Review : Hyundai i20 Hatchback

Car Review Hyundai i20 Hatchback - Hyundai offers a selection of original main product quality in recent years, and this is evidenced also b...

Car Review Hyundai i20 Hatchback - Hyundai offers a selection of original main product quality in recent years, and this is evidenced also by the new Hyundai i20 here. Hyundai vowed to take the fight directly to the Ford Fiesta, Skoda Fabia and Vauxhall Corsa.

This car is comfortable car to drive. Besides, Hyundai i20 Hatchback has multiple choices.


Some Engine

There are three petrol engines and two diesel engines to choose from (for the time being - the three-cylinder 1.0-liter turbocharged petrol with either 98- or new 118bhp joined the range in 2015), with both manual gearbox five and six-speed automatic or four -Speed to choose of the. Economy range of 42.2mpg (1.4-liter 98bhp automatic) to 88.3mpg intoxicating (eco-special S Blue model with a 1.1-liter three-cylinder diesel), although only the second model is equipped with a stop / start.

CO2 emissions are a little disappointing because of this; S Blue managing credible 84g / km but the possibility grossing 82bhp 1.2-liter four-cylinder petrol pumps out 119g / km, which is compared with a direct rival in the disappointing side. The range is engineered to accept the stop / start, so it is possible this may be featured on more along the lines of the model.

Some Options

Sign in to i20 ownership starts at around £ 10,700 for the 1.2-liter (74bhp) Model S, and currently tops out at around £ 16,725 for the 88bhp 1.4-liter CRDi diesel in Premium SE guise. All come equipped from the off though, with six airbags, adjustable driver's seat, hill-start assist, height and reach adjustable steering column, daytime running lights, electric front windows and body colored exterior details as standard.

Water moves through S (add AC), S Blue (eco-special with a low rolling resistance rubber and stop / start) to SE and you add 16-inch alloy wheels highlights such, additional speakers for stereo, Bluetooth with voice control, Cruise control, window electric rear, parking sensors and a leather steering wheel. It is the sweet spot of the entire range.

If you require temperature control, LED daytime running lights or smartphone docking station, Premium model should be the object of your desire when heated seats and heated steering wheel found in SE Premium.

Easy to drive

This is not a rival Ford Fiesta when it comes to behavior on the road; it does not have a fast response and the top level of feedback offered by Ford. But that's not what buyers in this segment most often desire, and the i20 is, relaxed comfortable car to drive. It's a little damning with faint praise but this car feels mediocre fully engaged, thanks to control light and soft supple suspension, but it's really become a mainstay of its appeal.

Entire ownership experience to be back that feeling too, thanks to the famous five-year unlimited mileage warranty Hyundai and fixed price servicing costs as well. As the value proposition is hard to beat in this regard.

Just a little slower pace allows the drop-down, although the new 1.0-liter engine for the 2015 should improve the balance thanks to 118bhp and 172Nm of torque promised. The cabin feels like it was built from quality materials while rival should have the right to worry about the amount of space offered in the back seat and the rear trunk.

A practical, comfortable, easy-to-live-with the proposition that take the fight directly to the main options, while still offering exceptional value makes it a strong contender for your cash.

Price Range :  £ 10,700 - £ 16,725
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