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The Hyundai i20, then, is not short of tempting points, but overall it remains well down the league table of city cars, sitting below the sister Rio even and a fair gap behind the front-running Mazda2, Fiesta and Polo....
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The Hyundai i40 is also one of the rare medium cars that comes with a five-year warranty as well as three-year capped price servicing – which for this model with services at 15,000km, 30,000km and 45,000km totals $777 for the petrol variant and $987 for the diesel....
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Overall, the Hyundai ix35 is a decent offering in the small-SUV segment, though it’s only at its best in diesel form.
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If you happen to be stuck choosing between petrol and diesel, remember the decision is far more complicated than just fuel economy. From a purely numbers point of view, the additional initial outlay for the diesel engine and the higher yearly servicing costs tend to offset the fuel savings for the short to medium term. However, the driving experience is noticeably better and you’re likely to have better resale value down the line. Additionally, the mid and high spec grades are only available with a diesel powerplant....
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It may not have adopted an all-new badge such as ‘ix45”, but otherwise it’s all change for the third-generation Hyundai Santa Fe. The new Santa Fe completes Hyundai’s design rejuvenation across its model range in its ‘fluidic sculpture’ philosophy, though the Korean company is calling this look ‘storm edge’....
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If the original Hyundai i30 was a game-changer for the South Korean brand, it’s inevitable its successor is faced with great expectations. It was a small car that transcended Hyundai’s then limited reputation as a builder of good-value vehicles, with a well presented interior, good build quality and competent, if uninspiring, driving manners that took the challenge to Europe’s pace-setters....
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Hyundai Motor Company Australia is hoping the addition of the all-new Hyundai Veloster SR Turbo will lift monthly sales of the niche Veloster range from an average of 370 units per month to around 500 cars. Hyundai only launched the naturally aspirated Veloster in February this year and has already sold 2220 units of the head-turning three-door coupe and captured 24 per cent of the sports car market in Australia in the process....
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The second-generation Hyundai i30 has a lot to live up to. Since the launch of the first i30 back in 2007, the market’s perception of Hyundai has changed significantly. Five years ago the original Hyundai i30 was a game-changer. It was, arguably, the best car out of Korea at the time and equal in many respects to its Japanese competitors. It also had the all-important advantage of being the well-priced underdog. But five years is a long time and the rules have changed....
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The Hyundai Veloster Turbo bears the weight of being the first legitimate Korean performance car to hit the Australian market. As a result, it’s likely to be compared to everything from European hot-hatches to upcoming rear-wheel-drive coupe offerings from the Japanese....
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The all-new Hyundai Santa Fe is set to go on sale in Australia towards the end of 2012 amid huge demand from the North American and Korean markets. The third-generation Santa Fe continues Hyundai’s presence in the mid-sized SUV segment with an entirely new look that brings the model in line with the company’s current fluidic sculpture design philosophy....
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