Unveiled in the Australian International Motor Show, the Hyundai i30 Wagon is definitely one of the vehicles that was worth watching out for. It offers a slightly longer wheelbase and more luggage capacity compared to its predecessors. The external sheet-metal is slightly featured to accommodate these changes. Features of the Hyundai i30 Wagon Hyundai i30 Wagon also integrates Hyundai’s renowned iPod connectivity features, AUX controls, six speakers, six airbags, wheel-mounted audio functions, and ESP stability control. Based on the i30 hatch model, the new automobile also features 17″ alloy, outside mirrors, and side repeaters. There are notable differences between the Hyundai i30 Wagon and the Hatch though. Among these include the i30 CW is: • 230 mm longer in body (total of 4,475 mm)• 40 mm taller in body (total of 1,565 mm)It also has a turning radius of 10.42 m compared which is longer compared to the 10.34 from its predecessor. You can expect the versatility of a hatchback vehicle combined with more space for passengers and cargo. The unbeatable combination is characteristic of most Hyundai cars being introduced in the market today. This car is suitable for urban dwellers with an active lifestyle whole still meeting the needs of a small family. Integrated within it is a 1.6 litre CRDi turbo diesel engine or a 2.0 litre petrol engine depending on the driver’s preference. The powerful engineering within it ensures that drivers and passengers will get the best comfort possible while delivering on maximum driving performance. The steering and suspension of this model is also tuned for the unique driving conditions of Australian roads. With all these features and benefits in mind, there is certainly enough reason to choose this car for your next purchase. Green Credentials Designed in Europe while engineered for Australian roads, the Hyundai i30 Wagon does not lack green credentials. It leaves minimal environmental damage because it uses fuel-efficient technologies. Individuals who are concerned about their environmental footprints should seriously look into this car model because Hyundai prides itself for fuel economy. Previously, Hyundai was seen as the cheap alternative for better models. But new lineups and models such as the Hyundai i30 Wagon is proving that this car manufacturer has many things to boasts about. It has become one of the companies that offer Australian motorists some of the finest cars in the market today. And better things are definitely yet to come. According to Kevin McCann, the Sales & Marketing Director of the company, the “i30 Hatch was a huge success”, it is only to be expected that the newer model will be well-received. It is one of the best alternatives for families who need extra space without shouldering the cost of expensive SUVs and busy individuals who always need to be on the go. With a price range of between $20,890 and $29,890, no one can deny that the Hyundai i30 Wagon will soon become one of the hottest commodities in the market even during tough economic times. Hyundai is also set to release a limited series of a sportwagon model to be introduced in Continental Silver or Vivid Blue colors.

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