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The 2011 Hyundai iMax people mover and 2011 Hyundai iLoad light commercial van have been upgraded in Australia with new safety equipment and added technology features. The most significant update is the addition of electronic stability control (ES
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
Trade tough, practical and comfortable, iLoad Crew Van covers all bases Model Tested: 2009 Hyundai iLoad H1 Crew Van; 2.5-litre, four-cylinder, turbo-diesel; five-speed manual; van - $36,490* Options Available: Metallic Paint $375; Re
We've tested Hyundai's iLoad, along with iMax and couldn't speak any more highly of the brand's new venture. That is until we saw the advertisment for the iLoad. I think the advertisment speaks for itself!
2008 Hyundai H1 iLoad Review & Road Test Sure to prove popular with those who have nothing to prove. Models Tested: 2008 Hyundai H1 iLoad Cargo Van 2.4l petrol five speed manual - $29,990 (RRP) 2008 Hyundai H1 iLoad Crew Van 2.
Hyundai is delving into the Australian light commercial vehicle market with its new iLoad three-seat van and six-seat crew van variants. Both are serious workhorses aimed at meeting the needs of logistics customers, designed to rival current Europ
Hyundai just keep the punches coming. First the sensational i30, which has worked wonders for the once cheap and cheerful manufacturer's image, now comes the i-series van which will continue to see the big H fight well above their weight in the ring