Hyundai Ioniq Hatchback (2016 - 2022) Owner Reviews
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- Year/plate: 2022/72
- Bought: Used in February 2024
The Ioniq is very economical, and as good a motorway cruiser as it is a town car. Comfortable too.Things I...
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- Year/plate: 2018/18
- Bought: Used in May 2021
A very competent Prius competitor, matching it for reliability and economy. The best bit is what my kids called 'Dad's...
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- Year/plate: 2018/68
- Bought: Used in August 2021
Overall I would rate the Ioniq as a very good car indeed and certainly one of the best I have...
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- Year/plate: 2022/22
- Bought: New in June 2022
I was surprised to get a computer reading of 77 miles per gallon. Too good surely? So I filled up...
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- Year/plate: 2017/67
- Bought: Used in September 2020
Really pleased with this car and the 5 year warranty. Major fault is no rear screen wiper. Apart from that...
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- Year/plate: 2017/17
- Bought: Used in July 2022
I wanted a really economical car due to the spiralling coat of fuel but the electrics I could afford didn't...
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- Year/plate: 2019/19
- Bought: New in August 2019
The only real problem i have with this car is the parking break. This is operated by foot which can...
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- Year/plate: 2017/17
- Bought: Used in February 2021
I thought I would get more MPG , the ride is just ok and would go for the higher for...
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- Year/plate: 2019/69
- Bought: Used in October 2020
It is an easy car to drive with simple to use controls ,some items do annoy such as the noise...
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- Year/plate: 2017/67
- Bought: New in October 2017
Can't really fault it in any way, but worth paying for the top of the range version. With a 5...
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