·  School takes 60 Hyundai i20s, with 500 more to follow  

·  Excellent visibility, handling and safety features make it the perfect learning car

·  "A pleasure to drive and teach in” say instructors 

Learning to drive can be a daunting prospect. Whether you are 17 or 77, getting behind the wheel for the first time can be a nerve-wracking experience.

 

With the nationwide Bill Plant Driving School, not only do you have highly qualified instructors that can calm your nerves and put you at ease; it now has excellent cars for pupils to learn in. The company has already taken 60 Hyundai i20s with a further 500 units being delivered over the next year. Bill Plant had previously used a fleet of Vauxhall Corsas 

 

 

Hyundai has charted new waters – the top ten of the UK sales chart! The Korean company's i10 has been a massive hit with British buyers, with 3084 finding homes last month, making the i10 the ninth most popular car in July. 

 

Hyundai and its affiliate Kia are expected to continue to draw support from a weak currency, increased appetite for smaller cars and an improving brand image, analysts said.

 

Coupe now available at its lowest ever price

Outstanding equipment and style for the price of a mid-range supermini

Offers available for scrappage and non-scrappage customers 

 

Fancy cutting a dash at a cut price this summer? Hyundai is offering a massive £5,035 off the price of the iconic Coupe, bringing its style within the reach of supermini buyers for the first time.

 

This amazing offer makes the 2.0-litre Coupe available for just £12,995 on the road – that's £2,600 less than the first generation of the car cost when it was launched in 1996!

 Four boats, four weeks and 5,100 cars – every one sold.

The first of four ships loaded with brand new Hyundai cars has just docked at Tilbury in Essex and unloaded 1,100 i10 city cars. All of them are to be processed within the next few days and sent straight out to dealers across the UK, where scrappage customers are eagerly awaiting their new cars.

Hyundai once again has figures to be proud of. Sales data for the first quarter of 2009 has just been released, and shows that both the month end and 2009 total figures were positive for the Korean giant, particularly in comparison with the rest of the market.  Hyundai was down a mere 1.85% on last year – a highly successful achievement in a market that is down by 29.7%. 

Revealed the Hyundai HED-6 SUV concept ahead of the car's official unveiling at the Geneva motor show on 3 March and likely to spawn the replacement for the Hyundai Tucson small SUV.

 

•    Hyundai trounces the trend with UK sales up 5.66% in January
•    Sales to private customers up a massive 33.7%
•    Increase fuelled by demand for economical cars