Hyundai i10 Review - The Perfect City Car?

[@rivervalegroup]

Would you consider a Hyundai i10? 🤔

[@seanstarr2774]

Too dear

[@seanstarr2774]

Ka

[@jinaedinisci203]

I just took delivery of one on Tuesday. She's the N Line and absolutely fantastic 👏

[@rowanhiggins3376]

Love my i10 and just purchased a new one 😊

[@danielrussell446]

Yes my wife is interested as her peugeot 108 is no longer available and her pcp is up next year

[@fingerhorn4]

Why is it only a "city" car? It's a car, and it can go anywhere any other car can go, especially with the 1.2L engine. Most speed limits are around 70-80 mph even on the quickest roads, so the i10 can easily keep up with traffic. I wish the motoring media would stop this silly "city" car obsession. My i10 can take 2 up plus luggage anywhere in Europe with zero problems. It is as comfortable as any other car and does not feel at all cramped. But according to the motoring press I can only drive around "cities". It's ridiculous!

[@bassface8580]

I got one today. 2020 year. 4300 miles on it. 10 thousand pounds. It's mint. Basically a new car and I love it. It's the 66bhp engine which isn't fast but fast enough for our roads and very nice to drive. Comfortable, easy to maneuver. Great little car

[@autochampwandelen]

I also reviewed the Hyundai i10 in my channel, and I must say I found this to be far more reliable than the Fiat 500, and more interesting than the Volkswagen Up! The Hyundai i20 I quite desirable!

[@PalaminoHills]

By far the best i10 review I have seen, thanks to your comfortable, smooth style. Thanks, from Mexico.

[@rivervalegroup]

Many thanks for watching, from England 👍 Subscribe for the latest in-depth reviews: bit.ly/319ZKoT​

[@gk51171]

very informative and well structured. Keep up the good work!

[@rivervalegroup]

Will do! Many thanks 👌

[@NigelRudyard]

Good advice, great little motor.

[@abhijitkundu1879]

In overseas city crossing means trespassing from one country to another and that is why it is actually meant for and built for that only and trust me it serves with ease 🌹🌹

[@hannahsjostrom2422]

Thanks for this review!

[@rivervalegroup]

Thank you for watching, Hannah!

[@samuelpurba2780]

Good review

[@rivervalegroup]

Thanks Samuel, glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@marksmall8692]

I have fun on windy country roads in my Mk 2 - 1.2 Premium. Not sure why the reduced the BHP in the Mk 3, so I'll go for the N-Line if and when I am ready to upgrade

[@rivervalegroup]

Hi Mark, one of our Vehicle Specialists will be more than happy to help when you're ready to upgrade 👍 Get in touch on 01903 538835 or book a date/time to chat with our team: bit.ly/39YHCml

[@danielrussell446]

Could it be WLTP

[@giorgostzavaras5686]

Maybe a visit to the optician is recommended for you, since you clearly can't see that legroom is Not at a premium. At least not for this class. I mean, for its size, its bloody massive

[@jinaedinisci203]

Actually it is. My friend is 6 feet 8 inches, mostly legs and he fitted in both driver and passenger seats comfortably

[@philhare4439]

Always good reviews but walking around the car to get in camera view doesn't work. Looks too staged.

[@rivervalegroup]

We appreciate the feedback, Phil 👍

[@hgihgiu]

Buyers of NEW cars be very careful - The software installed in the latest version of Hyundai i10 to implement Intelligent Speed Limit Assist is unable to recognise the UK national speed limit sign. This means drivers of the new i10 get repeated audible speed limit warnings (very annoying and distracting) when they drive on a road where the national speed limit applies (Motorway, dual carriageway or single carriageway) as the car does not recognise the national speed limit sign and will assume the previous speed limit sign still applies (e.g. 30 / 40 or 50 mph). My Hyundai dealership has requested a software update from Hyundai but they do not know when this will be received (nor did the dealership warn me about the problem before I bought my new car). Carparks with speed limits (5 or 10mph) are also a BIG problem as there is normally no sign when you exit the carpark so the car still thinks the 5/ 10mph speed limit applies on the road. You then get an audible speed limit warning every time the car exceeds 5/10mph until the camera sees a new speed limit sign. This can be several miles later if the carpark is located within a 30mph zone. If there are multiple sets of traffic lights / roundabouts before the new speed limit sign the driver will get repeated warnings every time the car exceeds 5/ 10mph even though the correct speed limit is 30mph. I have to drive 2.5 miles with over 20 audible speed limit warnings before the car's camera sees another speed sign and reverts to the correct speed limit. This is extremely distracting and spoils what would otherwise be a great little car. Speed Limit Assist can be disabled, but requires scrolling through multiple menu options which should not be attempted while driving and turns back on every time the engine is started. Until this is resolved by Hyundai I would buy an older model - not a 2023/24 model.

[@natz8433]

Thanks for the advice on this. I'm a new driver and I have ordered a brand new i10 which I will get in April.

[@friendlyhorseuk7220]

Looks a shade pricey, though expect discounts will improve once it gets a bit older

[@Ben-km4qy]

15:10 😂😂

[@maxmorris4562]

Why would anyone purchase one of these or any car in the A segment when you can pick up a B segment car like a Mazda 2 that's a couple of years old for the same price and reliability? It will ride much better on B roads, motorways etc, have a more powerful engine, and being in the segment above, making it a better all-round choice.

[@jinaedinisci203]

I just got one and she's worth every single penny and more

[@danielrussell446]

Max in our case space we have a very narrow driveway and it’s hard to access so the small cars are ideal

[@keithparish5863]

And Suzuki Ignis!

[@rivervalegroup]

We have a review of the Ignis coming soon! Keep an eye out 👀

[@friendlyhorseuk7220]

New Dacia Sandero is due soon

[@rogerbourne4377]

keep it! all last century parts!

[@bg894216]

I test drove the i10 a couple of weeks ago and the engine kept cutting off every time I stopped at traffic lights or junctions etc. I had to rev it to stop this happening which was an awful pain. I googled this problem and found that others have had this problem. Otherwise loved the car and would buy it. Is this a long term problem with the i10?

[@jorgefernandez184]

Start/stop?

[@bg894216]

@@jorgefernandez184 Every time I stopped and the engine was idling it cut off

[@AN-xu1bq]

It’s called start/stop...

[@jinaedinisci203]

Ermmm,it's called start/stop. There's nothing wrong with the car.

[@rogerbourne4377]

It's a fuel saving device. starts up again when you press the accelerator

[@koolyman]

15:14 cheeky bugger

[@rogbar8747]

Too many adverts

[@rivervalegroup]

Thanks for the feedback, Roger. We'll see what we can do 👍

[@funnyfiveminutes]

Hello

[@rivervalegroup]

Hi 👋

[@BASH_ANGEL]

I almost fell asleep. He reads like a bedtime story...i got bored.

[@rivervalegroup]

Sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy this review

[@paulypilot]

Got bored after 6 mins.

[@rivervalegroup]

Hi Paul, we have a shorter 5 minute version of this review which may be more to your liking! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ6be4uphrKUbcU

[@paulypilot]

@@rivervalegroup Brilliant, I'll check that out, many thanks! :-)

[@danielrussell446]

I actually liked the length and detailed content gives you loads of info on the car