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I40?

StudentDad · 2012-05-13 20:58:55

I've been putting off buying a car for a while now. However, I'm getting fed up of public transport and walking everywhere. I40 - Yes or No? Anytime I've looked at Hyundais in the past I've thought, nah. This I40 seems to be good. SD

13-05-2012 8:58pm

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I've been putting off buying a car for a while now. However, I'm getting fed up of public transport and walking everywhere.

I40 - Yes or No?

Anytime I've looked at Hyundais in the past I've thought, nah. This I40 seems to be good.

SD

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#2 13-05-2012 9:09pm

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A good well equipped car for the money and comes with a 5 year warranty. I don't see why not.

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#3 13-05-2012 9:11pm

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I think it's the 5 yr warranty etc and the kit they put with it for the money, and the styling.

SD

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