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Old 07-19-2021, 01:12 PM   #26
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It's odd marketing to have an "N" version, and "N-Line" version. Absolutely bizarre way to differentiate the two performance Elantra models.
Same thing with Golf - GTI - Golf R or 330i - M340i - M3

It's just their steps of performance

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I suppose they're trying to copy VW with "R" version and "R-Line" version. Or Audi with "S" version and "S-Line" version.
Not so much, N-line generally adds a bit of performance. (Generally) the N-line Sonata and Elantra has a higher output engine then base while the Tucson does not.
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There’s a brand new CTR on Craigslist for 41k. Why would you ever buy this thing and have it depreciate
First time reading through this thread but found this to be hilarious 2.5 years later - because you would have been able to get it at 41K, drive it, and still made money on it with today's CTR market. Never would have guessed.
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Did anyone here drive the Veloster N? It's surprisingly really really good
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I don't see any on the roads I think they priced to too high?
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