Hyundai i20 with a small 1.2 liter petrol engine showed us that cars do not have to cost over half

Hyundai i20 with a small 1.2 liter petrol engine showed us that cars do not have to cost over half a million to be killer good. i20 is one of the most basic you can buy in today's car market, and is perhaps the very cheapest true family car. The cost of 159.950 million with the smallest engine. Here is Norway's cheapest new cars
1.2 liter engine may not sound like much, and it is not. But i20 is a small and light car in a classic format. You do not buy a Hyundai i20 because you want a race car, but rather a cheap family car, or an inexpensive second car.
But when you drive really in top speed? Which Norwegian roads allow you to take advantage of a car that does zero to one hundred in 3 seconds? The Norwegian bilsannheten is that we spend most of the time in queue or 50 km / h. It is often miserable one2car weather, which brings us to the driving characteristics.
On the way we had i20 under the worst weather conditions, with fine snow over ice. Front wheel drive secured certain emerging and the car sat safely on the road. The seats in i20 is undeniably the weakest point of the car. They are hard as park benches, and suitable arguably only for short trips. The day before our first trip with the i20 we ran a larger direktørbil at just over 2 tons, and it was a dream to put into i20 when handling the large Director vehicles with rear-wheel drive is mildly questionable under Norwegian extreme conditions.
Financial Crisis vehicle financial crisis has forced us to reconsider some aspects of life: Property does not exceed magical in price forever, our jobs are not secure, it is not natural that oil prices rise like a rocket and real estate is not synonymous with "rich ". Another reassessment one2car we have had to do is what we can actually afford. With tax, petrol and toll plazas, one2car a new car is a big investment. When sticking Hyundai i20 is well presented one2car and seems very alluring.
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