Hyundai is diversified by its many models, and amongst them you will find a reliable vehicle to spend your money on. Motors.co.uk will ensure you find the right model in the right area. If you're looking for an SUV - you might be surprised by the Terracon's handling across terrains.
Hyundai Ix35
2014 (64) 1.7 CRDi GO 5dr 2WD
1.7L
Diesel
Manual
Estate
Report this advertismentHyundai Tucson
2017 (17) 2.0 Crdi 185 Premium SE 4WD AU Auto 5-Door
2LDieselAuto
4 X 4Report this advertismentHyundai Tucson
2017 (17) 2.0 CRDI Blue Drive Premium SE 2WD 5-Door
2LDieselManualEstateReport this advertismentHyundai Tucson
2016 (16) 1.7 CRDI Blue Drive Premium 2WD 5-Door
1.7LDieselManual4 X 4Report this advertismentHyundai i10
2017 (17) Manual 5-Door
1LPetrolManual
HatchbackReport this advertismentHyundai i30
2013 1.6 Crdi Blue Drive Active 5dr
1.6LDieselManualHatchbackReport this advertismentHyundai Amica
2006 (54) 1.1 CDX Auto 5-Door
1.1LPetrolAutoHatchbackReport this advertismentHyundai i10
2015 (65) 1.2 Premium 5-Door
1.2LPetrolManualHatchbackReport this advertismentHyundai i10
2017 (17) 1.0 Premium 5dr [New Model]
1LPetrolManualHatchbackReport this advertisment
Hyundai has announced pricing and specifications for its Kona crossover, which starts from £16,195 and goes on sale at the start of November. The Kona will compete in the ever-growing small crossover market, alongside forthcoming cars such as the Citroen C3 Aircross, Kia Stonic and Seat Arona. Just two petrol... (17-10-2017)
There was a time when the only draw for buying a car from South Korea was a cheap sticker price. Build quality, driving manners and even safety were all afterthoughts. But over time, manufacturers like Kia and Hyundai have evolved into brands that are starting to trouble more established European... (15-08-2017)
Hyundai Motor UK is kicking off its partnership with Stand Up To Cancer by creating a fundraising world-first: a Contactless Car.Using a zero-emission Using a zero-emission IONIQ Electric vehicle, this one-of-a-kind car will allow people to donate to the charity with just a tap of their credit or debit cards.... (01-05-2017)
| Most popular Colour | White |
| Most popular fuel type | Petrol |
| Average Power delivery | 109 BHP |
| Average fuel economy | 56 MPG |
| Average price | £10,557 |
| Average mileage | 23,331 |
Hyundai is one of the premier South Korean car manufacturers and has been for some time. It’s the world’s fourth largest car maker and has a diverse and exciting roster of cars. If you’re looking for something that’s low cost but gets the job done in great style, make sure a Hyundai is near the top of your list.
Founded in 1967, the first car to roll off its production line was the iconic Cortina, which was released in agreement with Ford. However the first Hyundai proper was the Pony released in 1975. Affordable and comparatively luxurious to other cars in its price range, the Pony set the benchmark of expectation for all future Hyundais.
Hyundai is a truly global company and exports to a wide range of countries around the world. They can be found in numbers in the United States, Canada, Turkey, Egypt, China, Japan and of course most of Europe. The demand for reasonably priced, economical, reliable and durable cars is certainly stronger than ever!
The company has released an array of autos over the years, but some notable models include the Atos, Accent, Genesis and Tiburon. Hyundai also has some success in the SUV market, with the Tuscon and Veracruz offering something a bit different from the usual beastly behemoths.
The wide availability and varied nature of Hyundai cars means there’s something for everyone and the great warranties certainly bring something else to the party. Buying one second hand is a great way to save money and come away with something that won’t let you down. As you can see the selection of used Hyundai autos here at Motors.co.uk is top drawer!
So if you’re looking for a car that’s affordable, does the job well, looks nice and doesn’t mess around, a Hyundai could be the best option for you!