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Originally Posted by shortbread
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Remember this is the company that launched the Sonata Embrera in India prior to US and Europe and have always treated India as an important market and manufacturing base.
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And also the same Company that first launched the i10 with the modified Santro engine, suckered people into buying it and within 8 months launched it with the Kappa engine doing a great disservice to initial adopters of the i10. Besides there are no choices of alloys, larger size tyres, moveable front seat headrests and a whole lot more shortcomings on the i10 as opposed to the International version.
Expect the same bias towards the Indian variant of the i20...
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Originally Posted by sidindica
(Post 1000204)
time for some bigger pics
i have deliberately uploaded the mirror shot of the interior so that we can expect how the right hand drive version will look like.
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guys. my personal guess. all the i20 pictures have been taken in pondicherry. The pizzahut is one of the clue. the rest seem near the beach. cheers:
Pizza Hut POndicherry on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
check the hut photo from another angle... it matches up
My bro just called up from Salem. He saw a red i20 there. Couldnt get pix though.
some more pics of I 20
You have to admit that unlike the quirky Santro/i10, the i20 does look very, very good!
i20 on sale only by January 15th??! :(
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No, in the styling terms it isn’t a patch on those rivals, but Hyundai is boasting that the packaging (interior space) is better than the Fiesta's at least. It goes on sale on January 15 at prices promised to be at least £1,000 below the Ford and Vauxhall, with air conditioning and six airbags as standard.
Engines will be a choice of 75bhp 1.2-litre and 104bhp 1.4-litre petrol units, with a 1.4-litre diesel in 75bhp or 90bhp trim. Slightly more mouth-watering is the forthcoming 1.6-litre diesel, which offers CO2 emissions of 115g/km, but with 128bhp.
Fitted to the racier-looking three-door derivative of the i20, this could a perfect replacement for the much-lamented Skoda Fabia vRS, a diesel pocket-rocket that is still so sought after it commands very high secondhand prices.
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Paris Motor Show 2008: Hyundai - Telegraph
woow!
this car looks amazing maan!
finally hyundai is offering something visually attractive.to say so even the i10 is quite attractive.but the i20 looks to be a beter allround package.planning to upgrade next year and have added this car to my wishlist in addition to the grande punto.
Nice-looking car.
That is certainly Pondicherry, but I don't know if one can physically get a car onto that beach? Photoshop would do the trick nicely, no doubt!
Looks like 2009 is going to belong to the premium hatchbacks. Skoda Fabia, Hyundai i20, Fiat Grande Punto and Honda Jazz. All great looking cars with equally good engines. The 'Europisation' of India has started :).
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Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom
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Nice-looking car.
That is certainly Pondicherry, but I don't know if one can physically get a car onto that beach? Photoshop would do the trick nicely, no doubt!
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Light direction, reflection of the sand and surrouding all looks like it is a real shot and not touched up image
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Thad  : .. but I don't know if one can physically get a car onto that beach?
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Permisions. Since it would be an official activity.
Remember reading somewhere that these cars were taken to Pondy for the shoot, and with spy-pics of these cars.
I absolutely love the looks, but the front bumber looks too complicated to repair, and given that minor skirmishes involving the bumpers are common in India, one might have to replace the entire bumper - which will in all probability cost a bomb!
I hope Hyundai launches this with a CRDi engine and all the goodies mentioned at less than Rs 700,000 on road. We are allowed to dream right?
Well the styling isnt as good as Ford and Corsa. I see these two cars everyday here (London) and I feel they are better looking than the i20. Hyundai's trump is going to be the price and interior space.
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Originally Posted by extreme_torque
(Post 1003312)
Well the styling isnt as good as Ford and Corsa. I see these two cars everyday here (London) and I feel they are better looking than the i20. Hyundai's trump is going to be the price and interior space.
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And the engine. I bet it will have Verna's VGT and hence Getz CRDi wasnt marketed much.
The design of front bonnet is like of SLK's.
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Originally Posted by jkdas
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And the engine. I bet it will have Verna's VGT and hence Getz CRDi wasnt marketed much.
The design of front bonnet is like of SLK's.
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The engines in Corsa and Fiesta in Europe arent exactly pushovers either.
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