Hyundai TUCSON 1.6 GDi Blue Drive SE Nav Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr for £9,995

12V Power Outlet - Front Console and Luggage Compartment, 17in Alloy Wheels, 6 Airbags - Front - Front Seat Side and Curtain, 6 Speakers - 2 Tweeters - 2 Front Door - 2 Rear Door, 8in Touchscreen Satellite Navigation with Traffic Messaging Channel - Reversing Camera - Mapcare and Tom Tom LIVE Services, ABS - Anti-Lock Brake System with EBD - Electronic Brake-Force Distribution, Active Bonnet System, Adjustable Head Restraints, Adjustable Intermittent Front Windscreen Wipers with Aero Wiper Blade, Armrest - Front with Storage, Armrest - Rear Centre with Cup Holders, Automatic De-Fog System for Front Windscreen, Automatic Headlights with Dusk Sensor, BAS - Brake Assist System, Bluetooth Connectivity, Body Colour Bumpers, Bottle Holders - Front Centre Console and Door, Childproof Rear Door Locks, Climate Control - Dual Zone with Ioniser, Courtesy Light - Front Door, Cruise Control with Speed Limiter, Curtain Airbag Rollover Sensor, DBC - Downhill Brake Control, Daytime Running Lights - LE

SVC HISTORY REVERSE CAM SATNAV. This Euro 6 compliant 1.6 litre petrol engine SUV comes with partial service history, giving you confidence in its upkeep. Inside, you'll find a comfortable and convenient driving experience thanks to dual zone climate control with an ioniser, heated front seats for those colder mornings, and rear parking sensors to assist with manoeuvring. Stay connected and entertained with Bluetooth connectivity, and enjoy enhanced visibility with automatic headlights that activate at dusk. For peace of mind this vehicle comes with service history and has completed a multi point AA dealer's website finance is also available.We are open 7 days a week and have more than 1500 cars to choose from.All our Euro 4 Petrol and Euro 6 Diesel vehicles meet the ULEZ standard.Vehicle specification can be found below. From time to time vehicles have manufacturer recalls notified. Please read our recall policy on our website for further information.. Part service history