Video Find: Reasons Why Hyundai Veloster is “Engineered for Whatever”

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Is it really engineered for whatever?

The 2012 Hyundai Veloster. Engineered for Whatever.

The all-new 2012 Hyundai Veloster is the newest addition to the Korean automaker’s lineup, and if you’ve been eyeballing the three-door car but need a reason to justify buying one, the latest string of ads give you plenty of them.

If you live in one of the several states that bans cell phone use while driving, the first reason can save you a heap of money. The Veloster’s voice text messaging system will surely come in handy if you ever find yourself sandwiched in between two motorcycle cops while you’re deeply delved into a texting conversation. Blue Link has your back and prevents you from getting into a sticky situation whenever cops unexpectedly grace your presence.

Hungry but don’t know where to eat? Blue Link saves the day yet again with its restaurant ratings to help find a good place to eat, whatever you’re craving. The third reason revolves around the Veloster’s third door, and while the ad says “you know why” – we don’t. Do you?

Need a couple more reasons? The Veloster is Pandora-friendly, and whether you’re into head banging or rump shaking music, the Veloster doesn’t judge. Hyundai also boasts the three-door coupe has best-in-class total interior volume, and if you’re unsure what exactly that means, it’s put to the test.

Check out the many reasons the 2012 Hyundai Veloster is engineered for whatever in the video below.

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[V-speed]

I still dont understand the one with the girl getting out the back door...

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I still dont understand the one with the girl getting out the back door...

Hyundai probably thought it was a good idea to get us men more interested in the veloster, throwing out the idea of a w*ore-door hahaha

Can you blame them? i think not!

[V-speed]

or a threesome? lol

[H-Town]

OK, so guess it is going to take "a Lady" to explain. (1) passengers safely exit on curb side with third door not street side (2) most important...you can get out of the back with a short dress on gracefully :-)