Used Hyundai i30 Tourer 2017-present review

At the time of writing, prices for the i30 Tourer start at around £12,000 for something with high mileage. However, since the model is still relatively new, prices haven’t yet settled down, so expect that figure to drop in the short term.

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Fuel consumption figures for petrol-powered i30 Tourers fall slightly towards the back of the class, although the diesels are some of the more economical among cars of this type and size. Meanwhile, every i30 Tourer will cost you a flat rate of £140 a year to tax.

Hyundai’s servicing costs are very reasonable, and if you sign up before the car’s first service, you can take out of Hyundai’s service plans, which allow you to prepay for two, three or five years’ worth of servicing, reducing the cost in the process.

Meanwhile, when your i30 Tourer reaches five years old, it’ll be eligible for Hyundai’s eSENSEtials servicing scheme, which is one of the cheapest main-dealer fixed-price servicing schemes for older cars.