Hyundai i20N | Slower Car Means More Fun

Today I want to share with you idea, that sometimes slower and less powerful car can give more fun in terms of driving experience. It is not always about how many horse power you have. Rather how often you can use it and explore performance.
To prove my point I took this tiny Hyundai i20N on little drive on snow, twisty road.
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[@ytrezzzz]

i own one since december. really awesome litte hot hatch , fun and economic in daily use .

[@parthlad]

Super jealous we don't get this model in Canada! awesome video 👍

[@claudiadavies5110]

Absolutely love this video and agree wholeheartedly that you don't need huge power🙂🙂🙂

[@DreamDrive13]

Thanks 🙌🏻. However it doesn’t hurt to have more power 😜

[@claudiadavies5110]

@@DreamDrive13 😁😁😁👏👏👏

[@MC-qg4qf]

Loved your vid. Everybody raves about this car. I'm buying one.

[@DreamDrive13]

Congratulations 🥳. I think it’s even better than i30N

[@davidg2022]

@@DreamDrive13 What is it you prefer about it Vs i30N?

[@sonydschx200]

what tires you have for winter?

[@marekcz8570]

Great vid. Nice it is in English. Good luck.

[@DreamDrive13]

Dzięki 😜

[@Z7Jake]

Great! At the end of day happiness matters, not the spec sheet. I would rather drive engaging hot hatch with 0-100 around 6.5-7.0 than eg. much faster SUV that isolates everything from the driver. Humans can surprisingly fast get used to acceleration.

[@ghostinthemachine76]

Exactly right Jake 👍

[@damienfrizzell9394]

It's a beginner car and nothing wrong with that I learnt in a Suzuki Swift Sport. But my Elantra n is so much more

[@dihozaur]

Elantra is a sleeper dude