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On April 15, 2017 Dana got her second car -- a 2013 Hyundai Veloster.
 
On April 15, 2017 Dana got her second car -- a 2013 Hyundai Veloster.
  
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Her first car (the [[2004 PT Cruiser]]) had started to experience more and more problems and needed enough repairs on a regular enough basis that it made less sense to keep an older car and pay regular repair bills than it did to bit the bullet and choose a newer vehicle.
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Her first car (the [[2004 PT Cruiser]]) had started to experience more and more problems and needed enough repairs on a regular enough basis that it made less sense to keep an older car and pay regular repair bills than it did to bite the bullet and choose a newer vehicle.
  
 
Dana looked around and after evaluating a few models (including the Mini Cooper, the Chevrolet Spark, the Kia Soul, and the Chevrolet Sonic), Jon was searching the Coggin Nissan website and stumbled across a listing for a model no one in the family had ever heard of; the Hyundai Veloster.
 
Dana looked around and after evaluating a few models (including the Mini Cooper, the Chevrolet Spark, the Kia Soul, and the Chevrolet Sonic), Jon was searching the Coggin Nissan website and stumbled across a listing for a model no one in the family had ever heard of; the Hyundai Veloster.
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The photo gallery here is from the dealership's web page.
 
The photo gallery here is from the dealership's web page.
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<gallery mode="packed-hover">
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Image:v-frontright.JPG|Front Right
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Image:v-back.JPG|Backend
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Image:v-back3d.JPG|Inside the 3rd Door
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Image:v-backseats.JPG|Back Seats
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Image:v-cargo.JPG|Cargo Area
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Image:v-climate.JPG|Climate Control
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Image:v-cockpit.JPG|Cockpit
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Image:v-driverseat.JPG|Driver's Seat
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Image:v-driverwindows.JPG|Driver's Window & Lock Controls
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Image:v-engine.JPG|Engine Compartment
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Image:v-ent.JPG|Entertainment Console
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Image:v-front.JPG|Frontend
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Image:v-frontleft.JPG|Front Left
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Image:v-frontseats.JPG|Front Seats
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Image:v-hemblem.JPG|Hyundai Emblem
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Image:v-indoor.JPG|Interior from Passenger Side
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Image:v-left.JPG|Left
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Image:v-lefthead.JPG|Left Headlight
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Image:v-leftrear.JPG|Left Tail Light
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Image:v-lefttail.JPG|Left Tail Light
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Image:v-mfg.JPG|Manufacturing Plate
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Image:v-right.JPG|Right
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Image:v-righthead.JPG|Right Headlight
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Image:v-rightrear.JPG|Right Rear
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Image:v-righttail.JPG|Right Tail Light
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Image:v-shifter.JPG|Shifter
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Image:v-stwheel.JPG|Steering Wheel
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Image:v-swcontrol.JPG|Interior Light Controls
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Image:v-swcruise.JPG|Steering Wheel Cruise Controls
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Image:v-swent.JPG|Steering Wheel Enterinment Controls
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Image:v-swmiles.JPG|Odometer
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Image:v-swphone.JPG|Steering Wheel Bluetooth Phone Controls
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Image:v-swtrip.JPG|Steering Wheel Tripmeter Controls
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Image:v-tread.JPG|Tire Tread
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Image:v-wheel.JPG|Wheels
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</gallery>

Latest revision as of 18:03, 16 April 2017

On April 15, 2017 Dana got her second car -- a 2013 Hyundai Veloster.

Her first car (the 2004 PT Cruiser) had started to experience more and more problems and needed enough repairs on a regular enough basis that it made less sense to keep an older car and pay regular repair bills than it did to bite the bullet and choose a newer vehicle.

Dana looked around and after evaluating a few models (including the Mini Cooper, the Chevrolet Spark, the Kia Soul, and the Chevrolet Sonic), Jon was searching the Coggin Nissan website and stumbled across a listing for a model no one in the family had ever heard of; the Hyundai Veloster.

One day and a couple of test drives later, the PT Cruiser was traded in on the Veloster.

The photo gallery here is from the dealership's web page.

  • Front Right

  • Backend

  • Inside the 3rd Door

  • Back Seats

  • Cargo Area

  • Climate Control

  • Cockpit

  • Driver's Seat

  • Driver's Window & Lock Controls

  • Engine Compartment

  • Entertainment Console

  • Frontend

  • Front Left

  • Front Seats

  • Hyundai Emblem

  • Interior from Passenger Side

  • Left

  • Left Headlight

  • Left Tail Light

  • Left Tail Light

  • Manufacturing Plate

  • Right

  • Right Headlight

  • Right Rear

  • Right Tail Light

  • Shifter

  • Steering Wheel

  • Interior Light Controls

  • Steering Wheel Cruise Controls

  • Steering Wheel Enterinment Controls

  • Odometer

  • Steering Wheel Bluetooth Phone Controls

  • Steering Wheel Tripmeter Controls

  • Tire Tread

  • Wheels

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