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If you're in the market for a car that's immensely practical and spacious as well as affordable, then a used Hyundai i800 is a great choice. With the space to hold up to eight people, the i800 is ideal for today's busy families or for shuttle and taxi services. It offers very good value for money, and has a large amount of boot space in addition to its fantastic passenger-carrying capabilities.
All Hyundai i800 models have a diesel engine, a manual or an automatic transmission, and standard rear-wheel drive.
DieselThe Hyundai i800 is extremely practical as it has eight seats to use, and it is intended for use as large family transport or for shuttle bus purposes.
Interior spaceThe i800 was the very first 'i' model from Hyundai, released in 2008. It was built to compete against other van-based models and provided room to hold eight people. Known as the H-1 in some markets, the i800 remained in production through to 2018. While it didn't enter a second generation, Hyundai did a good job of keeping the i800 updated with newer technologies and equipment over the years.
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The Hyundai i800 was only built with one engine option. All models are fitted with a 2.5-litre turbodiesel engine, though the output varies between 134bhp and 167bhp. Fuel economy reaches up to 37.7mpg, depending on the model.
There were three variants available with the Hyundai i800: Style, SE and SE Nav. Both SE models tend to be equally popular, with the SE Nav version just beating the regular SE due to its automatic headlights and 7-inch touchscreen sat nav with reversing camera.
Customers should look out for tinted rear windows, which help to maintain some privacy for passengers and reduce sunlight glare. Upgraded tech features, such as Bluetooth, a USB port and the 7-inch touchscreen with sat nav, can give the i800 a modern feel.
With the ability to hold up to eight people, the i800 was built with families in mind. The seating is supportive and comfortable, with plenty of headroom and kneeroom for adults. There's also a spacious boot included for carrying luggage.
Before the i800 was discontinued in 2018, Hyundai hadn't released a hybrid engine. The Hyundai Santa Fe may be a good replacement for customers who desire hybrid technology, with seating for up to seven people.
Hyundai made the i800 with an automatic or a manual transmission. The manual gearbox is slightly more widely available, but it shouldn't be difficult to find either option in the used car market.
No, all i800 models come with rear-wheel drive, which helps to ensure responsive handling.
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