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Asked by Tom Jacobs
I took your advice 18 months ago and bought a new Hyundai i30 for my wife, which has been terrific. I now need to buy a second-hand hatchback with a budget of $8000-$9000. I have seen some 2009-10 model i30s in that price range. Are those older i30 models good value or should I be looking at something else? Reliability and the cost of running and maintenance are the main considerations.
Answered by CarsGuide
12 Jul 2016An older i30 should be fine, and far better value than a Corolla that everyone chases. You also should check out a more recent Hyundai i20 or Kia Rio. They are smaller but still good cars and would have some factory warranty.
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