Car Review - Hyundai Excel 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, X3

This is a used car review for the Hyundai Excelany other problems. I sold it to upgrade to a
X3 Sprint. A perfect first car that is great on fuelmore powerful engine. It was honestly a great
and cheap to fix.little car and I would highly recommend this model
I purchased this car in 2007, 10 years after itsas a first car or cheap run around, especially how
manufacture in 1997. It had 150,000 km's on theI drove it over the years.
clock and was fair condition, inside and out.The Hyundai Excels are known to burn oil but this
As a young driver, this car was purchased tois not a major concern as long as you check it
commute to school and work. It is excellent onevery 2-3 weeks and top it up if needed. I would
fuel around town and on highways at a speed ofdo a complete oil and filter change every 3
no more than 110 km/s. I once drove from themonths to prolong the life of the engine and
Gold Coast to Bundaberg (about 6 hours or 442increase efficiency - but this is something you
km's ) in less than half a tank of petrol from a fullshould always do if you own an older car. If you
tank.have a mechanic that regularly services your car
I owned this car for 3 years and I never had anyyou don't have to worry about it as they would
major problems with it. I did have to replace thedo it for you.
hydraulic clutch shortly after buying it. It's not anThe only other thing that you should know is that
expensive part and should only take a mechanicit is common for the paint to fade.
an hour to replace. The only other problem I hadSo if you're considering a Hyundai Excel because
was with the starter motor which was cheap andthey're cheap to run, easy to drive and good
easy to replace myself. The car started muchvalue for money then these little cars are perfect
faster after this as it used to wind up a little.for you! Try to pick one up from an older person
I owned this car up until 198,000 km's withoutwho had looked after and serviced it. Good luck.