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Hyundai i30 (2012 - 2017)

5
reviewed by Anonymous on 14 April 2023
4
reviewed by Alan Massey on 5 March 2023
4
reviewed by Anonymous on 7 February 2023
4
reviewed by Anonymous on 11 January 2022
5
reviewed by ROBBIENUD on 7 March 2020
4
reviewed by Grahambarnard on 21 July 2019
1
reviewed by Anonymous on 20 December 2018
5
reviewed by Brendan Dolan on 13 June 2018
5
reviewed by Brendan Dolan on 13 June 2018
4
reviewed by John seales on 9 November 2017
2
reviewed by whatnot on 9 October 2017
5
reviewed by speed269 on 11 September 2017
3
reviewed by David Wiseman on 1 July 2017
4
reviewed by john simmons on 24 September 2016
3
reviewed by kasman on 23 June 2015
5
reviewed by soppysofty on 17 July 2014
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 1 May 2014
4
reviewed by Midget75 on 28 February 2014
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reviewed by WindyM on 23 January 2014
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reviewed by carbonkers on 10 November 2013
3
reviewed by Anonymous on 23 October 2013
5

HYUNDAI i30 TECHNO 1.4 crdi

reviewed by ROBBIENUD on 4 October 2013
5
Overall rating
5
How it drives
4
Fuel economy
4
Tax/Insurance/Warranty costs
4
Cost of maintenance and repairs
4
Experience at the dealership
5
How practical it is
5
How you rate the manufacturer
5
Overall reliability

Good value for money. Quiet and comfortable on long journeys.

Should have gone for the 1.6 diesel motor although the 1.4 performs well when above 2,000 rpm. Went from UK to Spain averaging around 60 mph overall driving time and 55 mpg. Cruises all day at a comfortable 70mph. It was my original report about the uneven running on the overrun when the cruise control was in use. It still does that, I have been back to the main dealer and he told me it´s normal. Told me that if the set cruising speed is exceeded by much it applies the rear brakes lightly to keep to the set speed !. Now I have studied the handbook it does say, in italics, that this is a normal feature of this vehicle. I either slip it out of cruise control or apply a very
light pressure onto the accelerator and it runs smoothly again. This is only on very long and fairly steep downward inclines. My previous car, a Renault Clio did not do this but it´s speed would just steadily increase and I would have to manually brake to bring it down again, so an acceptable but not liked feature. The rest of the vehicle is very good, comfortable seats etc., no rattles. In the first 9000 miles, (car was a pre.- reg. but as new) there has been absolutely no problem at all, everything works, steering is good, excellent gear change. Brakes are superb and so on. Nice car overall. Fuel consumption not even near to Hyundais claimed figures, especially on shorter trips.
By the way I live in Spain so it does not suffer cold starts but the air-con is almost always on. hence the model designation, the TECHNO version, I believe not available in the UK but very similar in most respects.

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reviewed by finnmcmissile on 3 March 2013
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reviewed by haydngreenow on 25 February 2013
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reviewed by carmad100 on 12 February 2013

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About this car

Price£14,605–£24,195
Road TaxA–H
MPG38.7–78.4 mpg
Real MPG77.2%

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