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Hyundaii40 Tourer (2011-2019)

Used only
Large estate
Petrol/Diesel/Mild hybrid

£5,042Typical price

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The Hyundai i40 Tourer is the Korean brand's offering in the large family-estate market. Originally launched in 2011, it received a mid-life refresh in 2015, benefiting from quality improvements and a new gearbox. It's got very tough competition from the likes of the Skoda Octavia Estate and Ford Mondeo Estate, though. Can it trump them? Find out in our in-depth, independent road test review.

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KEY TEST RESULTS
Comfort and practicality
Brand reliability 0-4 years

Jan 2023Last checked by Which?
Mar 2017First reviewed by Which?
Sept 2011Released

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Driving stability
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Brakes

How we test performance

We test braking distances and whether the effectivess of the brakes fade with repeat use. Performanc is based on in-gear acceleration.

Comfort and practicality

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Entry and exit
Seat comfort
Ride quality
Quietness
Seat space
Boot space (large cars, SUVs and MPVs)

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Comfort and practicality includes how easy it is, or not, to get in and out of the car and the maximum height of occupants. We also measure road, wind and engine noise and assess how well the car deals with bumps from large potholes to jittery surfaces like cobble stones.

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General
Class	Large estate
Luxury	No
Convertible	No
Availability	Used only
Used price	£5,042 - £13,699
Fuel type	Petrol/Diesel/Mild hybrid
Tested fuel efficiency	47.1 to 55.7mpg
Length	4,770 to 4,775mm
Width (excluding wing mirrors)	1,815mm
Width (including wing mirrors)	2,100mm
Height	1,470mm
Driver max height
Second row passenger max height
Boot space with seats up
Boot space with seats down
Number of seats	5
Folding rear seats	Yes
Isofix attachments	Yes
Turning circle	11.7 m
On sale date	01 September 2011
Lowest pence per mile cost	£12.45

Latest tested engine
Engine name	1.7 CRDi blue Premium DCT (2016)
Fuel type	Diesel
Capacity and power	1.7-litre (141hp)
Transmission	7-speed dual-clutch automatic
Driven wheels	Front-wheel-drive (FWD)
Fuel tank capacity	70 litres
Tested fuel economy: City / Out of town / Motorway (mpg)
Tested fuel economy: Combined (mpg)
Cost per mile	14.72p per mile
Cost of filling tank	£107
Monthly fuel cost
Annual fuel cost
NOx level	Medium
CO level	Very low
CO2 at tailpipe/tank-to-wheel (TTW) (g/km)	158
Well-to-wheel (WTW) CO2 (g/km)	189.850006
Official fuel economy: NEDC	60.1
Official Euro emission level	Euro 6b
Braked tow load (KG)	1500kg
Unbraked tow load (KG)	700kg
Engine test date	28 October 2016
Test programme	2017

Engine two
Engine name	1.7 CRDi [136] BlueDrive Style
Fuel	Diesel
Capacity and power	1.7-litre (136hp)
Transmission	6-speed manual
Driven wheels	Front-wheel-drive (FWD)
Fuel tank capacity	70 litres
Tested fuel economy: combined mpg
Cost per mile	12.45p per mile
Cost of filling tank	£107
Monthly fuel cost
Annual fuel cost
Well-to-wheel (WTW) CO2 (g/km)	131
Braked tow load (KG)	1800kg
Unbraked tow load (KG)	700kg
Engine test date	28 September 2011
Car test programme	2001-2012

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