Still the best small hot hatchback of 2024? Hyundai i20N Review 4K

[@kreamypie]

Nearly 30k kms on my i20n and i recommend going to the dealership and ask for ecu update. The ecu update fixed the rev hangs. And i must say, it feels like a different car after the ecu update.

[@jimmyb4982]

Expecting mine in November. Reckon the dealer will install the update on new cars without asking for it?

[@ljp1942]

The 120n costs ten thousand less than it's bigger brother and will use less fuel these are some big factors to think about.

[@ljp1942]

@@danejames7098 Wanna lose your licence ?

[@Officialnrb]

@@danejames7098 Steve Sutcliffe was 0.1 seconds slower in the 20 round a track.

[@Lexartm]

Coming from a Type R FK8 which I had for 3.5 years, you don't really need all that power and size in a city. Really great car

[@ljp1942]

You don't need all that extra power=licence suspension 😮

[@Lexartm]

@@ljp1942 It's the driver not the car. I rarely ever went past the speed limit in my FK8 and even got tailgated by retards in much slower cars.

[@davidarter9670]

What a lovely little car! Nice review, Nick

[@keng4066]

It's from almost $35,000 plus on road costs, not $32,000. The base i30N manual costs $13,500 more on the road. I've clocked up almost 10,000km in mine and have found no problems with the build quality apart from the headlight settings which I ended up adjusting myself. The fit and finish is first class. Hyundai are in charge of the quality control in the factory which is reflected in the vehicles. Considering the drivetrain, suspension and brakes fitted, along with all the latest electronics, it's great value, exciting to drive, practical and surprisingly frugal on fuel. 6.6L/100km average calculated for mine.

[@ljp1942]

So you could you daily drive the 120n ?

[@keng4066]

It is my daily driver, not that I drive every day. It replaced my much loved 2012 Skoda Yeti[103TDI DSG 4x4] in March of 2023. I also have a 2018 370Z which is a great drive but not that practical for carrying things. I could take either car most of the time but usually take the i20N and that says a lot in its favour. As far as the build quality comments from the other poster, you could see in the video the quality of the shut lines, interior and paint.

[@ljp1942]

@keng4066 I ordered one took 18 months to be delivered here in Australia haven't driven it much yet but intend to daily drive it.

[@keng4066]

@@ljp1942 Mine took almost a year and I almost cancelled the sale when it arrived because I was so fed up with the waiting and the crap dealer. If you've only got about 2,000km on the clock think about having the engine oil changed instead of leaving it until the 10,000km service. It always used to be important and almost certainly still is. Mine used 400ml of oil up to 2,000km but not a drop since.

[@user-io7gp5rn9u]

Why did I get quoted 39700 plus on roads that's in march 2024

[@zareensaeed216]

Looks nice car 🚗.. very informative video 👍🏼

[@user-lc9re9gf2r]

Great car...when it is working. Mine is stranded with a dead fuel pump. We're having an epidemic of i20N fuel pump failures in Australia which has left myself and an ever growing number of other i20N owners with no car and currently no idea when they will be fixed. Head on over to Hyundai i20N owners club Australia to see for yourself

[@november9err]

Thanxz for this insight.

[@lonewandererfo3]

I don't care about the price, i20N can't even begin to compete with GTIs

[@lonewandererfo3]

@@danejames7098 You know there's a Polo GTI, right?

[@waynetrain4636]

as a german i disagree, gti`s and volkswagen itself has huge quality problems, in the last years they rested their butts on the brand name and stoped giving fcks about the products, of course they are still "good" but not for the price....

[@lonewandererfo3]

@@waynetrain4636 You're not wrong but their engines are still stronger than all other hot hatches...Thankfully now they're starting to listen to the people and fixing things

[@jimmyb4982]

I sold German cars, including VWs, for several years. Reliability is a huge problem.

[@pacco7282]

@@lonewandererfo3 still not worth 15-20k more tbh

[@stopthewar9993]

Terrible build quality. Worst car ever. They have literally no quality control in Turkey.

[@josephkennedy5962]

Really.. I was considering buying one ..

[@roberterdelyi7766]

​@@josephkennedy5962I heard only good about the quality, so I bought one

[@waynetrain4636]

@@josephkennedy5962 na, you get 5 years full warranty with no mileage limit (even if you go on track days/ racetrack driving).....the only down side is that the australian version dosent have heated rear seats, wich the europen version has

[@m1lkoboukalo]

what? dont listen to him the car is by far the best option on this money...better performance than polo gti or ford fiesta(maybe the fiest is more "playable" but still the i20n grab the road so good"..cheaper than both polo and fiesta, BY FAR the best sound on the category,way more reliable than polo and fiesta combined....he is just a hater or a polo owner...dont consider his comment as a honest opinion he is just a hater

[@user-io7gp5rn9u]

Can you tell me why the new fiesta is not reliable .. or you just guessing