Hyundai Motors India Limited are nothing if not committed to the Indian market. In just over ten years, they?ve come a long way, from a brand that no one had heard of to the second-biggest player in the market. They?re particularly good at making small cars, but the i20 is the ?big? hatchback in their portfolio. HMIL has now given their customers more choice with a 90bhp diesel and a 100bhp petrol, both displacing 1.4 litres.







The diesel is the car that everyone?s been waiting for, since the 1.2-litre Kappa had adequate power, but it was just that ? adequate. What?s more surprising ? and has us really very pleased ? is the 1.4-litre petrol with the automatic gearbox. For a nation that spends most of its time crawling around in traffic jams, weThe 2010 Hyundai Elantra Blue is an entry level, inexpensive car, but there's nothing cheap about it. The fit and finish are exceptional. The materials in the cabin are on par or above par with othe...

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