Car reviews

Just as the size of small and medium hatchbacks increases with each new model, cars destined for city and urban use are also growing. But none is bigger than the Hyundai i10 - and the Korean firm's latest runabout also manages to offer the best packaging and specification levels in the segment in spite of a pricing structure that makes the most costly version barely any dearer than its least expensive rival. Backed by a five-year warranty, the five-door car is available in three trim levels with an automatic option on the mid-range version.