Used Hyundai H1 2015 Automatic

Buyers should be most impressed by the H1's additional features, however. The steering wheel now features multi-function controls and the audio system gets Bluetooth connectivity. Climate control has been added to the mix (cooling extends to the glove box), as have electrically folding side mirrors. The electronic stability control (ESP) system and side airbags are arguably the Hyundai's most important additions, from a family transportation point of view. With a claimed consumption figure of 9.8 L/100km, the H-1 2.5 VGTi appears to be significantly thirstier than its rivals listed below.

However, in real-world testing the H-1 manages to achieve figures quite close to this claimed figure, while the same cannot necessarily be said of its competitors. You should be able to travel for around 750 km between fill-ups of the 75-litre tank. It’s a large vehicle (only slightly shorter than a Mercedes-Benz Vito), but the H-1’s light power steering, good visibility from the driver’s seat and standard rear parking sensors provide welcome assistance when the bus needs to be manoeuvred around town. Judging by the numbers of H1s on the daily school run the vehicle's bulk is manageable. Out on the open road, the H-1 adopts a loping, comfortable ride quality that makes it a pleasant long-distance cruiser, and it’s quiet in the cabin as well.