With stylish good looks and more space than you'd expect, this little compact car is a definite contender for one of the top city cars.
The i10 is economical, handles itself as well in town as it does the open road, and is great to drive overall.
If you’re looking for a smart, reliable, car with incredible value this could be your next motor. Best of all you can grab a new Hyundai i10 with a £500 deposit and we’ll pay for your first 12 months’ insurance with us. Where we’re unable to pay the full amount, we’ll offer you a contribution to Marmalade insurance or cash towards your insurance elsewhere.
The i10 is a small and light car that handles well. It’s primarily a city car, ideal for urban driving but this car can hold its own on the motorway and out on the open road too. Its compact dimensions make it easy to park, especially in tight spaces.
The i10 was rated 4 stars by Euro NCAP for safety which doesn’t sound as dazzling as some of the five star rivals, but rather than any major failings, the i10 was marked down because you don’t get all electronic safety aids as standard.
The interior is of premium quality and looks stylish plus you get a decent amount of kit as standard.
The i10 is inexpensive to buy with low running costs and good fuel economy. Insurance-wise the Hyundai i10 is a smart choice too. The 1l version is in insurance group one and the 1.2l is only in group five.
Hyundai are renowned for building reliable cars and the i10 came 2nd in “City cars” for reliability, in the 2014 JD Power survey. As with all Hyundai models the i10 has a substantial 5-year, unlimited mileage warranty (including five years breakdown recovery).
Despite the fact that this car looks tiny, it’s a bit like Dr Who’s TARDIS, with bags of space throughout. The three rear seat belts show that unlike some rivals, this car is a true five seater. It’s comfortable no matter where you are sitting and there’s a decent amount of headroom and legroom.
Assuming you don’t opt for a spare wheel to be included, the boot is one of the biggest in the city car market at 252 litres which means you’ll have absolutely no problem at festival season getting your gear and a couple of your mates into this little car.
The i10 is a small and light car that handles well. It’s primarily a city car, ideal for urban driving but this car can hold its own on the motorway and out on the open road too. Its compact dimensions make it easy to park, especially in tight spaces.
The i10 was rated 4 stars by Euro NCAP for safety which doesn’t sound as dazzling as some of the five star rivals, but rather than any major failings, the i10 was marked down because you don’t get all electronic safety aids as standard.
The interior is of premium quality and looks stylish plus you get a decent amount of kit as standard.
The i10 is inexpensive to buy with low running costs and good fuel economy. Insurance-wise the Hyundai i10 is a smart choice too. The 1l version is in insurance group one and the 1.2l is only in group five.
Hyundai are renowned for building reliable cars and the i10 came 2nd in “City cars” for reliability, in the 2014 JD Power survey. As with all Hyundai models the i10 has a substantial 5-year, unlimited mileage warranty (including five years breakdown recovery).
Despite the fact that this car looks tiny, it’s a bit like Dr Who’s TARDIS, with bags of space throughout. The three rear seat belts show that unlike some rivals, this car is a true five seater. It’s comfortable no matter where you are sitting and there’s a decent amount of headroom and legroom.
Assuming you don’t opt for a spare wheel to be included, the boot is one of the biggest in the city car market at 252 litres which means you’ll have absolutely no problem at festival season getting your gear and a couple of your mates into this little car.
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