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Hyundai Excel Review, For Sale, Specs, Models & News in Australia

Hyundai Excel Review, For Sale, Specs, Models & News in Australia

FROM
$1,650

The Excel was the first Hyundai model imported and distributed in Australia, arriving in 1986 with an aggressive sub-$10K price tag.

The compact FWD four-cylinder was sold across multiple generations until it was effectively replaced as the brand’s entry-point model in 2000.

The line-up currently starts at $1,650 for the Excel Sprint and ranges through to $4,070 for the range-topping Excel GLX Sportz.

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7.6L/100km (combined)
Hatchback
4 Speed Automatic
Unleaded Petrol
Overview
Likes
Running costs
Low purchase price
Suprising performance
Dislikes
Sluggish automatic
Interior plastics and design
NVH levels

Hyundai Excel FAQs

Can my Hyundai Excel take E10 fuel?

No. Hyundai only recommends E10 for cars built after October 2003.

Ask Smithy Xtra Hyundai Excel brake pads

On a small car like that I would expect the pads to last 40,000-50,000 km, so I wouldn’t expect the pads to be worn out yet. It could be that the disc rotors themselves need to be replaced. If the pedal is going too far down and feels like it’s not stopping the car very well I would get the brakes bled.

Excel gear lever problems

It sounds like a problem with the gearshift itself, and may have been caused by wear. If that's the case it should be a reasonably simple, inexpensive repair.

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