Is there a site that gives for all cars the size of car, the warranty length etc?

demello

Hi. I am looking at buying a new car. I see the Hyundai Bayon is just over 22K. I can't find the size of the car online. Is there any website that would list for all new cars- the car size, the warranty length, car tax etc?

The Hyundai Bayon is 6K cheaper than the Hyundai i30, but looks the same size. What is the difference?

Thanks in advance for any help,

DM

Jim_Hodge

This site gives size comparisons side by side

Car size comparison. Choose make and model to compare (automobiledimension.com)

colm_mcm

The Bayon is smaller than a Kona, which is already on the small side compared to an i30.

the Bayon is based on the i20 but is slightly bigger.

bazz26

The Bayon is similar in size to a Kia Stonic.

Chippy01

Try this one too, to compare one size against another.

Compare car design and dimensions in a Virtual Showroom (carsized.com)

AMKC

@OP The only real way you can know is by checking out the cars yourself and test driving them. The Bayon is not a bad looking car but it's built to a very tight budget and is an average car at best. The i30 on the other hand is a much better car but the KIA Ceed is just as good and even better looking that the i30 while probably a but cheaper too.

What size of car are you looking for and what's your top budget?

demello

Thanks for all the replies.

I have about 20K to spend, and I am just wondering why there is a price difference between these cars?

Thanks in advance,

DM

The Hyundai Bayon (approx 22K) is approx the same size as the Hyundai Stonic (approx 24.5K). Why, if they are roughly the same size, is there a 2.5K difference?

The Hyundai Bayon (approx 22K) compared to the Hyundai Kona is shorter by 17cm, not as wide by 5cm, and not as high by 8.5cm). The Kona is approx 31K. Is the difference of 9K worth the relatively small increase in size?

The Hyundai Bayon (approx 22K) compared to the Kia Ceed is 13 cm shorter and not as wide by 25cm, approx same height. The Ceed is 29K.. Is the 7K difference worth the small difference in size?

Jim_Hodge

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121319602#Comment_121319602

Size alone doesn't decide the cost of any car. There's the spec to consider, build quality, etc. Don't buy based purely on the relative sizes. You need to test drive the models you're interested in.

HazeDoll

If size was the deciding factor in the price of a car we'd all be driving Porsche Caymans.

Also, some of those dimensions you mention will take into account external curves on bumpers and things. These aren't usually reflected in the internal dimensions of the car.