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HYUNDAI BAYON 1.0 TGDi 48V MHEV Ultimate 5dr DCT with 5 year warranty - £23877.39 @ New Car Discount
HYUNDAI BAYON 1.0 TGDi 48V MHEV Ultimate 5dr DCT with 5 year warranty - £23877.39 @ New Car Discount
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Posted 23 June 2023

HYUNDAI BAYON 1.0 TGDi 48V MHEV Ultimate 5dr DCT with 5 year warranty - £23877.39 @ New Car Discount

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HYUNDAI BAYON HATCHBACK 1.0 TGDi 48V MHEV Ultimate 5dr DCT with Phantom black bi-tone roof, Premium pearlescent paint, Gloss black door mirrors with integrated indicators


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  1. Fuzzarr's avatar
    Never heard of the Bayon?

    Me neither until now.

    It's a small SUV in the Seat Arona, Ford Puma etc segment. Based on the Hyundai i20.
    Mr.Nutts's avatar
    Also, when I dropped it off at the garage and asked if they'd had any more with the fault, he said they currently had another in with the same fault.
  2. Sagiroth's avatar
    Whats the idea with 1.0 engines and boosting them with turbo ? Isnt that causing the lifespan of the engine shorter ? Why not make it a 2.0 in example ?
    monkeyhanger75's avatar
    They perform better in the cycle tests. In real life though, that's rarely the case because they're driven harder all the time.
  3. Whitey2048's avatar
    Not a bad deal, I've sent it to my Nan
  4. paulde2007's avatar
    Mild hybrids. Wow. If ever thete was a bigger mislead than hybrids it's this.
  5. DingIs's avatar
    tiny 1.0L hybrid that does less MPG than the 3.0L M Sport my (growing old disgracefully) mum has... which although not brand new, cost £7k less that this....
    james2k66's avatar
    No it doesn't
  6. RASB's avatar
    These are ugly as sin, possibly the ugliest new car right now.
  7. CynicalNurse's avatar
    Not a good idea to buy a diesel at the moment IMO with clean air zones being rolled out all over the place.
    hootz's avatar
    Depends how often you use them and the price of this car compared to an exempt one
  8. Fasterv12's avatar
    That’s a deal. Worlds gone mad
  9. lfranz68's avatar
    That is one ugly car .
  10. MicksteryMan's avatar
    24k for 1.0L
    Weehamish's avatar
    1l of old is not 1l of new... look at Ford ecoboost...
  11. TheMatrixHasYou's avatar
    It looks like Iron man's mortal enemy!
  12. slaha11's avatar
    Wow, even the i10 of 2009 is 1.2L!
  13. bomberman's avatar
    Looks like a Citroen
    fishmaster's avatar
    As long as it looks like one but doesn't function like one then it's a win for Hyundai.
  14. paulde2007's avatar
    Yay let's spend more money purchase costs and more maintenance costs for a car for almost no improvement in efficiency and environmental benefit
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