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1 FORMER KEEPER! GOOD HISTORY! 2 KEYS! BLUETOOTH! Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round, because today we're diving into the world of the Hyundai I40, a car that might just surprise you more than a cup of tea with a splash of gin. Now, this isn't just any I40; this is the 1.7 Active Blue Drive CRDi 136 5dr, and it's as British as a rainy bank holiday. First things first, let's talk about the colour. Finished in a sleek and sophisticated Silver, this I40 is the automotive equivalent of a well-tailored Savile Row suit. It’s understated, yet undeniably classy, perfect for those who prefer to let their driving do the talking. Under the bonnet, you'll find a 1.7-litre diesel engine that’s as efficient as a Swiss watch. With 136 horses galloping under your right foot, it’s got enough oomph to make your morning commute feel like a lap around Silverstone. And thanks to the Blue Drive technology, it’s kinder to the environment than a vegan picnic. Now, this particular I40 has had just two previous owners, which is less than the number of times James May has crashed a caravan. It’s been well looked after, like a cherished family heirloom, ensuring it’s in tip-top condition for its next adventure. Step inside, and you’ll be greeted by a cabin that’s more comfortable than your favourite armchair. The interior is spacious, with enough room to swing a cat – though I wouldn’t recommend it. The tech is intuitive, the seats are supportive, and the overall feel is one of quiet sophistication. So, if you’re in the market for a car that’s as reliable as the Queen’s corgis, as stylish as a Bond villain, and as economical as a Yorkshireman, then the Hyundai I40 is the motor for you. It’s not just a car; it’s a statement. A statement that says, “I’ve arrived, and I’ve done so with impeccable taste.” In conclusion, the Hyundai I40 is a car that ticks all the boxes and then some. It’s practical, efficient, and stylish – a true all-rounder. So why not take it for a spin and see for yourself? After all, life’s too short to drive boring cars.

1 FORMER KEEPER! GOOD HISTORY! 2 KEYS! BLUETOOTH! Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round, because today we're diving into the world of the Hyundai I40, a car that might just surprise you more than a cup of tea with a splash of gin. Now, this isn't just any I40; this is the 1.7 Active Blue Drive CRDi 136 5dr, and it's as British as a rainy bank holiday. First things first, let's talk about the colour. Finished in a sleek and sophisticated Silver, this I40 is the automotive equivalent of a well-tailored Savile Row suit. It’s understated, yet undeniably classy, perfect for those who prefer to let their driving do the talking. Under the bonnet, you'll find a 1.7-litre diesel engine that’s as efficient as a Swiss watch. With 136 horses galloping under your right foot, it’s got enough oomph to make your morning commute feel like a lap around Silverstone. And thanks to the Blue Drive technology, it’s kinder to the environment than a vegan picnic. Now, this particular I40 has had just two previous owners, which is less than the number of times James May has crashed a caravan. It’s been well looked after, like a cherished family heirloom, ensuring it’s in tip-top condition for its next adventure. Step inside, and you’ll be greeted by a cabin that’s more comfortable than your favourite armchair. The interior is spacious, with enough room to swing a cat – though I wouldn’t recommend it. The tech is intuitive, the seats are supportive, and the overall feel is one of quiet sophistication. So, if you’re in the market for a car that’s as reliable as the Queen’s corgis, as stylish as a Bond villain, and as economical as a Yorkshireman, then the Hyundai I40 is the motor for you. It’s not just a car; it’s a statement. A statement that says, “I’ve arrived, and I’ve done so with impeccable taste.” In conclusion, the Hyundai I40 is a car that ticks all the boxes and then some. It’s practical, efficient, and stylish – a true all-rounder. So why not take it for a spin and see for yourself? After all, life’s too short to drive boring cars.