At the 2012 Detroit Auto Show, Hyundai unveiled the Veloster, a sporty compact with an asymmetrical door configuration.
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Hyundai brought out its new Veloster compact car and it's ready for production.
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The Veloster looks, at first, like a three door hatchback.
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Walk around to the passenger side and you'll see that the Veloster has an extra door. This asymmetrical design aids in rear passenger entrance and egress.
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The Veloster has a low slung design and a high beltline. Also check out the center exhaust tips.
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At the other end, the Veloster features a dramatic interpretation of Hyundai's "fluidic sculpture" design language, with deep creases and rear swept headlamps.
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The Veloster's hood features a pair of faux vents on its hood, lending to its sporty appearance.
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The Veloster features an insect-like appearance. Perhaps it's the grasshopper shade of green.
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A spacious hatch can be further expanded thanks to fold down rear seats.
