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If you're in the market for a car that's versatile, practical and affordable, then a used Hyundai ix35 is a great choice. There are a number of different powertrains to choose from, and the vehicle has a sleek, stylish appearance. The ix35 benefits from numerous technological and safety features that continue to rival today's models.
When on sale, Hyundai offered two diesels and a petrol engine. There was also a manual or an automatic transmission, and front- or four-wheel drive. Towing capacity ranges between 750kg (unbraked) and 1,200kg (braked), meaning it can tow small or medium-sized caravans with ease.
PetrolWith a well-appointed interior and seating for five, the Hyundai ix35 is a practical and affordable option for families.
Interior spaceThe ix35 is technically the second-generation Tucson, with Hyundai using this name for the UK models in the hope of expanding the brand further. First launched in 2010, the arrival of the third generation (2015) took the nameplate back to Tucson, so the ix35 was only around for a few years in the UK. During the car's time in production, Hyundai worked on creating a bold and younger look. There was also a multitude of engines offered, both petrol and diesel.
Greenest
1.6 GDI Style 5dr [ISG] 2WD
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1.6 GDI Style 5dr 2WD
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2.0 CRDi Style 5dr Auto
The diesel engines are among the most popular, with the 1.7-litre being the most affordable. However, for a minimal price difference, the higher-powered 2.0-litre is more powerful and the efficiency is nearly the same.
During this generation, the ix35 was available in five model variants: S, SE, SE Nav, Premium and Premium Panorama. The Premium was among the most popular, coming standard with leather seating, keyless entry, Bluetooth connectivity and heated seats (front and rear).
The full-length glass roof adds a unique style to the ix35, and allows more sunlight into the cabin. You may also want to look out for the sat nav system and Bluetooth if modern connections and technology are important to you.
Yes, the ix35 had a class-leading interior space, making room for up to five adults. The boot space is also accommodating, allowing for luggage to be packed for a family holiday.
The ix35 is the second-generation Tucson, so there was no hybrid option during these years. Only diesel and petrol were offered in the UK. However, newer Tucson models do come with hybrid powertrains, adding more efficiency to the lineup.
Yes, Hyundai built the ix35 with either an automatic or a manual transmission. Still, the manual gearbox tends to be far more popular and is easier to find in the used car market.
Hyundai made the ix35 in both front- and four-wheel drive. The front-wheel drive configuration is more popular and is cheaper to buy and run, but the four-wheel drive capability is better for driving off-road or on rough roads.
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