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Hyundai i40 Tourer 2012 prices

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    The wagon will be joined by a sedan before the end of the year.

Hyundai’s new i40 Tourer will have an entry price of $32,490.

And the Korean brand is taking the fight straight to the Ford Mondeo and Mazda6 wagons, with pricing and spec designed to lure their buyers. “Yes, we’ve got our eyes on the Mondeo wagon particularly,” Hyundai spokesman Stephen Howard says.

The i40's $32,490 base price --  just $450 less than the Ford wagon’s entry point and $2250 less than the Mazda6 – puts you in the 130kW/213Nm 2.0-litre petrol engine with a six-speed manual transmission that appears only in the base spec.

Adding $2000 gets you the six-speed automatic transmission with paddle-shifters on the steering wheel, and a further $2000 swaps the petrol engine for the all-new 100kW/325Nm 1.7-litre CRDi turbodiesel across the range.

The Hyundai’s three trim levels - Active, Elite and Premium – open with a standard list that includes nine airbags, daytime running lights and ‘static bending’ headlamps, electronic park brake, Bluetooth, cruise control, 16-in alloys wheels, full-size spare and premium steering wheel with audio and phone controls.

The auto-only Elite spec is $39,490 for the petrol, and includes premium audio, 17-in alloy wheels, larger disc brakes, alloy pedals, foglights, front and rear park assist, powered driver’s seat and rain-sensing wipers.

The same drivetrain in Premium spec is $44,490, and includes 18-in wheels, heated/cooled leather seats front and rear, adaptive cornering high-intensity headlights, reversing camera, panoramic glass roof and extra cosmetic garnish.

Hyundai believes buyers won’t be deterred by the higher pricing of the flagship.

“We think the Premium spec will do well here, but we expect the petrol automatic drivetrain will be the most popular at all spec levels,” Howard says.

The brand new wagon is shipping into Australian showrooms to go on sale in October. The German designed and engineered i40 is the latest to come from Hyundai's 'Fluidic Sculpture' design language, and features the signature hexagonal front grille and swept back headlights with curvilinear LED daytime running lights.

Pricing

Hyundai i40 Tourer Active

2.0-litre GDI petrol engine 
six-speed manual transmission
$32,490

2.0-litre GDI petrol engine
six-speed automatic transmission
$34,490

1.7-litre CRDi turbo-diesel engine
six-speed manual transmission
$34,490

1.7-litre CRDi turbo-diesel engine
six-speed automatic transmission
$36,490

Hyundai i40 Tourer Elite

2.0-litre GDI petrol engine
six-speed automatic transmission
$39,490

1.7-litre CRDi turbo-diesel engine
six-speed automatic transmission
$41,490

Hyundai i40 Tourer Premium

2.0-litre GDI petrol engine and
six-speed automatic transmission
$44,490

1.7-litre CRDi turbo-diesel engine
six-speed automatic transmission
$46,490

 

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  • 2 litre? Pulling all that amount of car!!!! Probably needs a punch up hills. I have a Mondeo 2.3litre wagon that needs it's neck wrung to get it going.... and it screams in protest! These sized wagons need at least 2.6 litre.

    Ric Arturo of gold coast au Posted on 10 October 2011 2:42pm
  • Hyundai is every bit as good as its competitors and I predict that the i40, like its other stable mates, will do very well on the Australian market. Mazdas, VWs and the like are not as wonderful as everyone thinks. They have shortcomings too!

    Daryl Cherry of Waterman's Bay Posted on 06 October 2011 11:39am
  • I'd rather drive my Mazda 929L waggy and eat $31000 of cheeseburgers smile

    hiro shi Posted on 05 October 2011 12:02pm
  • Tourer or Estate = marketing term for Wagon. Even Holden call their wagon a "Sportback". So yes, it's a wagon of the i40. The Sonata namebadge has been replaced by the name i40. Although it might still be called Sonata in the USA?

    Stickman Posted on 05 October 2011 11:26am
  • Way too expensive Hyundai, you're good... you're not THAT good!

    Andrew of Sydney Posted on 04 October 2011 10:53pm
  • Wow, Australia is so overpriced it's not funny.

    over taxed australia of pertho Posted on 04 October 2011 5:39pm
  • I am confused now. Is this just a wagon version of the i45 or is it another model altogether? Would there be i40 sedans or i45 wagons? These outdated computer age names are confusing. What happened to the Sonata?

    King Charlie of Marung Posted on 04 October 2011 12:51pm
  • Tad pricey I would have thought, that's Mondeo money.

    Tommo Posted on 03 October 2011 9:38pm
  • @Mr Plow Not when our cars are so much more expensive then the UK. We all get ripped off - but get some equipment increases to make up for it.

    Andrew Posted on 03 October 2011 1:58pm
  • Standard kit for where? Australia? In the UK, the i40 heated steering wheel and heated rear seats are part of the "comfort pack'. That's a ?600 option. Very odd if heated seats/steering wheel would be standard in Australia and an option in the UK.

    Mr Plow Posted on 05 July 2011 10:17am
  • Geeeeez Jabbas got it in for the Koreans!

    mokbel Posted on 04 July 2011 5:45pm
  • perfect for canberra then.

    phuong of canberra Posted on 04 July 2011 4:49pm
  • This will be great for the upcoming ice age

    Jabba The Hutt Posted on 04 July 2011 3:48pm
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