Hyundai i10 car review

The 2014 Hyundai i10 really is a step up for the company. It’s a city car that you should ignore at your peril. Andy Pringle investigates further

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[gilesrobertson]

Having owned one for about six months now, this review is very accurate indeed. The way the car copes with long distance runs on the motorway is astonishing.

[calvinlaudrensio]

I used to drive 2010 Hyundai i10 when I was 13 (driving with very few to no moving cars around) with my mom. It's very easy & exciting to drive

[clarissamcpigeon]

I've driven i10, Citigo, Aygo.

i10 is the best by far. The Aygo is too small and very underpowered while the Citigo is just too basic for the money you pay. The i10 is the best all round package and is very smooth to drive.

[louisereneebelialba]

is this better than kia picanto for a first time driver?

[ruzzelladrian]

The back is reminiscent to an old Mercedes Benz A Class

[nikosz]

Has a rather soft suspension in comparison to Picanto and is made in Turkey.

[lukedaley]

Might consider the i10 for my first car 🚗

[FBISHOJI]

The car is okay problem is for me with it this car as new driver is low speed parking, the tire has traction but I get no feedback to adjust with parking when the car is stopped . My mum says I need practice buts hell to park, she should have Gone Japanese like a Honda Fit/Jazz, Suzuki Swift . How ever feedback at high speeds are excellent handling with my little bit of Motorsport skill even though I've never done motorsport racing. I go based of feel not speed.
Now I live in barbados and the roads are rough tight and markings hardly maintained