Author: 00c12f

Hi, I’ve been driving Kia for over 10 years and now I’m about to buy a new car. Actually, there’s a Ceed planned. Actually, I’ve been stuck with Hyundai with my alternatives, where the i30N jumped into my eye. A totally unreasonable car, but this box would irritate me so much… So it’s clear to me that I’m not going to achieve the consumption of my current Rio CRDI, that probably every inspection will cost a little more, al the ‘normal’ i30 (or similar Ceed) and that in particular certain spare parts (e.g. braking system, shock absorbers) will certainly be more expensive. But a bit far it is also worth the driving pleasure of course. But is this all reasonably proportionate? Yes I know it will be more expensive, but I don’t want the car to nibble my hair off my head. If the inspection costs 600 or 800€ instead of 300€, a set of brake discs instead of 500€ maybe 1,500€ and I instead of 6l Diesel as before uses 20l super gasoline, then I would have to consider whether it is worth it to me. As I said, I am aware that it will be more expensive, because in return it is also the adrenaline pusher in the square. But how satisfied are you with the costs and even more important: how satisfied are you with the car itself? What I have so far flown over issues there seems to be no major technical problems. o a hook?

Hello together, I have a question on the above topic. What is it like with Hyundai regarding warranty? Am I forced to carry out the inspections at a Hyundai workshop? Officially, of course ALL car manufacturers say that one can have the inspections carried out at each certified workshop without loss of warranty, but the reality looks different. In the event of dispute, the manufacturers only carry out their warranty services without murmuring if one completes the inspections i Two questions: 1. Should the inspections (in the first 5 years) be carried out better at Hyundai? 2. Has anyone taken the risk and has had positive experience with Hyundai? (So a warranty case and the inspections were not carried out at Hyundai) Greetings

Hello dear ones, I’ve come across the i30 Kombi (2018 Bj) and wanted to hear your advice on which engine to get? I don’t know what to do at all. Just know that South Koreans make very good cars 😉 It’s important to me that the car is economical, I don’t need a racing car, but a reliable and safe vehicle. Cheap insurance and tax. It’s important that you can overtake the trucks relatively without problems on the highway, so you’re not afraid. The rest doesn’t matter. Should serve as an entry-level family car, until Hyundai finally releases a VAN ;-). – mileage per year approx. 12K km – highway 50%, city 50% – budget approx. 15 K living in Mannheim. I am grateful for every tip and offer. Thanks in advance.

Hello together, my new I30 Fastback (Premium, 1.4 GDI ,Handschaltung) has now about 650km down. So far I am very happy with the car. I had not even made a test drive at the dealer because I liked it so much. But now with the time I have some problems with the reverse gear. That is a bit “hacky” compared to our mocha. I have to couple the reverse gear several times in the stand, because it does not really fit in the first time. I have tried different positions with the coupling pedal. Although I step up to the stop, the gear is not easy and soft to insert. The other gears are nice soft and exact. Must (or will hopefully) still enter? This was not the case with the mocha (new car).

Hello dear Hyundai enthusiast, I am currently facing the difficult decision to get me a new I30 BJ 09/17 with the premium or style equipment.The engine is the 140ps TGDI 1.4l I just wanted to ask you what you have and what your motivations were? How lively is the engine before and after the update that has changed the response behavior etc.? However, for me the most important 2 questions are How is the LED light with driving light? And how good are the assistance systems really, how annoying are they and do they really work?This is particularly interesting for me in terms of the dead angle assistant, from when this triggers Furthermore, it is important for me that the track hold assistant does not intervene as strongly as for example with the Kia Sportage There are problems with the technology up to now? Currently I have a 7 golf without the whole technology, but this is only still in the workshop and I therefore want to have a reliable new car. hon with the I30 PD stood in the workshop and how was the service, how about car rental? I thank you in advance and wish all beautiful holidays in advance your Ghost

Hello forum, my wife would like to buy a hyundai i30. Can someone tell me something about the different engines 1.0 and 1.4 liters regarding consumption, weak points ect. Are there any more points you should pay attention to during a test drive. Thanks in advance for your answers Lg Alex