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Hyundai must have had a terrible cup of chai when it designed the i30 Fastback. Thankfully, big wheels and a body kit stop the i30 N Fastback from looking like a complete ugly duckling. Just check out ...

Less than a week is left until Hyundai takes the veil off the third member of the N family after the i30 and Veloster. The i30 Fastback N will then premiere in the flesh at the 2018 Paris Motor Show ...

Hyundai has rolled out two tempting new versions of the i30 recently. There’s the performance-oriented i30 N hot hatch, and the sleek i30 Fastback. Now the two are coming together in one package that ...

Hyundai is launching the newest member of its i30 range, the Fastback, a car that features a sloping roof line, a high spoiler line and a strong C-pillar design. The new i30 Fastback joins its 5-door ...

What’s a Hyundai i30? You’ve almost certainly not heard of a Hyundai i30, but you’re more than likely familiar with its American-market cousin, the Hyundai Elantra. It’s pretty much the same car but ...

Despite average dynamics and sedate performance, the i30 Fastback impresses with its range of standard equipment and top build quality It may be hard to imagine, but the Hyundai i30 Fastback owes its ...

Hyundai's newest Elantra GT has a sporty liftback variant sold overseas, and the car has just received the N performance treatment. The standard version of the car is called i30 Fastback, and now ...

Following the reveal of the i30 and i30 Tourer, and finally the i30 N hot hatchback, Hyundai has debuted the final variant of i30: the 2018 i30 Fastback. Note, the 3-door Hyundai i30 does not return ...

Topline: Ahead of the Paris Motor Show, Hyundai has revealed a non-hatch, four-door version of its i30 N dubbed the Fastback. Just like the regular i30 N, it won’t be sold in the U.S. It’s essentially ...

The i30 Fastback is purposely steered by design. It is meant to be a little provocative, possibly even seductive. It is a product created to stir up emotions in an otherwise steady and rational brand.