Hyundai i30 Estate (08-12) - Review Review by Simon Harris on 29 July 2008 Last Updated: 27 January 2009 The Hyundai i30 is an excellent all-rounder and a good alternative to more mainstream European and Japanese models. The estate version builds on this with a good sized boot, but there's more to it than just load lugging. A longer wheelbase means rear passengers get extra space. It's also excellent value, particularly when you consider it comes with a five-year warranty from new. It isn't especially exciting to drive, but it feels safe and reassuring plus comes with a well built cabin. However the i30 estate makes less sense when compared to the similar Kia Ceed SW - both are built on the same platform and share components, but the Kia has far more boot space, comes with a longer warranty and is cheaper too. 3.5 out of 5 Other Hyundai reviews Summary Facts & Figures Equipment Driving & Performance Comfort Costs Safety & Reliability Buying & Selling Also Consider Company Car Info Owners' Reviews Gallery 4 out of 5 Buying used Modern Korean cars with improved quality don't depreciate as steeply as they used to and will lose value in line with many mainstream rivals. Therefore there won't be the conspicuous bargains on the used market that there might have been five or 10 years ago. However, all models are well equipped and both petrol and diesel models are good to drive. View full gallery See 37 used Hyundai i30 Estates for sale, starting at £5,995 3 out of 5 Selling There is always demand for estate models from people who need the extra practicality, although the diesel will be favoured more than the petrol version. Car Valuations Find used car prices with Parkers accurate car valuations. Find out more Hyundai i30 cars for sale We have 37 models like this for sale. Find Hyundai i30 cars for sale Previous: Safety & Reliability Next: Also Consider