I recently drove the Premium version in a soothing Meta Blue colour.

In the week I had the car there were a lot of people commenting to me about the looks, some liked them, some not so much. I actually like the look.

We took the i30 sedan away for the weekend and the boot managed to fit our luggage and a set of golf clubs as well.

The Premium version comes with

• leather interior,
• heated and ventilated front seats,
• Premium Bose audio system and
• additional safety features such as
  • Parking Collision Warning,
  • Blind-Spot View Monitor and
  • Surround View Monitor),

While there are three engine choices, I had the 2 Litre Atkinson petrol engine. This is matched to a CVT that drives more like an 8-speed automatic.

It had a good balance between performance and economy. For those that want more performance, there is the i30N version, which i will be driving a bit later in the year.

Overall I enjoyed the i30 Sedan. And priced from $38,500 dollars plus the usual costs its not bad value.

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