2008 HYUNDAI i10

[imperialv]

Don't get fooled in buying Hyundai. I've purchased one and it is with me for five months now. These car is low quality and accessories are the same as china made cars. The spare tire alone is a big disappoinment. Who in the right mind will sell a brand new car with a spare tire smaller than the four? You can find that only in Hyundai. I had a flat tire and I was terrified of how to bring the car to the nearest vulcanizing shop. I also found out that the spare tire's ream is so thin. Their service is not long term. Once you accidentally buy one it is goodbye and they don't care. The tires also are low quality and it won't even last for a year. Yes it is cheaper but you will be spending more in replacing the parts just in a year of purchase.
Investigate carefully the car before you purchase or else you will end up cursing yourself. Better to buy a Japanese car by adding a few thousands and you will have peace of mind.

Don't generalize by having a donut spare make a car cheap.. Paano na yung BMW, some variants doesn't have any spare tire at all.. .. Seriously, my previous ride was a japanese brand, it also had a donut spare.. I think this is the trend now in other countries..

[actor21]

yup my mazda 3 also has donut spare tire...its okay na din as it is lighter,

[Burai]

as i have expected, mini cars like this one would really blow tires up. kaso tanong ko lang, sinadya ba ng hyundai na maninipis mga gulong nila kaya madali silang masira? i've read somewhere here kasi about the carens naman na pumutok yung gulong dahil din sa manipis yung ewan ko sa loob niya. im just wondering. wops teka di ako nagbasa, dami pala nagrereklamo sa post ni johntad

[yapoy86]

manipis yung sidewall ng mga tires ngayon.. yung sa carens naman eh bumangketa yata yung kaya sumabog.. any tire that will be severed on the sidewall will surely explode if not damaged badly and irrepairable..

kaya siguro manipis ang sidewall is for comfort nung tire also to lessen road noise...

yung carens naka donut spare tire din... as for the term spare tire eh pamalit lang incase masira yung orig but not for permanent use.. anyway mas ok na yung may spare tire kesa wala.. also donut tires are lighter, smaller and easy to install

[Burai]

hindi ba ginagawang permanent tire yung extra ones? i see. hmm..
dun sa post nga pala ni johntad, baka naman sir natest drive niyo muna yung unit bago niyo kinuha. kasi kung oo, sa simulang simula pa lang po kasi makikita niyo nang plasticky yung interior niya at di kasing ganda as its exterior. and i think yung service naman nila is mahaba na, i think 5 years na rin sila just like chery. if it's true then that's matagal na rin po

[C#@RD]

Latest I10 FC.

Previous FC with shell vpower was 16.35 km/l now it's 18.19218 km/l with Petron’s E10 pure city driving.

Ride: Hyundai I10
Transmission: MT
Year: 2008
Displacement: 1.1L (Gas)
Fuel Consumption: 26.330 liters
Driving Condition: Going to the office Bumper-Bumper Traffic pasig area and ayala avenue 6pm-7pm - Going Home 5am-6am no traffic at all.
Driving Time Time: 6pm and 5am
Route: Same route mon-fri taytay-makati and makati-taytay.
City: 18.19218 km/l
Highway: No Data(I everyday pass by C5 pero approximately 2km's lang)
Petrol: Petron E10.
Kilometers Ran: 479 kilometers
Aircon: on all the time going to work 6pm-7pm going home 5am the aircon is on half of the time.
Tire Pressure - 4 tires at 35psi.

[Horsepower]

very good fuel mileage. ^_^

[nozfera2_05]

we'll be getting an i10 tomorrow, and i just read the thread today..hehehe..i'll be honest i had doubts..dahil sa nabasa ko...

pero will still buy the i10 bukas..hehehe, anyway...i read something about tires blowing up...i think it has something to d with the tires itself..since sa korea malamig...yun standard tires nila..pang weather nila..so kung gagamitin satin which is hot as hell...talagang allambot yun and eventually pop..kaya yun ibang dealers replace the tires with local ones..para made for our climate

sa fuel consumption naman...may friend ako na agent ng hyundai..and so far nasa 14-16km/l lowest ang sabi nya...i din't think joke yun...hehehe sa fuel consumption naman kasi depende sa driving habit yun e..if you hift too early kulang power..the result press harder ka sa higher gear..kapos makina..hence sayang na gas...kung sobra ka naman sa diin..hehehe...nagsusunog ka din ng gas...i think advisable is shifting around 2.5-3k rpm

pag nakuha ko na ...and nadrive na...i'll post a review...

[actor21]

i10's FC is around 14 to 16 kms per liter sa Manual Transmission, pero sa automatic tranny bagsak sa 8kms per liter so sayang talaga

[kumagbehota]

ganda ng FC nyan, baka ma miss mo na magpa full tank nyan, o maiinip ka na dahil me gas ka pa, hehehhe

[MAXBUWAYA]

Don't get fooled in buying Hyundai. I've purchased one and it is with me for five months now. These car is low quality and accessories are the same as china made cars. The spare tire alone is a big disappoinment. Who in the right mind will sell a brand new car with a spare tire smaller than the four? You can find that only in Hyundai. I had a flat tire and I was terrified of how to bring the car to the nearest vulcanizing shop. I also found out that the spare tire's ream is so thin. Their service is not long term. Once you accidentally buy one it is goodbye and they don't care. The tires also are low quality and it won't even last for a year. Yes it is cheaper but you will be spending more in replacing the parts just in a year of purchase.
Investigate carefully the car before you purchase or else you will end up cursing yourself. Better to buy a Japanese car by adding a few thousands and you will have peace of mind.

Donut spare tires arent really an issue. Our TOYOTA Echo verso use to have one and gamit na gamit ko din. Are you surprise that you have a donut spare tyre?

Downside ng donut tyre is
Not for front use
80kph lang

good side
Magaang
Space saving

[stormgray]

Don't get fooled in buying Hyundai. I've purchased one and it is with me for five months now. These car is low quality and accessories are the same as china made cars. The spare tire alone is a big disappoinment. Who in the right mind will sell a brand new car with a spare tire smaller than the four? You can find that only in Hyundai. I had a flat tire and I was terrified of how to bring the car to the nearest vulcanizing shop. I also found out that the spare tire's ream is so thin. Their service is not long term. Once you accidentally buy one it is goodbye and they don't care. The tires also are low quality and it won't even last for a year. Yes it is cheaper but you will be spending more in replacing the parts just in a year of purchase.
Investigate carefully the car before you purchase or else you will end up cursing yourself. Better to buy a Japanese car by adding a few thousands and you will have peace of mind.

Troll troll troll troll.

[_Qwerty_]

a friend is considering the i10.. don sa kakabili lang.. magkano discount nakuha nyo?? at anong freebies ang binigay?? anong dealer??

we looked at Hyundai Fort.. 10T discount lang plus free LTO.. then pag nag inhouse daw.. they can throw in 3M tint and backup sensor.. pag cash.. wala.. standard tint, seat cover and floor mats lang.. insurance is at 16T, 0% participation for over 10T claims.

[tidus1203]

Try other dealers mate. Try Hyundai E. Rod or Hyundai Quezon Ave. (kung taga south ka alam ko malayo but it might be worthwhile). I think for i10 P10K discount seems fair kasi sa low naman yung price nya eh so they can't give you a big discount. But I think you could make them pay for the insurance at least for the 1st year. When we bought our Santa Fe sa Hyundai Quezon Ave I was able to negotiate for that free insurance but normally they don't give it away. More pressure might be needed!

[nozfera2_05]

sa kukunin ko bukas...Hyundai dasmarias cavite

498k variant kukunin ko
150 down
12k++ a month

freebies:
3m black chrome tint..full front
3m matting
seat covers
winoworkout pa yun jvc head unit
back up sensor winoworkout pa din...hehehe

free chattel mortgage
free LTO registration for 3 years
free 1 year insurance

[_Qwerty_]

hmm may 498T pa ba?? nag increase na yata.. 518T na yung pinakamababa

[nozfera2_05]

may difference po kasi..pero para sakin mas ok yun 498..may spoiler...hehehe...then yun mga binago anman di masyado halata...like yun cover nun donut..hehhee...yun lang visible changes..plus same naman lahat..sa dasma meron pa po 2 units...hehehe..kung interested po kayo...dayo kayo..refer kita sa agent na nagbenta sakin..ok yun

[_Qwerty_]

may spoiler pa din naman yung 518K ah diba? ano ba itsura nung dating cover sa likod?

[JohnTad]

Getz 1.1L engine, I thought I would be saving more on gasoline. I bought one thinking the smaller the engine the less it will consume fuel. I noticed this by comparing with my 1.3L Toyota Vios. Weekly we are travelling to our relative who is 80 km away where we sometimes use our 1.1L Getz, I realized that Getz is consuming more gasoline than our 1.3L Vios. Toyota is really fuel efficient, the same for Honda.

I suggest, before deciding to buy a car, to visit internet sites that reviews and compare cars. Hyundai is not fuel efficient and its dashboard is made of cheap material that for a few years becomes brittle and cracks. Its tires also is not durable and the spare tire, beware, for Getz, the size is smaller in diameter.

[JohnTad]

Getz 1.1L engine, I thought I would be saving more on gasoline. I bought one thinking the smaller the engine the less it will consume fuel. I noticed this by comparing with my 1.3L Toyota Vios. Weekly we are travelling to our relative who is 80 km away where we sometimes use our 1.1L Getz, I realized that Getz is consuming more gasoline than our 1.3L Vios. Toyota is really fuel efficient, the same for Honda.

I suggest, before deciding to buy a car, to visit internet sites that reviews and compare cars. Hyundai is not fuel efficient and its dashboard is made of cheap material that for a few years becomes brittle and cracks. Its tires also is not durable and the spare tire, beware, for Getz, the size is smaller in diameter. Hyundai is one of the worst car.