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Bob, Warwickshire
Hyundai Trajet 2003
Spacious, very stable, comfortable for kids and driver 2.0 diesel is bit heavy on fuel but ideal for longer journeys.
Submitted: 17/11/2008 08:49:13
Colin Fairhurst, Conwy
Hyundai Sonata cdx automatic 2006
Well, I’ve had the Sonata CDX 2.4 petrol automatic for 3 months now and have covered 8000 miles in that time bringing the total mileage up to 20000 in 3 years. The car is ebony black and looks really impressive and has a nice sporting muscular stance (the 17" alloy wheels and 225/50 tyres also help the stance). This car really does get heads turning and looks much more expensive that it really is, the leather interior trim is also very impressive, much better than the previous model and, again, gets lots of compliments. The car has been trouble free since I’ve had it with the exception of a slight fault on the VDO radio/CD which was replaced immediately. The performance of the car is more than adequate but In hindsight I would have gone for the 3.3 litre V6 which is only marginally more thirsty and gives one the added bonus of a 145 mph top speed and acceleration to match AND the most glorious yowl as the engine goes through 3500 rpm! To summarise, the car looks good, drives well, is very spacious (especially the boot which is cavernous), is quieter than a lot of the opposition and is such good value for money. The only minor gripe that I have is that the fuel economy isn’t brilliant but I’ve countered that issue by fitting a sequential LPG system so now it is ’thumbs up’ all around.
Submitted: 10/11/2008 13:09:24
Vikjo, England
Hyundai Accent MVi 2000
Accent MVi engine has a design fault for which it burns engine oil after 70k+ miles. As a result my car’s engine seized!! Also, ABS went faulty, power windows didn’t work properly, central locking was temperamental. However, driving position was comfortable and car included usual gizmo’s. If only all of them worked as expected!
Submitted: 03/11/2008 09:57:29
Christine Davies, Flintshire
Hyundai Accent 3 door 1341cc petrol 2001
I always drove Mondeo’s over the passed 10 years but a year and a half ago I thought I’d have a change to Hyundai. I had never had an accident in 17 years of driving until the Hyundai - they are the worst cars you can have and lose value a hell of a lot - even if they are mint condition - check parkers price guide and you will see what I mean. Hyundai are the worst cars ever in an accident - my car was a total write off, beyond repair. Before you buy, check the common faults on them - that’s why my accident was so bad, they are called tin cars and after my accident I totally agree - they are like tins; not solid cars at all. I’m very disappointed in the car and would never ever buy one again. It was so lucky that we weren’t killed in it...
Submitted: 13/10/2008 09:36:22
Nic Williams, Dumbartonshire
Hyundai Coupe 2 litre 2008
I’ve had this car just over a week now and it still blows me away every time I look at it. It looks fantastic from every angle; inside and out; the leather seats and electric sunroof make this car extra special; sound system is pretty decent with the iPod control keeping it bang up to date; at night time the display is illuminated in a super cool neon blue... stunning! This is a car which makes you want to go and clean , polish and hoover it every day! (that’s exactly what I do!) By far the best car I have ever owned! You can be sure my next car will be another Hyundai Coupe! Stunning!
Submitted: 01/10/2008 16:06:15
Steven Bissett, Middlesex
Hyundai Matrix auto 1.6. 2006
Wow wasn’t expecting much, only got it because of the long warranty. However cannot slate it, it is on the button all times, ride is good seat adjusts good, leg room it back fantastic. Auto box not sluggish only thing needs is a tweek on the engine to pull away that bit quicker. Summery great bargin.
Submitted: 15/09/2008 10:37:34
Derrick Mellor, Cheshire
Hyundai Coupe 2002
I have had my 2se coupe for over five years and have not had any faults apart from a window winder mechanism which was quickly fixed under the five year warranty. I will probably purchase a more up to date model soon.
Submitted: 10/09/2008 09:13:18
Mark Jessopp, Dorset
Hyundai Coupe S111 2007
If there is another car that looks this good for the money I haven’t seen it! My car goes in for it’s first service soon and I have nothing to be fixed, everything works as it should, the quality of finish is as good as I have seen, from the paintwork down to the heated leather seats and switch gear, I did a lot of research into buying this car and it has gone far past my expectations, it is not the fastest, but where can you use the speed? It handles great and looks stunning, what else do you need! Go on buy one.
Submitted: 09/09/2008 11:54:40
William Provan, Scotland
Hyundai Amica 2008
I got my Amica six months ago and love it. I have covered nine and a half thousand miles - that’s how much I love it - so does my partner and my small dog Candy. So, I would recommend them - thanks for reading my review.
Submitted: 08/09/2008 09:54:45
Julie Hull, England
Hyundai Amica GSI 2001
I have had my Amica for 18 months now and wouldn’t swap it for the world! I down-sized from a much bigger car and it was the best thing I have ever done! She is a dream to drive and as well as being ideal for commuting to and from work takes me on a 300 mile round trip on the motor way every month also. The best investment I have ever made!!
Submitted: 29/08/2008 14:05:34
Peter Hawes, Devon
Hyundai Terracan 2006
We bought our Terracan Ltd edition brand new in 2006 after wife had an accident, we had Shogun but the wife could not get in it. I must be honest I was a bit nervous of the change, but I was in for a shock - our Terracan came out better on running costs - a lot more to the gallon and I had a manual Shogun and we have the auto in the Terracan. I would recommend the Terracan to anybody that is looking for a 4x4 that is priced £18750.00 that has got to be value for money for a new motor loads cheaper than the rest of the 4x4s on the market. It gives a good ride, good driving position, also good for towing 24ft caravan with no problems, the only quibble that I have is that the Aussies get a 7 seater version and we don’t. Also the wife loves the car and if she’s happy so am I. Ha Ha, nice quality leather seats, and the question I have been asked would I buy another Terracan? The answer to that is yes - like a shot, why pay more for a badge on another make like BMW X3, X5, Shoguns and others...
Submitted: 28/08/2008 08:54:23
A Dav, Carmarthenshire
Hyundai i30 2008
Does anybody have the fuel returns of everyday driving on the i30 Hyundai 1.6 diesel, and the i30 Hyundai 2.0 diesel?
Submitted: 21/08/2008 17:21:35
Bob Gray, England
Hyundai Sonata cd 1994
Just to upset the "Top Gear" mob, I recently bought a 1994 Sonata cd, with the 2 litre engine. Jet black paintwork, dark grey leather interior, aircon, and a boot you could chauffeur with. It’s covered 69,000 miles, shot through the MOT, and drives like a new car. It even looks like a new car, not a mark on it. Whatever Clarkson and his acolytes say about them, Hyundai have cornered the market on the "Sedan" , the slightly larger, safe as houses, but with a sting in the tail in the shape of the "Sport" button on the automatic box range. Press the sport button down on mine, and I regularly leave the BMW 5 series clan standing. And they DON’T like it. On the other hand, I love it. And yes, I do polish it regularly. Oh yes, the price..... £500.
Submitted: 28/07/2008 10:02:25
Mart, Aberdeenshire
Hyundai Tucson gsi crtd 2005
Despite claims of 39mpg, I have only ever achieved 30mpg - very disappointing especially with diesel prices as high as they are - i.e. fuel costs are higher by 25% based on the low mileage. Despite raising this several times with Arnold Clark I have been told everything is OK.
Submitted: 28/07/2008 10:01:07
Neil Harrison, Durham
Hyundai i10 Classic 2008
So far I have done less than 1,000 miles, but I am enjoying every one. Cute external design that compares well with European options (and a lot cheaper), BIG on the inside with AC and CD/Radio as standard. Willing engine but no motorway mile muncher, really an ideal town car and I would not be surprised if teenagers take to it as a first motor, very stylish, fashionable even - all in all a good buy. Plus amazing 5 year unlimited mileage warranty. Great!
Submitted: 26/06/2008 08:55:33
Mitch Connor, Yorkshire
Hyundai Getz 1.6CDX 2004
Superb car for small price has all the features I could ask for, 1st of all if you’re a tall person it’s very good for you personally I’m not but the rest of the family are, up to my granddad with Parkinson’s at 6’7. They find it easy to get in and out of which is saying something. The A/C is good quality and doesn’t have that cheap A/C smell. The fuel economy is good even up here in the Pennines. It has no trouble breaking the 30mpg mark which in my last car was difficult and required "freewheeling". I’m only 20 with 2 years no claims bonus and my premium is only £850 which is amazing, as a 1.4 Renault Clio would be nearer the £1,000 mark.
Submitted: 17/06/2008 10:22:28
Alan Brown, Durham
Hyundai Terracan 2007
Had the car from new, up to now only the glove compartment catch has broken in that time, other than that hassle free. I thought the price new was very good value for money. Had four Nissan Terranos before the Terracan and I think that the Terranos are still a better stylish looking motor, but I had lots of trouble with them, door catches, leaking windscreen washers etc, even though they weren’t very old motors. Up till now I would highly recommend the Terracan.
Submitted: 16/06/2008 10:13:53
Dan Warren, Conwy
Hyundai Terracan 2007
Love the car. Warranty service at Hyundai dealer was expensive, that is really my only complaint.
Submitted: 09/06/2008 08:59:09
John Gercken, Selkirkshire
Hyundai Terracan Highlander 2.9CRDi 2006
I am in Sydney, Australia. I have the 2.9 diesel in the Highlander version, which is no longer available. Its got the leather, albeit not great leather, and a variable 4WD that cuts in automatically when required. Its very versatile with the fold down third row of seats. Powerful, remarkably quiet for a diesel, and far less thirsty than the petrol version. Its a shame with Hyundai pushing the Sante Fe and Tucson so much that the Terracan never gets a mention as its a solid, value for money, reliable vehicle.
Submitted: 05/06/2008 08:35:22
Andrew Gilbert, Sussex
Hyundai Tucson 2.0 GSI Petrol 2006
Bought this car to replace our Mercedes A-Class following a cramped trip to Wales with three adults a dog and luggage ! The car is a dream and we bagged one with 16k on the clock and 3 years warranty for under £9,000. Huge space, really comfortable seats and a massive loadspace - fantastic ! It looks stylish and the spec is huge - electric windows, aircon, a superb stereo and plenty of nooks to store things - even a "curry hook" - they thought of everything ! Very smooth to drive and a great gearbox - makes the Vitara seem like a tank. Road noise and wind noise is there, but not much and the engine is very quiet. Don’t worry about reports about fuel cost - this one does about 30 mpg - better than most. A lot of good quality car for your money. If you are thinking of this car - just buy it !!!
Submitted: 20/05/2008 08:46:09
Mervyn, Oxfordshire
Hyundai Terracan 2005
I bought the car after owning a Sante Fe for two years. The Terracan is a lot of motor for the money. A Range Rover it is not but you must consider that you could buy 3 Terracans for the price of a Rangey! It has been a totally reliable, very adaptable car, cruises very comfortably but gets a little noisy once you exceed the legal limit of the British motorway. The ride is a little hard when the vehicle is lightly loaded but that is not a problem when flying up the M6. Overtaking is never a problem - in fact when I last had it serviced the petrol powered courtesy car felt like a slug on sleeping tablets. I am looking to replace mine now with a ............. Terracan! but this time I will go for the autobox and leather options.
Submitted: 16/05/2008 15:13:23
Piers Lawrence, Durham
Hyundai Tucson 2.0 gsi crtd 2007
Bought new, after looking at the competition. Very well equipped, practical, spacious, comfortable, well suppressed wind/road noise, very easy to drive, pips to park, excellent turning circle, really well screwed together, and certainly NOT at all as described by What Car/Top Gear. Returns 35-40 mpg without trying, and I have no regrets whatsoever about buying it. Seems to be a very popular car ... and with good reason too. Unbeatable value, and I would recommend it without hesitation.
Submitted: 16/05/2008 08:52:36
Bob Keys, Roxburghshire
Hyundai i30 1.6 2007
I drive a fair distance every day (50 mile round trip) and the i30 handles it with no problems at all. I bought a pre-registered model for a very decent price and the most impressive thing about it is the build quality, all plastic I admit, but high quality plastic. Air Con came as standard along with a CD player and alloys. There has only been one issue with it so far and that was only a faulty indicator but this small inconvenience did allow me to experience Hyundai customer experience first hand and is was excellent. The RAC cover is free for the first three years and and they fixed the problem quickly and Hyundai provided me with a courtesy car immediately - I was very impressed. This car has certainly made Hyundai into a brand that I now respect.
Submitted: 08/05/2008 14:27:10
Robert Ince, Norfolk
Hyundai Terracan Limited Edition 2007
This is my 2nd Terracan; upgraded to Ltd Ed. I previously had Range Rovers and thought they were the bees knees, a friend bought a Terracan to tow heavy plant about, he was so pleased he advised me to change. I had a test drive and was so surprised; it was GOODBYE Range Rover and hello Terracan. I have got to concede they are a fantastic vehicle and what a great price! How do they do it?? And it comes with 5yrs unconditional warranty. My advice - if its a 4x4 you want, get yourself what I consider (after 12 Range Rovers) to be the best 4x4 on the road today, for value and performance. Be careful though, they are very fast and accelerate like a car.
Submitted: 16/04/2008 11:24:14
Nick Foster, Essex
Hyundai Santa Fe CRTD CDX+ Auto 2007
Have driven high miles in a Toyota Landcruiser, Landrover Discovery (not latest version) and two Nissan X-Trails prior to this Hyundai. The Santa Fe rates highly in this group (not as good as the Toyota but a lot cheaper!). It is roomy, comfortable, performance is not bad although doesn’t accelerate too well up motorwy inclines in the way that, say, the 2.5 petrol engined Nissan does. Diesel engine is very good for relaxed cruising and it is quiet. The auto gearbox is not great - changes down too easily when all you need is a bit more acceleration in the current gear and, as a result, puts the engine into high revs which is unproductive in a diesel. I use the tiptronic function quite a bit which gets round this problem. Went for the 5 seat, not 7, as rarely need 7 and the underfloor storage that you get without the extra seat option is much more useful for us. Roof bars would be useful but they are too wide to take any standard fittings so means back to Hyundai for ski racks etc. Economy is 28mpg round town, up to 33 on long run at less than 75mph. Been excellent over past 20,000 miles
Submitted: 09/04/2008 09:29:27
Sunita Sharma, Middlesex
Hyundai i30 Style Wagon 2008
We have had this car for almost a month and I am really impressed with how easy it is to drive. Loads of space, very versatile, excellent road handling, well equipped and do not forget the warranty which also contributes towards higher resale value. Well done to Hyundai.
Submitted: 02/04/2008 15:11:10
Lee Davidson, Bedfordshire
Hyundai i30 1.6 Style 5dr 2007
Really excellent car, I’ve had mine 4 months and I’m really pleased with it so far. It has a nice smooth ride and feels really solid and safe. Comes with a really good set of standard equip and feels and looks like a more expensive car.
Submitted: 17/03/2008 12:33:05
Tim Lux, England
Hyundai Terracan 3.5V6 7 seater 2004
We currently live in Perth, Australia and bought a Terracan with the 3.5V6 petrol engine, auto, 7 seats and Tow n Trek pack. This transforms the lumpy suspension. The 3.5 engine is brilliant - smooth, powerful, but drinks fuel like its going out of fashion. Not a problem in Oz, but we’re thinking of shipping it back to the UK, and would be an issue there. Servicing here is cheap, which is good because it needs servicing every few thousand miles. Brilliant off-road: use it a lot in the bush and it takes pretty much anything you throw at it. Its an old Shogun underneath that has been fitted with additional off-road protection, so its a proven chassis etc. The auto + v6 power make it great on sand: many a Landcruiser / Patrol driver has had a shock as I’ve driven past them, and with my tyre pressures still on normal ! 7 seats are really useful, but not an option in the UK apparently. If they could sell this version in the UK with reasonable fuel consumption would be amazing value for money. They’re a similar price over here, but can be imported: note the Aussie warranty won’t be valid though, and parts for the engine would need to come from Korea. Great no nonsense off-roader that’s OK on road with the Tow n Trek pack fitted.
Submitted: 11/03/2008 10:03:02
Bob Eldridge, England
Hyundai Terracan ltd edition auto 2007
Bought new march 2007 at a brilliant price of £18000 including reversing sensors and metallic paint just had first service at 9800 miles by Hyundai agent (£280) very expensive for a basic oil and filter change. The car itself is a joy to drive with its high driving position and very comfortable seats, road and wind noise is minimal although on B roads the ride can be lumpy due to the suspension being rather firm but A road and motorway driving pose no problems . The engine is very responsive and accelerates readily overtaking at high speeds is no problem, build quality is good no rattles or bits breaking off, a full load of passengers plus luggage pose no problems the boot area is huge. MPG averages between 30/35 per gallon not bad for a 2.9 ltr 4+4. All in all a lot of vehicle for a very reasonable outlay.
Submitted: 06/03/2008 09:25:58
Dave Edumnds, Hampshire
Hyundai i30
Nice car, but 2 small concerns, rear side windows not low enough for kids to see out of when sitting in the back & lack of parking vision. Too many safety airbags everywhere within seats and dashboard, if you have a prang and its sets them off you be looking at a new interior. Pricey i bet.
Submitted: 25/02/2008 11:03:36
Stephen King, Northern Ireland
Hyundai Amica 2008
I have not had this car long but I will recommend buying one. I have been driving Vauxhalls for over 8 years and they are all good motors but the Hyundai Amica is far better on motorways, more economical, brakes better and easier on tyres. I have fitted remote locking and have done between 400 and 500 miles all in one day with no problem.
Submitted: 22/02/2008 09:30:56
Diane Perrott, Sussex
Hyundai Terracan 2007
We are now on our second Terracan, a great car for the money and as we have a horse and do a lot of towing we needed something on the large side. Tows very well although on the auto gearbox when towing the fuel consumption is quite a bit lower. Highly recommended.
Submitted: 18/02/2008 10:10:12
Keith Peirson, Essex
Hyundai Accent Si 1999
I owned a white 3 door Accent Si reg T351 THJ from November 2002 until February 2007. It had 22962 when purchased and 124200 when sold. I drove it daily and for two years exceeded 30K per annum. The car was indestructible. I often drive for 250 miles at 85 miles an hour without a problem. Maintenance was limited to servicing and even this was sporadic. It was comfortable, economic but basic. Nothing broke ever. My second Hyundai. It was so good I bought an Elantra. If you need cheap and reliable that no one will attempt to steal, buy one.
Submitted: 09/01/2008 10:03:49
Emma Green, Argyllshire
Hyundai Trajet 2. 0 CRTD 2007
This is an excellent alternative to the Ford Galaxy and alot cheaper too. Spacious and handy removeable seats. Not had it long yet but very pleased.
Submitted: 27/11/2007 09:15:58
Ralph Higgle, Lincolnshire
Hyundai Tucson 2.0 CRTD GSI 2WD 5dr 2007
Very well priced and capable 4x4. Hyundai are definately starting to lose their stayed approach to their cars and coming up with some corkers, the Tuscon being no exception. I looked at several 4x4’s before settling on the Tuscon as it had everything I needed and didn’t try to package it up in an overly fancy package. Affordable running costs are also a major selling point. Just a really good car.
Submitted: 26/11/2007 16:17:39
Gerard Ballinger, Gloucestershire
Hyundai Grandeur 3.3 V6 4dr 2007
I’ve had this car just under 4 months now and I am very impressed with its performance so far. Its quite a fast car and very enjoyable to drive but remains a very practical car too. Excellent boot space and a very comfortable and spacious interior. It also comes with an impressive list of kit as standard and I especially like the large side mirrors and rear sensor making parking a doddle. A seriously good car.
Submitted: 23/11/2007 11:59:33
Keith Beeby, Lincolnshire
Hyundai Terracan 4x4 2.9 CRDT 5dr 2006
We have 2 children and two lab dogs so needed something with a good amount of space. I didn’t want to be paying over the odds for a plush interior that was going to get some severe punishment, so the basic interior you get with the Terracan was perfect for us, but may not suit everyone. For the price it’s an amazingly adept car and seems to take everything in it’s stride. I’ve had no problems with it at all and have now had it for 12 months. Very good cost effective car to buy and run.
Submitted: 22/11/2007 11:36:34
Craig Arch, Warwickshire
Hyundai Coupe 2.7 V6 SIII 2dr 2006
Yes it’s a Hyundai but look past the badge and you have a thrilling ride wrapped up in a stylish body that is extremely affordable. This is a cracking little car to drive and the V6 engine does not disappoint. Sniff at the badge if you want to but it’s your loss. Really, test drive it and then tell me it’s not a car you’d want to own!
Submitted: 21/11/2007 08:47:15
Damian Adshead, Cheshire
Hyundai Santa Fe 2.2 CRTD 155 CDX 5st 5dr 2006
If you’re snobbish about your car badges then you’re going to miss out on a very good 4x4 that really can hold it’s head up against the big boys. This car has real refinement and is very well built. The drive is exceptionally smooth and there is practically no noise in the cabin. A very composed and stylish car that has never let me down.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 22:01:24
Graham McPherson, Lincolnshire
Hyundai Coupe 2.7 V6 2007
This is a nice, affordable coupe that doesn’t look in the least bit cheap. The interiors are smart and stylish with excellent kit included. An excellent rival to other more popular coupes. Brilliant drive too.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 15:37:12
Brian Stallard, Lancashire
Hyundai Amica GSI 2006
I have had this car for 18 months and on the whole I have been delighted with it. It is economical to run, suprisingly roomy inside with 4 door access and can carry a reasonable load with the rear seats folded. The 1.1 engine is nippy and although very much a ’city car’ can move on the motorway. Even the narrow width has it’s advantages when passing on narrow country lanes or city streets. Negative points are poor resistance to side winds on the motorway, a reverse gear that sometimes is sticky and the fact that the front tyres wear fairly badly. So far no breakdowns have occured.
Submitted: 14/11/2007 15:05:01
Lucas, Norfolk
Hyundai Accent 5dr manual 2005
I have to say, this is a great car. i have driven it full time for over a year now, and its been rock solid. i’ve driven 130,000km since new and it hasnt skipped a beat. all the electrics still work fine, Especially the power windows. they always go up and down all day. the only thing wrong with this car is the suspension. whilst it is a comfortable ride, something i’ve noticed is its really sloppy around corners, (whilst going a reasonable pace.) would fully recommend it to everyone. My next car is definitely going to be a Hyundai!! Lucas from Western Australia
Submitted: 14/11/2007 15:01:42
Francesca Roche, Middlesex
Hyundai i30 1.6 CRDi 2007
I work for Hyundai and this is my company car. It’s cheap, spacious, luxurious and safe. A very capable all-round car at a great price.
Submitted: 06/11/2007 09:00:28
Robert Smart, Somerset
Hyundai Matrix 1.5 CRTD GSi
For the money this is a very good car. The fixed rear seat may put some people off but for me this wasn’t an issue. Very low running costs were and this car definately delivers in this area. This is really the wife’s car but it’s not unpleasant to nip around in and my sons likes it just because it’s the same name as the film!
Submitted: 27/10/2007 23:22:03
Mitchel Kenny, Dumbartonshire
Hyundai Sonata 2.0 CDX
I’ve had this company car for 3 months now and whilst it has plenty of space for a family of five and comes with plenty of kit as standard I’m not that impressed with the steering, which feels a bit vague and there’s quite a bit of body roll around corners. It’s not the best car I’ve ever driven by a long chalk but it’s not the worst. Average.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 13:36:47
Ged Hara, Swansea
Hyundai Accent 1.4 Atlantic
The Accent is a good solidly buit car and the suspension gives a very comfortable ride. Whilst it’s quite nippy around town it does seem to struggle a little when you get on the motorway and the engine noise can get a little jarring. I bought this for the wife who doesn’t do too much long distance driving so it does the job I bought it for well but it’s not something I would want to drive over any distance. Other than that it’s a decently equipped city car.
Submitted: 26/10/2007 20:55:58
Yvonne O Brien, Kent
Hyundai i30 1.6 CRDi Comfort 5dr
This car comes with a 5 year warranty and a generous amount of kit. The safety features really sold it to me as it is used to ferry me and my two children about. Loads of space for toys, prams etc. I will conceed that it’s not the most exciting car to look at but it is very easy to drive and if you’re looking for something solid and practical then this is an excellent choice.
Submitted: 20/10/2007 13:14:36
Tracy Wardle, Suffolk
Hyundai Amica 1.1 CDX 5dr
My husband bought this car purely because I needed something to take my children to school in and get around locally. It’s very cheap to run and I really like the good visibility, however, I don’t think I’d ever want to take it on the motorway, the handling isn’t very smooth, and I tend to wait until weekends when I can use my husbands car if I need to go any distance. Fine if you need something to tootle around in.
Submitted: 02/10/2007 11:19:54
Leona Young, Yorkshire
Hyundai Getz 1.1 GSI 5dr
If you’re on a tight budget I’d highly recommend this car, cheap to run and insure and the actual cost of the car is extremely good value for what you get.
Submitted: 29/09/2007 09:40:13
Keith Peirson, Essex
Hyundai Elantra 2.0 TD Si
Excellent motor car almost as big as a Mondeo or Vectra but half the money. I bought a second hand one for under £5k still with the balance of the manufacturers warranty. The 2.0 litre diesel is willing if a little noisy. It transport all in comfort and if driven sensibly returns very good economy. I have driven Hyundai's for 12 years and this is the best. Prone to aqua planing in poor weather but easing off the gas easily corrects. Sensible car for silly money and so far indestrucible.
Submitted: 04/09/2007 09:24:46
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