Snackable Review: Hyundai Santa Fe
It won’t elicit envious glances from the neighbours, but if you need a sensible way of carting seven then Hyundai’s Santa Fe ticks a lot of boxes.
Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell review
The Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell is the world’s first mass-production hydrogen fuel-cell powered car, and its presence in Australia signals the Korean company’s focus on hydrogen power as a key part of sustainable motoring
Mazda 3 v Alfa Romeo Giulietta v Hyundai i30 v Holden Cruze comparison review
Italy takes on the world as we turn up the heat on four popular hatchbacks
Ford Territory v Hyundai Santa Fe v Kia Sorento v Nissan Pathfinder v Toyota Kluger comparison review
Got a big family? Here are five seven-seat SUVs designed to move you.
Hyundai i30 SR review
Is the new i30 SR a hot hatch – or a warm one?
Snackable Review: Hyundai Veloster
The Veloster isn’t your typical Hyundai. It’s a quirky, feature-packed hatch that’s out-selling most others in its class; a good option for those who want a fun and affordable little sports car.
Hyundai Veloster Video Review
The Hyundai Veloster has polarised the opinions of WhichCar staff but as one of Australia’s best-selling vehicles, it’s hard to argue with the figures.
2015 Hyundai Tucson review
The Hyundai Tucson arrives in Australia to replace the already successful ix35 as the right car at the right time, with mid-size SUVs now the second-largest segment in Australia
2015 Hyundai i40 Series II review
Hyundai has tried to make its i40 a less confusing prospect, by slimming its range and cutting is price. While selling the wagon makes perfect sense, you have to wonder why the sedan offering hasn’t been cut to zero, when you can have a better-looking Sonata for less money.
2015 Hyundai Veloster review
Hyundai's facelifted Veloster Series II has had some tweaks around the cheeks and gets a new matt-blue foundation, but there’s also a bit of work been done under the skin, with some serious effort going into tuning the suspension for Australian conditions and improving the steering feel.
2014-15 Hyundai Accent Review
The Hyundai Accent is a city car that is bigger than most, and you can have hatchback or a sedan. This review covers the Accent range prior to September 2015.
2015 Hyundai Elantra Review
The Elantra is the sedan version of the Hyundai i30 hatch. It has a comfortable cabin, and lots of equipment for the money. This review covers Elantras on sale prior to March 2006.
2015 Hyundai ix35 Range Review
The Hyundai ix35 is among the less costly family SUVs, and it has a five-year warranty. You can choose 2WD or AWD, and unusually for a car like this there is a full spare tyre.
2015 Hyundai i20 Range Review
The Hyundai i20 is designed to get you around a city without making a meal of your savings. Steering is light, it is easy to park, and it comes with a five-year warranty.
Hyundai Santa Fe Review
There’s lots to like with the Santa Fe, starting with the practical, well-priced body. The diesel engine, too, is a win in a market segment where thirstier petrol models reign.
2015 Hyundai i30 review
The three-year-old Hyundai i30 C-segment hatch (and Touring wagon) is subtly modified with a more elegant nose, improved diesel efficiency and performance (courtesy of a new dual-clutch auto), and minor spec improvements.
2015 Hyundai Sonata review
The new Sonata wants to pick up where the i45 sedan left off, chasing down the Mazda 6 and Toyota Camry in the large-sedan segment
Hyundai Genesis review
The new Hyundai Genesis is the most expensive car the brand has produced but its slowest seller – with big aspirations
Top 10 Compact SUVs: Test
Australians love compact SUVs, but which ones really cut the mustard as genuine all-round on- and off-road family wagons?
Holden Barina CD v Honda City VTi v Hyundai Accent Active v Mitsubishi Mirage ES comparison review
Sexy they’re not, but light sedans are cheaper and (mostly) better than ever. Here are four of the best
First Fang: Hyundai Veloster Race Car
The angry rasp filling the cabin offers a strong clue that this isn't your typical Hyundai
First Drive: Hyundai Genesis
Could the Hyundai Genesis be the post-Falcadore fix for Aussie rear-drive sedan fans? John Carey grabs some wheel-time in Korea to find out
First drive: Kia ProCeed GT
Shock sub-$30K pricing and Euro engineering underpin Kia’s first driver’s car
2013 Hyundai i30 SR Review
In Hyundai-speak, it’s the “Local Model Expansion Strategy.” For us, the first result of a more adaptable product-development approach is the i30 SR, a warm hatch that is (for the moment) unique to Australia.