[dascrow]

Looks like insideline jumped the gun a little bit with their article this morning that the Veloster Turbo would sell for just $1600 over the normal VT. Autoblog just posted the actual pricing:

Alas, Hyundai tells us that Inside Line got it wrong. The truth is that the $1,600 number reflects what the turbo component is actually costing the Korean automaker. Since the Veloster Turbo will also include the base model's $2,000 Style Package as standard equipment, the car will actually have a base price around $22,000 when Hyundai announces pricing details on Wednesday. (That's right where the price was expected to be when we last heard from Inside Line on the subject, by the way.)

More @ Hyundai Veloster Turbo pricing details coming this week, expected to start at $22k

 

[skywaffle]

Well, that's a shame it was too good to be true. Although $22k is still tough to beat considering

 

[VeeTee]

Where's the problem?!?

Well, that's a shame it was too good to be true. Although $22k is still tough to beat considering

Am I alone in thinking that if we can get our hands on a VT fully loaded at around $25,000 that it'll be a great deal, still?
I'm planning on paying at least that here in MI and will be happy to do so.

 

[Hookmeup]

What a cute car .do you guys think they will have them for sale with those touches or different one as well ?

 

[1.6 T-GDI]

What a cute car .do you guys think they will have them for sale with those touches or different one as well ?

From what I understand there will be a graphics package possibly available... but probably not what you see up there since that's a show car, not a production car.

 

[dmarie7286]

Newsroom - Hyundai Motor AmericaNewsroom - Hyundai Motor Americaveloster-pricing

 

[VeeTee]

Newsroom - Hyundai Motor AmericaNewsroom - Hyundai Motor Americaveloster-pricing

Just read it. WOW! Sooooo good!!