That looks a lot better, but for me personally I’d probably get something a little more subtle..
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well yeah this one is massive and also it needs a compromise betwean beauty and aerodynamic because it will not be fun to add a too much downforce on a rear spoiler just because it looks nice and top speed will sufer, defo needs some thinking.
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Not sure if this was already posted but still a good review:
www.evo.co.uk
and pics:
Hyundai i20 N (2021 - 2024) review – a cracking supermini cut down in its prime | Evo
The i20 N was an inspiring hot hatch from Hyundai’s performance division, agile, and with superb mid-corner traction to make it one of the greats
www.evo.co.uk
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Indeed, actualy the indicator rear lights and reverse arent led as well, only the runing and brake lights, i remember to see some info that ppl were updating those lights in the i30n.
they are 18" rims but width not too sure. the Tyre is 215/40 R18
Thanks for that, I can find the configurator again.
I'm just having one of those days.the only configurator i have seen is here: https://www.hyundai.at/i20n/konfigurator
and they have updated the RED/Black version - though they took away the red piping!
and they have updated the RED/Black version - though they took away the red piping!
Thank you! Ok now I know where I got the 16" wheels from;
Alloy rim Milano 6x16 bicolour€ 150, -
Alloy rim Milano 6x16 bicolour€ 150, -
Just want to say I appreciate all this technical insight.
Thanks. I actually quite like it in red. Probably it will be more rare in that colour. Perhaps along with all black I think red is perhaps the most 'subtle' choice (due to the removal of red decals). Now torn between performance blue or red
Just want to say I appreciate all this technical insight.
Thanks. I actually quite like it in red. Probably it will be more rare in that colour. Perhaps along with all black I think red is perhaps the most 'subtle' choice (due to the removal of red decals). Now torn between performance blue or red
I have a 2018 208 GTi By Peugeot Sport in Rioja red. which has loads of Black details too. Its a very similar colour to the red Hyundai tbh, but I usually change my car and its colour each time, so Performance blue is for me if I go for the i20N!
Here's a pic of mine a few months back.
The red is good looking for sure. I kinda wish Peugeot would sell to the US, but this is simply wishful thinking.
www.cnet.com
And Bingo here they are.
Peugeot will land in America in three years. Here are the cars it plans to focus on - CNET
The French brand will return to the US after decades away, and Peugeot's North American head said there are two segment of focus to start.
www.cnet.com
The red is good looking for sure. I kinda wish Peugeot would sell to the US, but this is simply wishful thinking.
And Bingo here they are.Peugeot will land in America in three years. Here are the cars it plans to focus on - CNET
The French brand will return to the US after decades away, and Peugeot's North American head said there are two segment of focus to start.
I had an Orange 208 GTi Prestige before this one, but Peugeot in their infinite wisdom, have scrapped the GTi brand altogether. no hot hatches either in 208 or 308. Peugeot Sport Engineering maybe working on a Electrified 208 but they have lost my custom. The EU Laws for CO2 emissions have forced the hand of EU car makers to get rid of many hot Hatches now. VW polo GTi no longer made either. Hence the move to Hyundai maybe round the corner.
That's a shame considering Peugeot's racing history in WRC.
Yes with the upcoming Euro 7 regulations proposed for 2025 it's going to be tough for any internal combustion engine. It's kind of sad, when you consider it will choke down many performance cars that contribute much less emissions than a diesel truck or car.
Yes with the upcoming Euro 7 regulations proposed for 2025 it's going to be tough for any internal combustion engine. It's kind of sad, when you consider it will choke down many performance cars that contribute much less emissions than a diesel truck or car.