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Is there a drawback on this Hyundai i30 estate offer from Drive The Deal?

This, I think, is exactlty what my wife is looking for . . . Drive the Deal quoting £10450 for this vehicle (down from £17k). It is a 2011 model, so it's a new car or pre-registered.

Are there any drawbacks? What am I missing? Almost sounds too good to be true.

Asked on 22 March 2012 by Tony Henderson

Answered by Honest John
Grab it very quickly because there won't be many left and you won't see a deal like this again.

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