HYUNDAI I30 FROM $23,720

You don’t mess around with a winning formula, so Hyundai’s third-generation i30 offers more of the same: a strong value-for-money proposition, excellent quality and reliability backed up by a generous warranty. Its styling has been updated for 2021, with sharper lines and a sportier profile. Prices open at $23,720 for the 120kW 2.0-litre/six-speed manual i30. A six-speed auto adds $2000. Active auto is $27,220 and Elite auto is $30,520. A punchy 150kW 1.6-litre turbopetrol powers the N Line hatch, priced at $29,720. Premium is $34,520. The seven-speed transmission adds $2000 to both models. The i30 sedan, with a longer wheelbase and a 117kW 2.0-litre, starts at $25,690 for the Active; a six-speed auto adds $2000 and auto Elite is $31,690. N-Line manual sedan is $31,190; the seven-speed DCT adds $2000…

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