I'm selling my '70 plate white i30N Performance to motorway.co.uk for £27.1k and it's done 8k miles. I only paid £24.5k for it![]()
Just sel it to me for 25k win win
I'm selling my '70 plate white i30N Performance to motorway.co.uk for £27.1k and it's done 8k miles. I only paid £24.5k for it![]()
I am one of the 2019 £22k buyers, have been very quiet on the forum as the car has just been the family run around with my gt86 being my weekend car. However we have started looking at the Ioniq 5 as a bigger family car and I spotted the facelift reviews. Had an offer just over £32k for a manual shadow grey, which is tempting me if I can get a good trade in price. I wonder whether the original cars will be worth more/less than the facelift as time goes on?
What mileage have you done? The trade in value is really quite high for them at the moment, might be worth it (although not sure if you can get a better deal for the manual though)
I also liked the idea of the Ioniq 5 but I do about 6k a year so definition of pointless. Going to wait a few years before the go ointment are ramming incentives down our throats to buy them.
About 13,000 so feels unnecessary to change but if I can get a good trade in value, the colour I really want (current car is black which whilst not my first choice, has really grown on me) and the sport seats I can make it seem like a rational decision!
And is it £4k difference? I think the book price of the original was £29k wasn't it? £31k or so for the FL isn't it? I bought the DCT so don't know what the manual is.
Another thread...which I didn't know existed.
Shame on me! Darn shame on me!! Darn, darn shame on me!!!
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, I can't see why it's a 4K rise .
Because they can.
Whatever with other treads, I can't see why it's a 4K rise .
This is the i30 N thread and I get to ask it as I'm widely renowned as being great.
What was the final price of the pre face lift, just before it went off the market?
And the way the i30 N 'new buyers' now seem to be like tumbleweed through a Ghost Town, maybe, on the whole, buyers have resited the 'justification' of a £4K + price increase, 'because they can'.