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2018 Hot Hatch Mega Test Video, Part 2: Road

2018 Hot Hatch Mega Test Video, Part 2: Road

Posted on May 24, 2018July 15, 2019 By Jarvis

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Welcome to Part Two of the video feature for our recent 2018 Hot Hatch Mega Test.

To recap, we’ve assembled three all-wheel-drivers and three front-drivers from non-premium marques, with pricing ranging from $43k (i30 N) through to $57,690 (STI Spec R). It’s a rich and diverse field with each competitor representing its maker’s fastest and most fun-filled efforts.

Competitors include Hyundai’s i30 N Performance, Ford’s Focus RS Limited Edition, Honda’s Civic Type R, Peugeot’s 308 GTI 270 and Volkswagen’s Golf R.

In Part One: Track and Performance (http://gearopen.com/audio-video/2018-hot-hatch-mega-test-video-track-and-performance-79089/), we pull their strings around Winton Raceway racetrack, and in 0-100km/h acceleration and 100-0km/h braking tests.
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Cars Tags:audio, Civic, Ford, golf R, GTI, Honda, Hyundai, limited edition, STI, video, Volkswagen

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