Hi,
Taking my car in to the dealership next week for it's annual revision (36 500 kms) and the dealer has told me that they'd be interested in making me an offer for a new car in exchange for my Ioniq Hybrid 2021, 3 years old.
Now I know that the price of the car is still high as it has few kms on the clock and is in perfect condition so could be interesting to get a new car after 3 years.
Issue I have is that Hyundai has stopped making this model and now only offers SUV/Crossover models in HEV or PEV that I don't particularly fancy. However, the Kona Hybrid might be the exception as it still is quite economical and seems to be a nice car overall.
What do you guys think? Worth switching to a Kona or stick with my Ioniq for the next 5 years?
Taking my car in to the dealership next week for it's annual revision (36 500 kms) and the dealer has told me that they'd be interested in making me an offer for a new car in exchange for my Ioniq Hybrid 2021, 3 years old.
Now I know that the price of the car is still high as it has few kms on the clock and is in perfect condition so could be interesting to get a new car after 3 years.
Issue I have is that Hyundai has stopped making this model and now only offers SUV/Crossover models in HEV or PEV that I don't particularly fancy. However, the Kona Hybrid might be the exception as it still is quite economical and seems to be a nice car overall.
What do you guys think? Worth switching to a Kona or stick with my Ioniq for the next 5 years?
