Hyundai

Hyundai

Your slightly embarrassing Korean uncle. You know him - he's the one who's not quite as good at anything as most of your other relatives, but who never tires with turning up at this year's party with a song that Auntie Audi did last year, only she did it better. True, he sings in tune, but he's just a bit crap. You getting this?

  • Hyundai Getz

    Getz

    $13,990 - $18,490

    The brief for the Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead was to create car that feels like sitting in a luxury yacht. This is the same, except swap 'yacht' for 'cardboard box'.

  • Hyundai i30

    i30

    $18,990 - $28,540

    Not-half-bad Focus rival wearing the same underwear as the better-looking Kia C'eed. Taken at face value it's OK, but life doesn't have to be this dull looking.

  • Hyundai Santa Fe

    Santa Fe

    $33,990 - $46,990

    Look out Freelander, cancel the RAV-4 etc. OK, not really, but this is a decent looking and brilliant value soft-roader and, so long as you stay on road, you could do worse.

  • Hyundai Sonata

    Sonata

    $25,990 - $36,990

    Somebody needs to sit Hyundai down in a nice chair and very gently break the news to them that the Ford Mondeo exists. It will come as a shock, but it's for their own good.

  • Hyundai Tiburon

    Tiburon

    $34,990 - $36,780

    A kind of Nissan Z-car without the serious muscle, and with looks that even its own mother might struggle to love, this is a budget sports car which kind of works.

  • Hyundai Tucson

    Tucson

    $24,990 - $31,490

    Great big fat Tonka-spec SUV isn't rubbish, but against Euro opposition it just feels like a wannabe supermodel hanging round the catwalk in a hat she made herself.

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