The new Hyundai i20's great value prices, exceptional quality and industry-leading warranty don't just make it attractive to new car buyers. According to industry experts they will also make it popular as a used car choice in the future – and that means it holds its value.

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• i30 hatchback wins the small family car category in evecars.com Car of the Year awards 2008
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Women influence over 80% of car purchases in the UK and the evecars.com awards focus on what women really look for in a car, to help them make the perfect choice, whatever their lifestyle.

With its effortless style, sophistication and glamour, Paris seems the natural setting for Hyundai to showcase a new generation of cars. In the city where too much is never enough, it's only fitting that Hyundai should reveal no fewer than five new models.

 

Alongside the new i20 – which will make its world premiere on 2nd October – Hyundai will also debut a low-emissions i20 i-blue concept, a luxurious seven-seat ix55 sports utility vehicle and a concept Santa Fe equipped with a petrol-electric hybrid. Hyundai's dramatic Genesis Coupe show car will be present and the acclaimed Genesis saloon will be making its European debut.

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The Genesis Coupe uses the same flexible rear-wheel drive architecture originally developed for the Genesis sports saloon, which was revealed earlier this year. It uses a MacPherson strut dual-link front suspension and a five-link rear suspension setup. Both engines are mated to a standard six-speed manual transmission with an auto option and have 18-inch alloys or optional 19-inch wheels.
 

"We think our entry-level Genesis Coupe 2.0t, with its unique combination of rear-wheel drive and four-cylinder turbo power, offers an intriguing alternative to existing front-wheel drive sports coupes," said John Krafcik, vice president, product development and strategic planning, Hyundai Motor America. "The 3.8-litre version takes things to an even higher level, rivalling the capability of premium coupes."

 

In keeping with its mission to be the most exciting, affordable sports coupe on the road, the Genesis Coupe boasts a cockpit designed to enhance the driving experience. An information display screen features an outside temperature reading, audio system information and settings for the climate control. Analogue gauges include a large speedometer and tachometer positioned so the driver can immediately access critical driving information. The instrument cluster features Hyundai's signature blue gauge illumination.

Music lovers will welcome the inclusion of standard auxiliary input jacks to accommodate and charge audio devices such as iPods. Among the other refinements are an Infinity audio system, sport bucket seats and two-stage heated front seats Genesis Coupe also offers the convenience of a proximity key and push button starter.

‘i' Popping prices for new Hyundai i10

 

All-new city car priced from just £6,495 OTR, including 5 year warranty

Air conditioning as standard across the range

On sale 2^nd April 2008

A decade ago, a car offering air conditioning, electric windows, 14-inch wheels, six-speaker stereo and four airbags would have been seen as impressive if it cost £13,000. And now Hyundai is able to bring buyers all this in a car costing half this amount.

The new i10 city car is priced from just £6,495- and even the entry-level Classic has air conditioning, four airbags, front electric windows, electric power steering, central locking and a CD player with MP3 compatibility.

It's not just the Classic entry model that offers fantastic value. The mid-range Comfort has additional features such as rear electric windows, remote control central locking and 14-inch alloy wheels.

Go for a top-of-the-range Style and the specification adds a rear spoiler, 15” alloy wheels, heated front seats and even an electric sunroof. This range-topper costs just £7,595, less than some rivals' entry level models!

It's not just the purchase price which makes the i10 easy on the pocket- all i10s are powered by a 1.1 litre petrol engine which is capable of averaging more than 56mpg. Classic and Comfort models produce just 119g/km of CO₂ too, qualifying them for the VED band B and making the tax disc cost just £35 a year.

Even better news for drivers who live or travel into the London Congestion Charge zone, the i10 Classic and Comfort models are entitled to a 100 percent discount from 27th October 2008 following the mayor's announcement on 12th February 2008. This could save drivers entering the capital daily a massive £2,080 each year.

All trim levels also have Hyundai's Five-Year unlimited mileage warranty as standard too- and that alone would cost hundreds of pounds if added to the purchase price of rivals.

The i10 will appear in Hyundai dealers from 2^nd April.

Pricing

‘i' Popping prices for Hyundai i10

Derivative	Base Price	On the Road
1.1 Classic	£5,992	£6,495
1.1 Comfort	£6,592	£7,095
1.1 Style	£7,012	£7,595
1.1 Comfort Auto	£7,312	£7,895

Standard specification - i10 Style