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Janet Talia
Or more accurately - your fingers...
Having just about limited the contenders for a new car to the Mazda 3, 6 or
Honda Civic, I decided to have a quick peak at the Hyundai dealership to
check out the i30 given the good press it's been getting in the Australian
press.
In short, I was very impressed - moreso than I expected to be by a Hyundai.
I assume all of the inclusions come at the cost of build quality and resale
value, but it's hard to look past the value for money and the 5 year
warranty.
Given it's such a new car, I've been unable to find too much about it
online. Can anyone offer any owners opinions - good or bad, as well as
anything I should look for if I look to buy one? Is there any difference
between the 2007 and 2008 model? Is the 2.0l petrol auto as good a drive for
a non-rev head as the 1.6l diesel which has been getting all the press? All
feedback is gratefully received.
Cheers.
Having just about limited the contenders for a new car to the Mazda 3, 6 or
Honda Civic, I decided to have a quick peak at the Hyundai dealership to
check out the i30 given the good press it's been getting in the Australian
press.
In short, I was very impressed - moreso than I expected to be by a Hyundai.
I assume all of the inclusions come at the cost of build quality and resale
value, but it's hard to look past the value for money and the 5 year
warranty.
Given it's such a new car, I've been unable to find too much about it
online. Can anyone offer any owners opinions - good or bad, as well as
anything I should look for if I look to buy one? Is there any difference
between the 2007 and 2008 model? Is the 2.0l petrol auto as good a drive for
a non-rev head as the 1.6l diesel which has been getting all the press? All
feedback is gratefully received.
Cheers.