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Hyundai is aiming the i30 a buyers in their mid-30s and over – especially those with families. So if you’re looking for hot hatch capabilities look elsewhere.

The i30’s exterior is modern, tidy and to European tastes.

The cabin is conservatively styled - although a classy blue backlight does illuminate the instruments.

For a car of this ilk it handles well and does the job with few complaints. It deals with corners comfortably, although the steering does feel a little light - however this becomes a plus when parking or manoeuvring in an urban environment.

The i30 also gives a civilised ride and it takes a particularly nasty surface to unsettle it. A complex multi-link rear suspension set-up and efficient chassis means the i30 also travels nicely on the motorway and around town.

The i30 is pretty quiet as family hatchbacks go. Wind noise is subdued, but road and suspension noise intrude a little over poor surfaces.

The Getz lacks refinement and doesn’t deliver a sporty or comfortable ride, but it does deliver a decent ride with plenty of pep. The car’s five year warranty will be a big selling point for some.

The Hyundai Getz is not a good family car. Limited cabin space and seating limit the amount of family-style duties that the car can perform. The car’s limited boot space further limits its abilities to serve as a primary family vehicle. The Getz could easily function as a second car or a commuter car.

The Getz would make a decent first car for those who could afford it. Running costs would be low but fuel economy would be high. Insurance rates should be good and the company’s five-year warranty is very appealing.

The Hyundai Company has delivered a reliable supermini that provides good value for the money. The Getz will be a very practical car and with the company’s generous five-year warranty, the only thing that might hold buyers back would be the manufacturer’s lack of snob appeal.

The Santa Fe wasn’t designed for performance it was designed with comfort in mind. However; the large SUV provides adequate power for dealing with everyday driving. The diesel engine is refined and delivers a decent amount of power. The diesel variant is also economical when not driven too hard.

The Hyundai Santa Fe is an excellent family vehicle. It provides more than adequate space for all passengers and a versatile load space. The vehicle is reliable and affordable, and comes with a five year warranty.

The Santa Fe probably isn’t the most practical car for first time car buyers. The vehicle’s large size and fairly expensive price tag may not suit most newly licensed drivers. The vehicle is also difficult to park due to limited rear visibility and may prove to be too much for novice drivers.

Hyundai used to be viewed as a company who produced bargain vehicles until recent models changed that perception. The company raised its level of quality and in turn raised the appeal of its vehicles.