I bought a Hyundai i30N Drive-N Limited Edition and took it to the world's most dangerous circuit!

In June this year, Hyundai announced the Hyundai i30N Drive-N Limited Edition. With just 800 models worldwide, and only 75 in the UK, I was keen to get my hands on one and bring it back to the circuit where it was developed: the Nurburgring, to see if it really is as good on track as everyone claims.
Along with my friends Max and Jamie, we turned the whole experience into a road trip and got to explore petrolhead heaven.
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[@edinburghwatchcompany247]

Congratulations on your new purchase. I was there two weeks ago in my black Ltd Edition. Great car. Awesome in the wet and a blast in the dry too.

[@nosutv2893]

he sold it a month later xd?

[@fushisu]

@@nosutv2893 Limited edition doesn't mean ''One of its own kind'' type thing with cars. Limited edition just means limited amounts being made for a limited time.

[@peterjohnson6268]

Looks great fun, cracking video, well done.

[@Snappyjase]

Project Cars 3 tattoo reveal when? Awesome video - what a fantastic boys trip that was!

[@Jimster71]

Looked like a great trip. Cool to see the signatures from the 2019 GT outing. Racing gloves with normal clothes does look like you're about to take a roast out of the oven though 😉

[@tigerpsa4549]

Nice car!

[@SkillsForKills89]

Tom I'm stuck between a few cars. i30N DCT, M140i or new shape 2 series 230i

[@ashleyevans1255]

Great vid Could you give me your opinion please. I test drove a pre facelift i30n manual with gpf filter and found it popped and banged like mad at low speeds . Also test drove the facelift with dct gearbox and thought there was hardly any pops and bangs unless you really revved hard. Would you say the dct is quieter ? Thanks

[@TomBrooksMedia]

I would say it’s quieter, which I think is down to the 8-speed DCT and it changing gear more frequently meaning it’s almost always at a lower RPM compared to the manual. With my manual I didn’t notice too many pops and bangs in normal mode but it was a bit more lairy in N mode, seems about the same in this model. I did a review on the DCT recently which you can see here: Is this the greatest hot hatch money can buy? | Hyundai i30N Drive-N Limited Edition DCT Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHLclnSpq72an7c

[@nosutv2893]

2:09 was curious why Brits sharing sweets by giving one "peace" from a pack

[@simluc613]

At 7.28

[@rover1374]

Those sausages looked the wurst

[@opadilla123]

What is limited a bought it

[@BO3I5]

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