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Originally Posted by mkoesel
It's a neat little SUV, and I'm definitely not the target, but when I realized it was FWD-only (no AWD option), it sort of ruined the whole thing for me. I understand why they did - it allows them to share with the Veloster N - but it somewhat defeats the purpose of an SUV. And in a performance application, the AWD would likely be even more welcome.
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Agree the no AWD is a bit of a headscratcher but from what I've seen from the Veloster N it seems they have managed traction pretty well. I imagine the target audience for this is likely very small even if offered with AWD, but its great to see more affordable options for the enthusiast, especially if they have a family and need a crossover.