Hyundai i30 Estate Car Comparisons & Review

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Hyundai i30 Estate Review

The Hyundai i30 is a 5-door, 4/5-seat, front wheel drive, medium small family estate. It's recently been updated. The i30 Wagon is comfortable to drive and very cheap to own.

Figures for mpg and emissions can be significantly improved with ISG - Stop and Go technology - manual only. When you stop, select neutral, remove your foot from the clutch and ISG will switch off the engine. It will restart the engine when you depress the clutch.

The figures above show the i30 Estate to be a competitive and efficient package. It scores well for both mpg and emissions, plus high speeds and nippy acceleration.

The i30 is a value car. To give you an idea Hyundai's top model price of £17,000 is about the entry price for some estates of this size. Surveys say the i30 has a very high level of reliability - better than most premium brands.

The Hyundai brand also enjoys one of the highest levels of customer satisfaction. Plus you've a 5-year warranty, 5-star Euro NCAP rating and importantly ESP is standard.

The limited range of trim, engine and colour options might be an advantage. A vast array of options multiplied by manufacturers' many marketing programmes with a confusion of deals and offers can be and used to walk you up the price range. By comparison buying a Hyundai i30 Estate is simple.

For further details download a PDF Hyundai i30 Estate brochure and price list from Hyundai's website.

*The fuel consumption and emission data was copied in 2008 from the VCA www.vca.gov.uk Also see . Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. The VCA and I cannot accept liability for its accuracy. Users who rely entirely on the information do so at their own risk. Wheel size and the number of driven wheels will make a difference to the above figures. The VCA calculated the fuel cost of driving 12,000 miles using the combined fuel consumption figure and an average fuel price in Spring 2008.

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