Hyundai i40 FAQs

• Is the Hyundai i40 being discontinued?

  With mid-size car sales declining across the world, and even more so in the likes of Australia, Hyundai made the decision to discontinue the i40. That decision was also supported by the auto-maker's plans to use the next-generation Hyundai Sonata as its standalone replacement in the mid-size segment of the new car market.

• How long will a Hyundai i40 last?

  The i40 had a stellar reputation for build quality and longevity, so provided you are looking at an i40 that is in good condition, backed up by a strong service history and good dynamics on the road, expect this unit to keep on keeping on. Hyundai's reliability means that you should be able to clock up at least 200,000 to 300,000 kilometres, and potentially much more if you find a second-hand i40 that is in great shape.

• Is the Hyundai i40 a good car?

  Offering great features, smooth running, economical operation and a level of dependability that you could only hope for, the Hyundai i40 is a solid car that fell by the wayside too early. This is much more than just a day-to-day car, it's a part of the family. All too often left out of the conversation, the Hyundai i40 was and still is a car that deserves every bit of consideration if you are looking for a mid-sized passenger car.