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Hyundai reinvented itself with the launch of the i30 back in 2007 and is now looking to do it all over again with the new one. It has been four years since the model was introduced, meaning an all-new replacement is due in the near future. The
Update: Some sources suggest this may be a KIA, to be confirmed. With sister company Kia designing one beautiful car after another, Hyundai is now in the process of revising its successful lineup. Starting with the ever so popular Hyundai i30.
Hyundai has picked up a number awards from Australian motoring magazine, Wheels, which sees the Hyundai i20 Elite, Hyundai i30 SLX, Hyundai i45 Elite and Hyundai Sante Fe Elite pick up first prize in selected categories. The Hyundai i20 Elite
Hyundai Motor Company Australia’s Ben Hershman spoke with CarAdvice about the first half of 2010 and looked ahead to the rest of the year... The year so far Hyundai sales have increased 41.5 percent in 2010 on the back of an influx of new mod
The 2010 NRMA Motoring and Services 'Cost of Ownership' report has been released and Hyundai's award winning i30 SX CRDi turbo diesel manual once again is confirmed outright winner for the popular small car category. The Hyundai i30 SX CRDi tu
A few months ago CarAdvice's Anthony Crawford got in the navigator's seat of a Hyundai i30 diesel at Australia's premiere tarmac rally, the 2010 Targa Tasmania. You can read the written story here. However, while we were in Launceston we recorded som
As the least powerful and most fuel efficient car in this year’s Targa Tasmania, finishing 11th in class against Mitsubishi Evolutions and V8 powered Holden Commodores, is as good as a podium finish for the drivers and crew of Hyundai’s
Course conditions for day one: Heavy Rain and very slippery! That’s the news I woke to at 6.00am on Wednesday morning for the official start of the 2010 Targa Tasmania, and my first time as a co-driver in a factory backed team. R
Hyundai’s push to make the Hyundai i30 Australia’s most popular car has been strengthened by the addition of a smaller, more fuel efficient petrol engine to the range. The 1.6-litre four-cylinder unit will power the entry-level SX hatch, punch
Ever tried reading pace notes while you’re being G-force pummeled in the co-driver’s seat of a rally car for five hours? It’s the toughest job in the motorsport business and absolutely not for the faint hearted or those who feel que
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