The first Hyundai i30 registered in 2010 will get a free bodykit that Hyundai calls “M Sport” (from MS Design), which consists of a new front, rear and side skirts, a black plastic cover for the grille, twin exhaust pipes and plastic mouldings on the rear bumper.
Comparing the price list I have here, it looks like the full kit costs about RM8,000 if you buy it separately after the first free 50 units. You can find hi-res images after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog about the Hyundai i30 bodykit highlight that it is imported from Austria and priced affordably compared to Europe, with some skepticism about the real value and cost. Many express concerns about the car's high price, resale value, and maintenance costs, comparing it unfavorably to Japanese and other European cars. Several comments praise Hyundai's quality improvements, safety ratings, and features, while others criticize the design, price, and dealership experience. Overall, reactions are mixed but tend toward skepticism about value and pricing.