I want to get one too, especially since cars are so expensive right now and this is the only thing I can afford for my first car and I don’t know if it’s a good first car or not
The top speed on this car stock is 155. It is faster than a 69 camero SS. Better handling. And great stereo. For a first car. You can't go wrong. Plus. The engine can take 500whp with detail. It's a turbo charged go cart with good looks that women actually like fellas. They look at me first before mustangs.
Thx for the useful information - we are thinking of getting a Veloster as a second car. (We have a 2017 compact size CUV.) Really like your low key style.
Would have been helpful if you actually took a tour inside the car and showed the engine as you explained the things. Would of like to see these details on video.
It's a good first car. Bought it without knowing alot about it. Bad choice but I love it. Always know whT you are buying. Dont be like me and dumb cuz ilove it but it could've been a bad car for all I know. I did test drive it. Thought it was small cuz I'm fat but after a few days of driving it I can say its comfy as hell.
Haha don't worry I bought it pretty much on sight as well. I did my research beforehand but really only went with it because it was good condition and in my budget and was available. It definitely wasn't my first choice though! Thanks for sharing man 🙂
I had an evap code on my 2009 ford focus se and nothing too major! Just when its full, don't put 3$ or 1$ to 3$ or 7$ over after its full! When its full you stop! Ive put 2 cents maybe 25 to 50 cents wouldn't hurt but it just adds more pressure for no reason!
@@DevonRedditGD Thanks so much for subscribing man, it really means a lot to me! Make sure you check out my latest video where I talk about if I regret buying my Veloster before you buy your own!
Bro so you are definitely Canadian eh because I just saw your license plate and it even said that you live in Ontario Canada because bro I'm in Alberta and I just actually found myself your vid just actually right now bro and I'm gonna definitely be looking into one of these cars anyways and so far ya bud no complaints about your vid because it gave me tons of info that I will definitely be using too buy myself a frist gen Veloster Turbo buddy so ya man great job bud because I will definitely take everything you said about the car too heart it has tons bump steer so they say so ya man again thanx so much bro for the info again buddy because ya I'm definitely taking everything to heart whenever I plan on buying myself one of these cars bro
Check out my other comment section below that I just actually gave a website about Performance Upgrades for that car buddy because ya they are in Cali but who really cares because they have great prices and products as well bud because ya it's definitely called KDM TUNERS because they built the Veloster Turbo for racing and stuff like this period bud the good old USA because there is a guy somewhere in USA who has a six hundred horsepower version of this car because I have seen the videos from that company who built that guy a complete racing engine for the Veloster Turbo and it was actually like six hundred horsepower man and they have Turbo Upgrades at like 550 horsepower so ya man they can definitely be taken to extremes
I bought mine for 7k. Did the intake exaust plugs coils. Some plasti dip on wheels and a tune. 450 bucks. Hp 205 to the wheels. 13.9 on auto sport. 🤘 I mean what else do you want. Disclaimer. Every car performs different. I bought mine with 107000. Miles..
FELLOW CANADIAN!! I'm looking at buying this car, is it more expensive for insurance? Any other expenses with mechanical issues that are inclined to arise in this vehicle? Thanks man, enjoyed your video!!!
Insurance on this car is pretty cheap relative to some other "sport" cars so no issues there. You do get insured as a Coupe though, despite it having 3 doors. As for mechanical issues, I didn't have any while I owned mine for 2 years but for more information in that regard i'd head to some Veloster forums and see what long-term owners say! Thanks a lot for the support, and hopefully I was able to help you out a bit :) Good luck with your purchase!
Quick question! I’m looking into buying a 2013 Veloster Remix. It does have an open recall due to something with the engine. Have you had any issues with your engine?
Hey bro, big fan I’m planning on getting a Veloster turbo 2017, 93,000km. Would you recommend? Also keep up the videos, it’s helping me decide if I should get it or not! :)
Funny there’s a BMW in the video - it’s the same generation as mine and I’m thinking if I had to sell my BMW due to expensive repairs, I’d consider a Veloster Turbo. How have insurance costs been compared to other cars?
Haha that's a funny coincidence indeed. Insurance on the Veloster is very reasonable, surprisingly though my 2006 Mustang GT which I drive and own currently is quite a bit less than the Veloster. Probably due to it being an older vehicle and having been insured for a longer time when I got the Mustang. Insurance is based on a ton of different factors though, so don't be surprised if you end up getting quoted the same for a Veloster as what you currently pay for the bimma.
Hello! Idk if this account is active anymore but is the base car considered a sports car? I’m tryna convince my mom to help me get it but she doesn’t want a sports car on her insurance plan
Hey! I'm not too certain if the car itself is considered a sports coupe or not. I don't think it would be, at least for the base model. However, to get a definitive answer, you and your mother should speak with your insurance person and ask them directly.
Bro literally we had the same cars my first car was a veloster when I got out prison then I got a Hyundai Sonata turbo 2012 I traded in my veloster for the sonata and then I got a 2012 Mustang GT /CS just thought it was crazy we went threw the same thought process 😂
Sure that doesn't seem so bad provided the KM's are relatively low and it's in good shape with no accidents/major repairs needed. It's always best to conduct your own research though and compare prices with the rest of the market on several selling platforms! Good luck :)
Is this on stock suspension? If so then that's very odd. You can probably take the car in to see if something is wrong because you shouldn't be scraping that badly on a stock vehicle; though I guess it depends where you live. Otherwise do you often carry a lot of weight in your vehicle? Relieving the car of some weight can help it gain a bit more clearance and possibly prevent it from scraping. In the meantime though, you can practice doing the diagonal method of crossing speed bumps. It's something most people do when driving lowered vehicles, and is basically a technique where you try to go over the speed bump one wheel at a time for maximum clearance and the best chance of not scraping. Best of luck, and hopefully this was helpful in some way!
@@OctaneStreet Thank you for the response! Very helpful! I guess I’ll try diagonal method for now, and get it checked out. Good to know, stock suspension isn’t the main issue.
I’m about to get a 2016 Veloster, I live in a city where the potholes are terrible and you mentioned suspension issues. Do you think it can handle pretty bad roads?
It can handle them, but it'll feel horrible going through them. Potholes and bad road conditions are horrible for ANY car though, can damage your suspension along with other components.
I would assume these cars are made to comfortably accomodate a wide array of heights including your own, but best way to know for sure is to go sit in one at a dealership or something and see how you feel.
If you can afford it, then gen 2 for sure. However, if you want to save money but still get a great car then gen 1 is the way to go. Both are great options, but personally i like gen 2 better. Especially that N model!
I hope I've helped educate you a little more on the platform at least! A new video should be dropping tomorrow where I talk about if I REGRET buying this car or not.
@@andyzzz104 I have 59,000 miles on it now. So far I've had to replace the clutch, pressure plate, and the throwout bearing. I'm also going to have to replace the timing belt, idler pully, and water pump soon. That will cost me $600-1200 probably
I'm not too sure what you're asking bud, are you wondering if a Veloster is rated to drive speeds up to 130km/h? Because if so then the answer is yes. Just about any car can go and sustain speeds of 130km/h haha.
@@OctaneStreet then how would you explain the problem of this car? I have seen 2013 model at 180000km for 6k$ and I don't know if it will be good deal for next 4 years?
@@ziaulhaqhamidi9505 Ohhh I get what you're asking now. Honestly your best bet is to look on Veloster Forums including Reddit to see what types of issues owners run into and when with these cars. I've sold mine over a year ago so I can't be of too much help but I imagine Velosters can hold up pretty well until maybe 220,000km or so? Just a guess. Good luck finding the answers you're looking for though, but $6k for 180k Veloster doesn't seem like too good of a deal if you ask me.
For sure, the only thing to be cautious of as a new driver is how low the car is from the factory and the A pillars are a bit thick and sloped so it covers a bit more than regular vehicles when it comes to vision at stop signs and lights, etc. Both are not big deals at all though trust me, so if you're thinking about getting a Veloster definitely go for it 👌
@@OctaneStreet I appreciate it I was trying to decide folks kept telling me to get a honda or nissan sentra for my first car but I told them the veloster is a nice size care they say it's looks to sporty and I know I'm getting the base model
@@keke6894 idk if you have it yet but i have a 2016 and i will say the turbo is much more fun than the base. i test drove both and the turbo just has much more of a kick to it
I had one, turbo 6 speed. It was definitely one of the cooler cars I've driven. Super reliable, I ran that thing to 150k miles in less than 3 years and it didn't complain at all. There are so many haters for the 3 door, but you're spot on, it comes in clutch! No need to slide front seats! Great car!! Highway pulls are fun too!
@@serfront1797 yes I sold it and bought an elantra. Growing family. But it didn't show any signs of slowing down at all. Super solid cars from my experience!
Yea, definitely makes for a decent and still enoyable daily! Though it can be a bit expensive to get into (if you want a decent Veloster anyway) if you're trying to save for something else like an STI.
I have a question!? I want to get one but I'm seeing this car all lower then 100k miles is that good or not since I see other hatches that are over 100k and they say it great and stuff! Hope you get what I'm trying to say
I don't think seeing a bunch below 100k miles is anything to worry about, or is anything that should deter you from being interested in ANY vehicle (unless it's a Jaguar, Maserati, etc. lol). It's kind of normal to be honest, these cars came out 6 years ago (for the 2014 version), if someone drives 15,000 miles/year it lines up pretty accurately for most to have around the 100,000 mile mark or lower. Hope that helps.
It's the very first model year of Velosters, so they may have issues. However, your best option is to do research on the internet and reddit to see exactly if that's the case. Personally, I think it'll be fine but it's always best to do your research before making ANY big purchase. Good luck!
I like the gen 2 but it cost to much for a first so I’m considering the gen 1 but I don’t know if I’m really into the bubbly look, I've also heard it can have a transmission problem is that true?
I have a 1st Gen (2016) Veloster with the DCT and have had no issues, The year to avoid is typically the 2013 model as it had alot of issues with the engine and transmisson. I was heavily engaged on the forums and didnt notice anything that stands out (other than the 2013's) in terms of reliablitity.
I own a 2014 turbo and I love it. Bought it used but from AZ clean. But the asshole who owned it was and idiot. Never changed the oil. I changed it when I bought the car but the damage was done drove it for 2 years and all was good. But one night I came home from work and it just lost power. Seemed like a normal break down. Even started the motor several times. But even shop said they started 2 times after that. I got the call. Need a new motor. I was like WTF. But he show me how the turbo fell apart and went through the motor. Cost me $6900 bucks. But I LOVE THE CAR wish I could trade it in for a new . one
Ah, sorry to hear you had to get a new motor for it so soon. Many people neglect oil changes, especially on newer vehicles. It's a shame. Thanks for sharing 👌
I've only owned mine with low kms on it but with that being said i've had no reliability issues. As for affordability, the turbo models can still cost you quite a bit in terms of the upfront purchase fee. I'd probably recommend either a base model (which isn't as fun to drive but much more affordable), or a beater car.
I have a 2017 Veloster turbo as my first ever car but I don’t know anything about cars and just got interested into learning about cars but don’t know where to start, was wondering if y’all got any advices on what I can do to gain more knowledge about cars.
What do you want to learn? You're already on the right path by being here on TH-cam since it's one of the best free learning platforms in the world :) I'd suggest to just start by googling, maybe read up on the specs of your car and what they all mean and go from there. Treat it as anything else you'd want to learn more about :)
@@dishesog4392 My pleasure, and another great starting point is to look into basic car maintenance and what they entail, how often they should be done for your car and at what intervals. Look into why those things need to be done, what are the parts involved, etc. Not only is this a great way to start learning, but it'll help you maintain and take better care of your vehicle.
Bro I never realized my roommate actually has a Veloster until you mentioned the 3 doors lmao. I think it's super unique and kinda dope tbh
Lol ayeee thanks homie!
I got a veloster as my first car and I love it! Although my friends always hit their heads getting into the back seat 😂😅
Lmao yea that's bound to happen! That slope of the roof is quite dangerous 😂
True Bro mi friend tooo 😂😂
The only thing holding me back from getting this car is how small it is. Otherwise I would get it asap
me too lol, but the handling is amazing
Got this car for my first car, its really fun especially with a manual
Ayeee glad you're enjoying it man 🤞
I want to get one too, especially since cars are so expensive right now and this is the only thing I can afford for my first car and I don’t know if it’s a good first car or not
@@braylynnrenee me too! Did you decide yet?
The top speed on this car stock is 155. It is faster than a 69 camero SS. Better handling. And great stereo. For a first car. You can't go wrong. Plus. The engine can take 500whp with detail. It's a turbo charged go cart with good looks that women actually like fellas. They look at me first before mustangs.
Hell, it's a great 5th car. Love it. I just have the poor-man's 2020 base model and have zero regrets, awesome little car.
Haha true that 👌
I’m buying a used 2014 this Monday so excited for it 🔥
Ayee good stuff man, I hope you enjoy the hell out of it :)
@@OctaneStreet yeah thanks fam I’ve had a Tahoe for 7 years since high school so it’s about time I get something better on gas ⛽️
You actually helped me a lot, I am in a dilemma in buying this car or a chevy thank youu!💙
Glad I can help! Hope you end up making the right decision.
this would be my first stick shift, thanks for this video man 🙏🏽
My pleasure 👌
Looking at cars because I turn 16 in a few months, this one is what Im hoping to get
Ouu nice! Happy early birthday man, hope you make the right choice 👌 A first car is important :)
Thx for the useful information - we are thinking of getting a Veloster as a second car. (We have a 2017 compact size CUV.) Really like your low key style.
I really appreciate the kind words, hopefully I was able to help you guys in coming to your decision :)
I picked up a 2016 Turbo put a KN Intake in it some vinyls on the headlights and I love it. Havent had any issues with it had it for about 2 years now
Our cars are almost identical besides the sunroof lol, sick license plate btw
Haha thanks man, is yours the R-Spec?EDIT: And no I haven't tuned it!
Would have been helpful if you actually took a tour inside the car and showed the engine as you explained the things. Would of like to see these details on video.
Yea I agree! Next time.
thanx for the video .i just bought a 42k mile basic gdi 1.6 THEN read all the bad reviews ..so far cant fault it at all
It's a good first car. Bought it without knowing alot about it. Bad choice but I love it. Always know whT you are buying. Dont be like me and dumb cuz ilove it but it could've been a bad car for all I know. I did test drive it. Thought it was small cuz I'm fat but after a few days of driving it I can say its comfy as hell.
Haha don't worry I bought it pretty much on sight as well. I did my research beforehand but really only went with it because it was good condition and in my budget and was available. It definitely wasn't my first choice though! Thanks for sharing man 🙂
Found a 2013 Veloster with 130K miles on for $5K. It is a non turbo version. Is it worth it?
Literally my dream for my first car. Best and most honest video!! Subscribing ASAP!!!
Haha really appreciate that, be warned though! I've since sold this vehicle to purchase my own dream car :)
Great car. It's fun to drive and rascally at corners.
I had an evap code on my 2009 ford focus se and nothing too major! Just when its full, don't put 3$ or 1$ to 3$ or 7$ over after its full! When its full you stop! Ive put 2 cents maybe 25 to 50 cents wouldn't hurt but it just adds more pressure for no reason!
Thanks for sharing!
@@OctaneStreet you are very welcome!
I found mine 89k miles for $2000 a base model and now getting a brand spanking new engine for free at the dealership.Making it my first project car😁😆
Sounds like a steal :)
2k, I’m about to spend 10k for a 80k mileage, wth?
So you don't have to be the first owner to get the engine replaced or did you get it from the dealership
@@LiilTyweezy The whole thing sounds shady and ridiculous.
Dude I love the veloster iz tha best car for a starter
Haha yea it's a great little car!
I’m probably gonna get a veloster for my first car and I watched ur very good video to see if it was a good starter car
By the way ima sub to u
@@DevonRedditGD Thanks so much for subscribing man, it really means a lot to me! Make sure you check out my latest video where I talk about if I regret buying my Veloster before you buy your own!
U bet I will
Ah. Thank u bro. Very useful information
Truly my pleasure 😀
Bro so you are definitely Canadian eh because I just saw your license plate and it even said that you live in Ontario Canada because bro I'm in Alberta and I just actually found myself your vid just actually right now bro and I'm gonna definitely be looking into one of these cars anyways and so far ya bud no complaints about your vid because it gave me tons of info that I will definitely be using too buy myself a frist gen Veloster Turbo buddy so ya man great job bud because I will definitely take everything you said about the car too heart it has tons bump steer so they say so ya man again thanx so much bro for the info again buddy because ya I'm definitely taking everything to heart whenever I plan on buying myself one of these cars bro
Thanks man, glad I was able to help you make a little bit more of an informed decision 🙂
Check out my other comment section below that I just actually gave a website about Performance Upgrades for that car buddy because ya they are in Cali but who really cares because they have great prices and products as well bud because ya it's definitely called KDM TUNERS because they built the Veloster Turbo for racing and stuff like this period bud the good old USA because there is a guy somewhere in USA who has a six hundred horsepower version of this car because I have seen the videos from that company who built that guy a complete racing engine for the Veloster Turbo and it was actually like six hundred horsepower man and they have Turbo Upgrades at like 550 horsepower so ya man they can definitely be taken to extremes
I bought mine for 7k. Did the intake exaust plugs coils. Some plasti dip on wheels and a tune. 450 bucks. Hp 205 to the wheels. 13.9 on auto sport. 🤘 I mean what else do you want. Disclaimer. Every car performs different. I bought mine with 107000. Miles..
Still got it?
Personally I love velosters :)
Good, honest review.
FELLOW CANADIAN!! I'm looking at buying this car, is it more expensive for insurance? Any other expenses with mechanical issues that are inclined to arise in this vehicle?
Thanks man, enjoyed your video!!!
Insurance on this car is pretty cheap relative to some other "sport" cars so no issues there. You do get insured as a Coupe though, despite it having 3 doors. As for mechanical issues, I didn't have any while I owned mine for 2 years but for more information in that regard i'd head to some Veloster forums and see what long-term owners say! Thanks a lot for the support, and hopefully I was able to help you out a bit :) Good luck with your purchase!
Quick question! I’m looking into buying a 2013 Veloster Remix. It does have an open recall due to something with the engine. Have you had any issues with your engine?
If anything is wrong with the engine they should replace it my MIL had hers replaced in like a 08 after a recall in 2020
Hey bro, big fan I’m planning on getting a Veloster turbo 2017, 93,000km. Would you recommend? Also keep up the videos, it’s helping me decide if I should get it or not! :)
Hey man thanks for the support 👊 If the price is right for the one you have your eye on, then I definitely say go for it! :)
did you buy it used or new
Bought it used with 40,000km on it.
Funny there’s a BMW in the video - it’s the same generation as mine and I’m thinking if I had to sell my BMW due to expensive repairs, I’d consider a Veloster Turbo. How have insurance costs been compared to other cars?
Haha that's a funny coincidence indeed. Insurance on the Veloster is very reasonable, surprisingly though my 2006 Mustang GT which I drive and own currently is quite a bit less than the Veloster. Probably due to it being an older vehicle and having been insured for a longer time when I got the Mustang. Insurance is based on a ton of different factors though, so don't be surprised if you end up getting quoted the same for a Veloster as what you currently pay for the bimma.
Hello! Idk if this account is active anymore but is the base car considered a sports car? I’m tryna convince my mom to help me get it but she doesn’t want a sports car on her insurance plan
Hey! I'm not too certain if the car itself is considered a sports coupe or not. I don't think it would be, at least for the base model. However, to get a definitive answer, you and your mother should speak with your insurance person and ask them directly.
The turbo line takes premium gas right?
No, it can run on 87 (that's what it recommends in the owner's manual).
Bro literally we had the same cars my first car was a veloster when I got out prison then I got a Hyundai Sonata turbo 2012 I traded in my veloster for the sonata and then I got a 2012 Mustang GT /CS just thought it was crazy we went threw the same thought process 😂
Haha that's jokes, and although i'm sure you bought your stang a while ago, Congrats on getting it anyway 👊
is 2013 Veloster a good one? someone is selling for 9k cad. is it a good buy?
Sure that doesn't seem so bad provided the KM's are relatively low and it's in good shape with no accidents/major repairs needed. It's always best to conduct your own research though and compare prices with the rest of the market on several selling platforms! Good luck :)
The base sale price is usually $7,800
yo what exhaust you have? sounds sick
Nothing but a Muffler Delete. Here's the video where I got it done: th-cam.com/video/be4g8uZsKQU/w-d-xo.html
my dream car
Aye, I hope you're able to get it some day soon!
My Veloster bottom keep scraping yellow speed bumps even at slow speed. Any tips?
Is this on stock suspension? If so then that's very odd. You can probably take the car in to see if something is wrong because you shouldn't be scraping that badly on a stock vehicle; though I guess it depends where you live. Otherwise do you often carry a lot of weight in your vehicle? Relieving the car of some weight can help it gain a bit more clearance and possibly prevent it from scraping. In the meantime though, you can practice doing the diagonal method of crossing speed bumps. It's something most people do when driving lowered vehicles, and is basically a technique where you try to go over the speed bump one wheel at a time for maximum clearance and the best chance of not scraping. Best of luck, and hopefully this was helpful in some way!
@@OctaneStreet Thank you for the response! Very helpful! I guess I’ll try diagonal method for now, and get it checked out. Good to know, stock suspension isn’t the main issue.
Heated steering wheel?
Yes Velosters with the tech package come with heated steering :)
I’m about to get a 2016 Veloster, I live in a city where the potholes are terrible and you mentioned suspension issues. Do you think it can handle pretty bad roads?
It can handle them, but it'll feel horrible going through them. Potholes and bad road conditions are horrible for ANY car though, can damage your suspension along with other components.
Im 6' 2". Will i be able to fit in the driver seat?
I would assume these cars are made to comfortably accomodate a wide array of heights including your own, but best way to know for sure is to go sit in one at a dealership or something and see how you feel.
@@OctaneStreet alright thanks man
Gen 1 or 2 would u recommend tho? 2 probably right
If you can afford it, then gen 2 for sure. However, if you want to save money but still get a great car then gen 1 is the way to go. Both are great options, but personally i like gen 2 better. Especially that N model!
I'm considering getting this car if I ever have to replace my Volvo C30
I hope I've helped educate you a little more on the platform at least! A new video should be dropping tomorrow where I talk about if I REGRET buying this car or not.
@@OctaneStreet my top two choices are the Mazda MX5 and the Veloster Turbo
@@alexm5209 Ouu that's a tough one! The miata is an infamous machine!
Damn I almost bought a C30 yesterday. How many miles does your have? And have you had to do any major repairs?
@@andyzzz104 I have 59,000 miles on it now. So far I've had to replace the clutch, pressure plate, and the throwout bearing. I'm also going to have to replace the timing belt, idler pully, and water pump soon. That will cost me $600-1200 probably
Bro I'm in Ontario also is it too bad to buy 2013 model if I run at about 130kmph? I don't know alot about cars
I'm not too sure what you're asking bud, are you wondering if a Veloster is rated to drive speeds up to 130km/h? Because if so then the answer is yes. Just about any car can go and sustain speeds of 130km/h haha.
@@OctaneStreet then how would you explain the problem of this car? I have seen 2013 model at 180000km for 6k$ and I don't know if it will be good deal for next 4 years?
@@ziaulhaqhamidi9505 Ohhh I get what you're asking now. Honestly your best bet is to look on Veloster Forums including Reddit to see what types of issues owners run into and when with these cars. I've sold mine over a year ago so I can't be of too much help but I imagine Velosters can hold up pretty well until maybe 220,000km or so? Just a guess. Good luck finding the answers you're looking for though, but $6k for 180k Veloster doesn't seem like too good of a deal if you ask me.
@@OctaneStreet thank you bro so indirectly it is a NO?
@@OctaneStreet where we can follow you on social media Twitter or Instagram to be updated
What kinda rims do you have?
Can't remember the exact name since this was my old car. I know that they are RSSW's though.
Will this be a good first car foe a new driver?
For sure, the only thing to be cautious of as a new driver is how low the car is from the factory and the A pillars are a bit thick and sloped so it covers a bit more than regular vehicles when it comes to vision at stop signs and lights, etc. Both are not big deals at all though trust me, so if you're thinking about getting a Veloster definitely go for it 👌
@@OctaneStreet I appreciate it I was trying to decide folks kept telling me to get a honda or nissan sentra for my first car but I told them the veloster is a nice size care they say it's looks to sporty and I know I'm getting the base model
@@keke6894 idk if you have it yet but i have a 2016 and i will say the turbo is much more fun than the base. i test drove both and the turbo just has much more of a kick to it
@@Kara-ch4nr the only thing is ion won't nothing to to fast this my first first car
he did not put that big ass spoiler on that beamer
Lmao, you don't like it? His bimmer is making like 600whp it's functional. I think it looks sick though i'm a fan of big wings.
10k for a used😢🥺, lookin at getting a nearly new 2015 for like 30k🥲
I'd personally go with the used one brother, but it's ultimately your decision.
@@OctaneStreet this is one with 5000km I meant to say it’s sad cause 10k would be so cheap, the used ones are like 19k cheapest
@@albertohart5334 i will be selling mine for 16-18 soon
Laughs at own joke cmon now
What's wrong with that!
5'6" is short af. I'm 6'3"
Short people get all of the deals and sale items
Pros and cons I guess
I had one, turbo 6 speed. It was definitely one of the cooler cars I've driven. Super reliable, I ran that thing to 150k miles in less than 3 years and it didn't complain at all. There are so many haters for the 3 door, but you're spot on, it comes in clutch! No need to slide front seats! Great car!! Highway pulls are fun too!
what happened to it after the 3 years did u sell it?
@@serfront1797 yes I sold it and bought an elantra. Growing family. But it didn't show any signs of slowing down at all. Super solid cars from my experience!
@@BWTECH0521 What year was your VT? I heard it has a pretty good sound system as well
@@EmptyHand49 it was a 2013 with the dimensioj audio. It was very good
@@bwfam0521 is the base veloster a sports car? I want to get one by mom isn’t allowing me to get a sports car
Sounds like a good choice for a decent daily. I want to save my sti but I wanted to find a daily that I'd still like.
Yea, definitely makes for a decent and still enoyable daily! Though it can be a bit expensive to get into (if you want a decent Veloster anyway) if you're trying to save for something else like an STI.
mines a track car lmao
I'm short too my mane. Thanks for all the very descriptive info on this! I wanted this car and you sold me! Much love brotha!
Haha my pleasure man, thanks for checking my video out and i'm glad I was able to help you make a better decision!
I have a question!? I want to get one but I'm seeing this car all lower then 100k miles is that good or not since I see other hatches that are over 100k and they say it great and stuff! Hope you get what I'm trying to say
I don't think seeing a bunch below 100k miles is anything to worry about, or is anything that should deter you from being interested in ANY vehicle (unless it's a Jaguar, Maserati, etc. lol). It's kind of normal to be honest, these cars came out 6 years ago (for the 2014 version), if someone drives 15,000 miles/year it lines up pretty accurately for most to have around the 100,000 mile mark or lower. Hope that helps.
Octane Street - Apprentice Mechanic what kind of maintence are you having? And what’s a good top end miles for these?
@@ConnorTierney Not entirely sure what your question is asking unfortunately.
i got a 2014 veloster with a red interior, black rims, and its all white and it aint turbod but i still love it
As long as she puts a smile on your face then that is all that matters 👌
Is a veloster 2012 a good year any clue? I’m thinking of getting one
It's the very first model year of Velosters, so they may have issues. However, your best option is to do research on the internet and reddit to see exactly if that's the case. Personally, I think it'll be fine but it's always best to do your research before making ANY big purchase. Good luck!
I like the gen 2 but it cost to much for a first so I’m considering the gen 1 but I don’t know if I’m really into the bubbly look, I've also heard it can have a transmission problem is that true?
I have a 1st Gen (2016) Veloster with the DCT and have had no issues, The year to avoid is typically the 2013 model as it had alot of issues with the engine and transmisson. I was heavily engaged on the forums and didnt notice anything that stands out (other than the 2013's) in terms of reliablitity.
metalroach437 thank you
Im considering this car as my first, the 2016 model, good price and low mileage. Awesome review!
Thanks man, my only advice would be to get the turbo model if you can! They're MUCH more fun and sporty to drive than the NA models :)
@@OctaneStreet yeah i agree! The one im looking at is a turbo with about 40k miles and manual
I own a 2014 turbo and I love it. Bought it used but from AZ clean. But the asshole who owned it was and idiot. Never changed the oil. I changed it when I bought the car but the damage was done drove it for 2 years and all was good. But one night I came home from work and it just lost power. Seemed like a normal break down. Even started the motor several times. But even shop said they started 2 times after that. I got the call. Need a new motor. I was like WTF. But he show me how the turbo fell apart and went through the motor. Cost me $6900 bucks. But I LOVE THE CAR wish I could trade it in for a new . one
Ah, sorry to hear you had to get a new motor for it so soon. Many people neglect oil changes, especially on newer vehicles. It's a shame. Thanks for sharing 👌
They are very good first cars not to much speed just right easy to park in handle
Have you done a tune? Also have a white turbo 2015 veloster
I want a voloster N 2020 for my first car
My family said they will lease it for 3 years
Did you get it?
must be nice being rich
Bro I’m 5,3” !😂
It’s going to be perfect for me 😂
Lmaoo 👌
How’s the reliability and is it expensive to maintain for student?
I've only owned mine with low kms on it but with that being said i've had no reliability issues. As for affordability, the turbo models can still cost you quite a bit in terms of the upfront purchase fee. I'd probably recommend either a base model (which isn't as fun to drive but much more affordable), or a beater car.
@@OctaneStreet is 60000km considered low?
Lil H yes it is
I have a 2017 Veloster turbo as my first ever car but I don’t know anything about cars and just got interested into learning about cars but don’t know where to start, was wondering if y’all got any advices on what I can do to gain more knowledge about cars.
What do you want to learn? You're already on the right path by being here on TH-cam since it's one of the best free learning platforms in the world :) I'd suggest to just start by googling, maybe read up on the specs of your car and what they all mean and go from there. Treat it as anything else you'd want to learn more about :)
@@OctaneStreet thank you for the advice 💯
@@dishesog4392 My pleasure, and another great starting point is to look into basic car maintenance and what they entail, how often they should be done for your car and at what intervals. Look into why those things need to be done, what are the parts involved, etc. Not only is this a great way to start learning, but it'll help you maintain and take better care of your vehicle.
Watch doug de muro
Thanks for the video!
It means nothing if people don't watch it so thank you too for watching 👊
Is it insured as a 2 door?
Yes it is considered a coupe
Great Video man
Thank you
Hey man im so glad i found ur video
I wanna get this car as my first car 2013 model
Im not sure if it gd in the winter with snow do u recommend it ??
The Veloster can definitely handle its own in the winter as long as you get some good winter tires on it. Great car for all year round :)