Get an affordable view from the top in a Hyundai Ix35
Whether you prefer to call it a crossover, compact SUV, smooth roader, or RV, one thing you definitely want to call the Hyundai ix35 is your own. When the Korean automaker announced it would replace the legendary Tuscon, everyone knew it had some big tracks to fill. And he did once. With soaring sales and approval from both the industry and the public, the Hyundai ix35 is growing in popularity and reputation. It even took a sixth place finish at the 2010 South African Car of the Year Awards.
The Hyundai ix35 gets a second look, every time. Moving away from the typical boxy SUV lines, the ix35 embodies Hyundai’s flowing styling inside and out, which is clearly visible in the hood creases, slanted-back headlights, side contours and sloping tailgate. Its bold hexagonal grille, large alloy wheels and wide stance give it a powerful presence, both on the road and in your driveway.
The interior has modern sophistication written all over it. In addition to quality trim and finishes, Hyundai has also incorporated all the features to make your driving experience a pleasurable one. In front of the driver is a cluster of informational blue LED lights and a trip computer, which can be set to display information that’s important to you. Other features that put the fun to work include air conditioning to keep you cool, cruise control on most models that does the thinking for you, and an audio system that lets you choose to listen to music your way, whether it’s tuning to a radio station , popping into a CD or plugging it into your MP3 player, USB device or iPod®.
It is a general belief that larger vehicles are inherently safer. This is certainly the case with the Hyundai ix35, but so are the vehicle’s standard active and passive features, including ABS, EBD, crumple zones, side impact beams, a folding steering column and all-way airbags. , those who play apart. Another advantage of size is space. An increased rear overhang allows for very generous luggage space, while clever storage compartments take care of the rest.
The only thing about the Hyundai ix35 that surprises everyone is its price. Retailing from just R259,900 at local Hyundai dealers in South Africa, it’s more affordable than you’d expect and with low fuel consumption figures and a 5-year/90,000km service plan, it won’t break the bank. and a leg to keep. It also spoils you with options. The ix35 range offers petrol and diesel engines, 4×2 and 4×4 transmissions, as well as manual and automatic transmission options. All you have to do is find your perfect match.