The new i30 is the first of Hyundai's new genre to move to a second generation and just like the first i30 the newcomer is a standout. It looks fresh and attractive, with the same flowing lines as the Elantra sedan, and a stylish new interior that is a huge step forward from its functional but rather plain predecessor. The i30 is Hyundai's biggest selling car and it competes in the mostly
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The 10.25” multimedia display puts at your fingertips all the apps, entertainment and content you love accessing on your smartphone. There’s also a built-in sat nav system plus a suite of the latest vehicle-tech innovations: including Multi-Bluetooth™ connectivity, user profiles that can be created and personalised to suit each driver, and the Sounds of Nature ambient audio library.
Seems pretty straightforward, replace them every 45,000k or 3 years.I'd check your service manual just to be sure though. *edit: just looked on the "Hyundai iCare - Lifetime Capped Price Servicing site" and it shows plugs being replaced at 165,000k or 132 months so perhaps Aussie GD i30's score iridium spark plugs
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