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Following your advice we bought a Hyundai i10 under the scrappage scheme last July. Today we had a 'phone call from the salesman offering us a new i10 in p/x for our old one and it would only cost us £499, delivery in March 2010. We think this is a good deal considering a service is due at just over £100. Is there a catch?
Asked on 24 April 2010 by M.P., via e-mail
Answered by
Honest John
Swap an 09 for a 10 reg for just £499? That is a brilliant deal. Remember, you then get a fresh 5-year warranty. It's almost impossible to beat a first year depreciation of just £499. Sadly, there have only been limited numbers of Hyundais available on this offer.
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