Hyundai
South Korea · parts cost 1/5 · specialist network: moderate
Model families
| Model | Segment | Generations covered | Variants | Price span |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| i30 FD · FD CW | compact | 2 | 4 | €750–€5,000 |
| ix35 LM | compact crossover | 1 | 2 | €5,500–€16,350 |
Only families with researched data appear here. See coverage for what is planned next.
Brand-wide ownership notes
This is the generation where Hyundai stopped being an apology and started being a sensible purchase. The engines are undramatic, the build is better than the price suggests, and the five-year warranty these were sold with means many have a documented history. There is no headline failure to warn you about, which is unusual in this database and is rather the point.
Chassis
| Chassis | Body | Years | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| FD | hatchback | 2007–2012 | The car that changed how Europe thought about Hyundai, and a genuinely sensible used purchase with no headline fault to fear. |
| FD CW | wagon | 2008–2012 | The i30 with a longer tail and a genuinely useful boot. It's as uneventful to own as the hatch, which is the whole point of buying one. |
| LM | crossover | 2010–2015 | A quiet, roomy crossover that arrived just as this class became the default family car. It does nothing brilliantly and very little badly. |