), Jon was searching the Coggin Nissan website and stumbled across a listing for a model no one in the family had ever heard of; the Hyundai Veloster. | ||
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Image:v-swtrip.JPG|Steering Wheel Tripmeter Controls | Image:v-swtrip.JPG|Steering Wheel Tripmeter Controls | ||
Image:v-tread.JPG|Tire Tread | Image:v-tread.JPG|Tire Tread | ||
| + | Image:v-wheel.JPG|Wheels | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:03, 16 April 2017
On April 15, 2017 Dana got her second car -- a 2013 Hyundai Veloster.
Her first car (the 2004 PT Cruiser) had started to experience more and more problems and needed enough repairs on a regular enough basis that it made less sense to keep an older car and pay regular repair bills than it did to bite the bullet and choose a newer vehicle.
Dana looked around and after evaluating a few models (including the Mini Cooper, the Chevrolet Spark, the Kia Soul, and the Chevrolet Sonic), Jon was searching the Coggin Nissan website and stumbled across a listing for a model no one in the family had ever heard of; the Hyundai Veloster.
One day and a couple of test drives later, the PT Cruiser was traded in on the Veloster.
The photo gallery here is from the dealership's web page.
Front Right
Backend
Inside the 3rd Door
Back Seats
Cargo Area
Climate Control
Cockpit
Driver's Seat
Driver's Window & Lock Controls
Engine Compartment
Entertainment Console
Frontend
Front Left
Front Seats
Hyundai Emblem
Interior from Passenger Side
Left
Left Headlight
Left Tail Light
Left Tail Light
Manufacturing Plate
Right
Right Headlight
Right Rear
Right Tail Light
Shifter
Steering Wheel
Interior Light Controls
Steering Wheel Cruise Controls
Steering Wheel Enterinment Controls
Odometer
Steering Wheel Bluetooth Phone Controls
Steering Wheel Tripmeter Controls
Tire Tread
Wheels
