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If you’re in the market for a car that’s compact, reliable and efficient, then a used Hyundai ix20 is a great choice. Hyundai built the ix20 to resemble an MPV while having supermini capability. Even with its small body, the ix20 offers a spacious cabin with a simple dashboard configuration, and it's cheap to run.
As with most cars in this class, the ix20 can be found with diesel or petrol engines, automatic and manual gearboxes, and standard front-wheel drive.
PetrolThe ix20 is a compact model, but it has an MPV style with a high roofline that creates plenty of interior room for passengers.
Interior spaceIn 2010, Hyundai decided that it was time to launch an MPV that was perfect for city cruising. The company offered the ix20, which was built on the same platform as the i20 hatchback. Its design resembled a typical hatchback, but it had a taller profile and a steep windscreen. Even though Hyundai released one facelift for the ix20, the company chose to discontinue it in 2019, focusing instead on crossovers such as the Bayon and Kona.
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The 1.4-litre petrol engine appears to be the most popular as it's the cheapest option. It produces 89bhp for a 0-62mph time of 12.9 seconds and only emits 130g/km because of the standard start/stop system. However, the available diesel is more efficient.
The ix20 wasn't available for more than one generation, but it did come in several model variants, including Classic, Active and Style. Of these, the Active seems to be the most popular with its perfect balance between value and equipment, though some of the top tiers offered larger alloy wheels and enhanced safety systems.
Customers should look out for tinted electric windows, along with the available sunroof that creates an airy cabin. There are also upgraded safety features to consider, such as lane departure warning, rear parking sensors and a rear-view camera.
The ix20 is a compact model with an MPV bodystyle, ensuring that there's plenty of room for a family to be comfortable. The rear seats can slide and recline, and there's a decent amount of boot space for carrying luggage.
No, Hyundai discontinued the production of the ix20 in 2019 without offering any hybrid powertrains. Instead, there were a couple of petrol models and a sole diesel, which is the most efficient option available.
Yes, Hyundai has offered the ix20 with an automatic gearbox, though the manual option is more popular. With the manual transmission, the cost might be lower and the efficiency could be higher.
As a compact model, there wasn't a reason for Hyundai to offer four-wheel drive with the ix20. Instead, all models come equipped with front-wheel drive, allowing for maximum fuel economy.
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