Real Truth About hyundai bayon 

it's simple and beautiful , but is it reliable about long term time?

@@phhuynh9881 no brainer from Hyundai unlimited mileage 5 year warranty. Probably Kona better as its bigger

But kona is more expensive no?

@@Flypowerish it would be as its bigger car

Great to hear have fun 👌🏻

Spot on the smaller the engine more problematic on motorway driving

I'm a bit worried about the 3-cylindar engine and it being under powered

@@dueler2006 There is more than enough power for Bayon. The car is light, weighing 1100 kg. I drive a lot on hills and steep roads and I never felt like I lacked power.

​@@andrejkumer4607I am getting my bayon next week...so you definitely recommend this car?

I would get 4 cylinder engine just more powerful

@@CarExamer they sell 1.4L 4 cylinder, but only in Turkey i think.

Steering gets lighter as soon vehicle starts moving due to less friction from tyres and weight pushing on ground.

Looks like it dont have it!

It has in the front mask

No, it doesn't. If it does, it's well hidden. The rear parking assist is good and very clear. Along with the camera, there are tricolour line-up markings. Once you're ued to them, very handy. Radio / media volume lowers when in reverse mode. Which I find it a bit annoying, but I see why they do they for safety. Radio stays on when the key is turned to off. Only goes off when door is opened or you turn it off manually. Seats are extremely comfortable, I've had no need for extra back support with this car.Door locks disengaged when the engine key is removed from the engine. I really don't like that. That, to me, is anti safety. I can and chose to open the doors when I feel it's safe to do so. I'm currently hiring this car, and I personally wouldn't purchase it. Not As fun to drive as the Renault CAPTUR, which I also hired long-term. I would buy that one, even with its small boot space.