Those are so 2004. I like the massive tach + shift light. Lol it's probably a bone stock automatic. Probably needs a 75 shot to be able to spin those 18x7.5's.



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Over here it's almost impossible to find J2's & RD's that aren't in terrible shape due to neglectful owners, it's a shame really. I imagine in Poland people take better care of their vehicles?



Are there any neat parts/options on J2's over there that aren't available over here? On google the only differences I see are side markers on the fenders and optional fog lights.

 

At this point, this platform is 16 years to 20 years old. A 20 year old low-cost car is going to be beat to hell unless it was somebody's baby.

 

Good job on maintaining your car! It looks great!

 

All the J2's are the same here my man. Most of them are rusted to hell too. There are exceptions though. It is possible to find some in extremely good shape. The conditions here are nowhere near as good as in America. You'll leave your car parked and 80% of the time it'll be hit or scratched. The road conditions are not even comparable, so there will be a lot of mud and rocks that are kicked up.



I drive a SEAT Cordoba and if it wasn't for that German quality, the car would really be in bad shape. There was a hail storm in Croatia a while back that damaged the hood and trunk 15 years ago and it's been like that since. I can imagine that kind of damage on a Hyundai...