Used Hyundai Cars for Sale

Used Hyundai cars

Post war era, Hyundai was established in 1967, with its first standalone model, the Pony debuting in 1975. The 80s witnessed rapid expansion into other countries and by early 2000s, Hyundai had entered most developed and developing markets. However, the time since that, Hyundai has been on a roll, redefining its overall image and product direction. Now, the Korean carmaker is one of the largest with sub brands such as Genesis and Kia under its umbrella.

Hyundai’s smallest model - the city car i10 - is incredibly affordable (to buy and run), and also well-equipped. Other popular models include the i20, i30, Sonata, Elantra, Tucson, Kona, Santa Fe, and the whole Ioniq range of all-electric cars. As a used car, Hyundai models are dependable and affordable to buy and run, without compromising on anything much.

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Electric used Hyundai cars in stock

£10,687

Hyundai IONIQ PREMIUM

London (6 miles)

£11,406

Hyundai IONIQ PREMIUM

London (6 miles)

£11,787

Hyundai IONIQ PREMIUM SE

London (6 miles)

View 839 available

FAQs

What standard safety features do Hyundai cars come with?

Hyundai offers a decent range of standard safety equipment on all models. Some standard kit includes numerous airbags, ABS, vehicle stability management, traction control, brake assist control, and advanced features such as lane keep assist, driver attention warning, high beam assist, rear cross traffic alert, blind spot detection and advanced cruise control system.
How fuel-efficient are the latest Hyundai models?

The fuel efficiency of Hyundai’s latest models solely depend on the powertrain and model. The popular Hyundai i10 supermini is claimed to offer approximately 50-55 mpg, while the bigger Volkswagen Polo competition, the Hyundai i20 is good for 45-50mpg. Hyundai’s all-electric models are extremely efficient with the Ioniq 5 delivering a maximum range of up to 300 miles on a full charge! Hyundai’s other crow favourite model and popular SUV, the Tucson with a Hybrid engine can deliver around 35 to 40 mpg combined whereas the plug-in hybrid variant can achieve over 100 mpg from both the engine and the electric motor combined.
What are the starting prices for Hyundai’s most popular models?

Hyundai’s most affordable used car in the UK are models such as the Getz, Amica, i10 and Matrix. These vehicles are available from around £1000 making them really affordable as a used buy! With a bigger budget, you could get modern Hyundai models such as the i20 or even the Tucson which is an extremely popular and competent family SUV.
Are there any hybrid or electric models available in Hyundai’s current lineup?

Yes, Hyundai has a competitive lineup of hybrid and electric models. Hyundai’s Ioniq range of EVs are also known for being some of the best electric cars on offer with performance and range to back that. The Korean brand also offers numerous hybrid models such as the Tucson Hybrid, Kona Hybrid, Santa Fe Hybrid, etc. The Ioniq 5, Kona Electric, and the Ioniq 6 are the popular all-electric models from Hyundai.
What is the reliability record for used Hyundai models?

Over the years, Hyundai has built a good reputation for its cars, especially since the late 2005. In brief, Hyundai is a reliable brand. However, a used car’s reliability also depends on other factors, mainly how it has been looked after by its previous owner. Generally, consumer reports and surveys paint a good picture on Hyundai’s reliability as it ranks well on these fronts. So, if reliability is one of your important checklists, a used Hyundai could be your next car!
What should I look for when inspecting a used Hyundai vehicle?

When purchasing a used Hyundai, it is important to get the car checked in detail. Yes, Hyundai makes reliable cars, but a neglected example could be a money pit with many hidden issues. So, it’s best to inspect a used Hyundai by a trusted mechanic, preferably one familiar with Hyundai. The last thing we all want is a new car that spends an awful lot of time at the garage. But, we get it. It is not easy to find a trustworthy mechanic or service to get a car inspected. We thought through this and came up with the AA Vehicle Inspection just for you! Our experts will look after everything and help you inspect a used Hyundai car thoroughly to identify all problems, even the hidden ones. All you have to do is sign up, sit back and relax while our experts do all the heavy lifting for you.
Can I get a detailed inspection of the used Hyundai car I am interested in?

Yes, you can get a detailed inspection of a used Hyundai car using AA Vehicle Inspection. We offer two levels of inspection - a 155-point check Basic Inspection or a detailed 206-point Comprehensive Inspection, the latter would be ideal for older Hyundai models, up to 15 years of age. The inspections are conducted by AA experts, and you will receive a detailed report within 24 hours of the inspection with our findings.
Can I lease a Hyundai?

Yes, you can lease a Hyundai through the AA. Browse the Hyundai cars that are waiting to be leased. The only thing you need to worry about is choosing a Hyundai model as we have models that can be leased for as low as £200.

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