A Blog of Cars

Here's one of my random posts. This time, it's the Veloster's turn. The Veloster. A three door "coupe-sedan" fusion. For me, it looked really weird at first. One door on one side and two doors on the passenger side? Well, that's what the Veloster is all about. If you have a sport coupe or have driven one, you might know that fitting passengers on the rear seat can be quite a mission. That is what the Veloster's design is about. Having a sports cars that can be able to fit your friends in the back seats. I have seen the Veloster's on the roads and in parking lots. I have to say that they look really nice and sporty on the roads and in the parking lots. The lines of the car's design, the led accent headlights, the centered exhaust tips, the center ignition start button, the sporty gauges, the massive sunroof, the wheels, and many other things make it look like a really good looking car. Weird, yeah, but nice enough to maybe consider getting one...

Recently, I rented a car for a long trip with my family. I wanted it to be a large car for five persons and storage for our luggage and stuff, since we were staying over with family on another town for a couple of days. The place where I went had only few choices, most of them Ford. They also had a couple of Hyundai Sonata, Ford Fusion, Explorer, and a Taurus. At first I thought the Sonata, but then there wouldn't be enough space for our luggage. The Fusion seemed like the logical choice, because the Explorer's daily rent was more expensive. But then, for five more dollars, I could take the Taurus. At first it felt like such a heavy and bulky car (because I drive a two door coupe, and the Taurus is big and bulky), but it had such a nice mix of elegance, sportiness, and comfort that I was, after a few minutes driving it, in love with it. It was the SEL model, that had black leather interiors, a very nice sound system with satellite radio, the Sync (which works just awesome), and...