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Hyundai Coupe

It was billed as the Korean Ferrari when it first appeared in 1996, and since then the Coup

February 2003

It was billed as the Korean Ferrari when it first appeared in 1996, and since then the Coup

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Young drivers favour the 1.6-litre models because of their competitive insurance ratings, but unless you are specifically looking for low running costs we'd recommend the 2.0-litre every time. Go for the manual models, as the auto is much duller to drive.
If you can, aim for SE spec as well
- with all the goodies, it represents excellent value for money.

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VERDICT

    Young drivers favour the 1.6-litre models because of their competitive insurance ratings, but unless you are specifically looking for low running costs we'd recommend the 2.0-litre every time. Go for the manual models, as the auto is much duller to drive.
    If you can, aim for SE spec as well
    - with all the goodies, it represents excellent value for money.
 

OTHER EXPENSES

Depreciation:3
Running costs (ppm):36-51p
Insurance groups:9-14

HISTORY

    1996: Coup
 
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