A car such as the Hyundai i30 needs to be practical, to ensure that it’s not a chore to live with. The good news is that the front of the cabin especially offers up plenty of space. A Golf is a bit more accommodating, so this could swing your decision if you regularly need to carry passengers in the back.
There are plenty of storage points throughout the i30’s cabin, so you won’t struggle for a spot to land your phone or drinks bottles. The i30 Hatchback’s boot also offers up a competitive amount of storage, too – and features split-folding rear seats as standard, aiding its flexibility. The Fastback and Tourer offer up even more space, which could prove ideal for some.