-
Welcome to N-cars.net - the largest Hyundai N car forum. Check out the model specific sections below and scroll down for country specific forums. Scroll down for i30 N, Ioniq 5 N, i20 N, Veloster N and Kona N forums! Check out the i30 N Bible Here!
i30 N 2021 i30 N
- Thread starter N Performance
- Start date
this one is easy. these are called "red plates" in germany. You can put them on anything even if it isnt registered. Those are handed out to dealers, workshops, tuners, etc.
And I think the ones you've seen driving around already are running those red plates.
If no troll thats nice
Mine is Timed for next friday 
And i got a message on thursday that maybe it wont Happen :/
also waiting for mine to arrive
Does anyone knows what engineering changes occurred between i30N Performance and i30N Facelift Performance in terms of engine, turbo, etc?
I mean, how can a stage 1 got the same engine as before to 370ps?
I mean, how can a stage 1 got the same engine as before to 370ps?
Anyway that new turbo got anything to do with the OPF implementation? Also, how hard would be to set the OPF off?
Anyway that new turbo got anything to do with the OPF implementation? Also, how hard would be to set the OPF off?
Just google opf delete i30N. It is pretty simple but not very legal
Why does this FL have red mode buttons on the steering wheel (red wheels too)?New pics from the N Light Seats!
Looks so gooooood
It‘s from someone who lives in switzerland and had his Facelift since mid April and has already done some changes. New Wheels and Airride
Been given a finance quote by a dealer in the UK for a DCT model with N Light seats in Performance Blue, couldn't get my head around the valuation of the car at the end of the 3 year 10,000 miles/pa agreement, the final payment was around £12,000!? There's surely no way this car is going to devalue that much in 3 years? The pcp really doesn't seem to be that inviting even with a £3000 saving!
Same, glad it’s not just me. I was getting PCH quotes for £550+ p/m which is extortionate really, which is more than most more ‘premium’ options.
I wouldn't mind paying the monthly figures aslong as it was worth more than the claimed £12,000 at the end of the agreement but there's obviously no guarantee of that! 3 year old I30N's are still around £18000 on auto trader, if not more
When I bought mine on PCP, it was going to be £9.2k at the end of three year with the exactly same terms you were quoted. That was an approved used car though. Needless to say it didn't plummet that much. I've personally played around enough with PCP and don't see it as an appealing option anymore.
My own (admittedly limited) experience of PCP deals makes me think that the option to buy price is deliberately set at a low price to encourage you to buy the car at the end rather than just return it. I bought a Polo GTI with an option price of £8,300 when the market value was nearer £11,000. I therefore had to buy the car and sell it myself so I wouldn't lose the £2,700 difference.
This 'profit' should therefore be factored into your decision along with your deposit and monthly payments.
This 'profit' should therefore be factored into your decision along with your deposit and monthly payments.