Hyundai Veloster Turbo
Many people have different qualities they look for in a car, and those who love the “quirky” style may be happy to go for the Hyundai Veloster Turbo. Hyundai wanted to go for something that would pull them in the competition with the likes of Ford Focus, Volkswagen GTI, and many others. The model came with a 200-horsepower and funky front-wheel drive that had its own look on the road. It is either you love or hate the look, but it is nonetheless a unique model. Let’s say if you are looking for something that will make you stand out, the Veloster Turbo is your best bet. The Veloster Turbo has a unique interior design, with the infotainment amenity being a standout feature in the model. Well, the exterior design might not be everyone’s spec, but nonetheless, it is a great car that can take you around on multiple roadways.
Hyundai Veloster Turbo
Chevrolet Cobalt SS
We can safely say the Chevrolet Cobalt SS is a heavyweight machine in the automobile world when it comes to hatchbacks. Sure enough, we can say it doesn’t have the “dainty” look like many other cars but might be due to the fact that it was trying to get into the tuner-car market. Models produced back from 2005 to 2007 came with a 2.0-liter supercharged four-cylinder engine that gave off 205-horsepower. The models released in the years that followed came through with an upgraded 260-horsepower. Practically all of the Cobalt SS models were designed with limited-slip differentials, huge sticky tires, and performance suspension. With an edge into the tuner posse, Chevrolet offered owners a “stage kit,” which allowed them to easily upgrade their car’s performance. Drivers are also able to customize their rides without losing out on the factory warranty guaranteed with purchase. What is the kit capable of doing? Well, a stage 1 kit can upgrade your ride to a 290-horsepower.
Chevrolet Cobalt SS
