One thing I can say is that the large square back design certainly is practical for space. The boot area is cavernous.

I had the Six seat Calligraphy version with the hybrid engine.

This is especially luxurious and comfortable inside. I love the comfort of the front seats and the wide dashboard that includes the drivers’ instruments and central screen.

Everywhere you turn there is a reminder that this has everything you want. Its absolutely packed with standard features.

The six seats, with separate twin seats in  the middle row are a practical solution to the middle seat that is never rally big enough for somebody in most cases.

The 1.6 litre hybrid petrol engine is powerful and economical. It is so smooth and quiet. Around town or on the Motorway its an ideal choice, with no range anxiety.

I would always opt for the All-Wheel Drive version. The other key feature for safety is a full-sized alloy spare wheel. Thank you, Hyundai.

Priced from $81,720 dollars plus the usual costs it’s a little bit expensive but you do get excellent value for money.

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