2017 Hyundai i20 1.0 T-GDi Active Hatchback 5dr Petrol Manual in Wednesbury
1.0 T-GDi Active Hatchback 5dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (100 ps)
Year
2017
Miles
98,000 miles
Fuel
Petrol
Transmission
Manual
Engine Size
1L
Colour
Black
Number of Doors
5
Number of Seats
5
In the dealer's stock feed on 11 November 2026
About this car
A used 2017 Hyundai i20 1.0 T-GDi Active Hatchback 5dr, this black five-door petrol hatchback has a manual gearbox. The odometer shows 98,000 miles. On running costs, it is ULEZ compliant on the Euro emissions standard stated in the advert.
Description
2017 HYUNDAI i20 1.0 T-GDi ACTIVE 4,69598,000 Miles 20 Road Tax Group 9E Insurance ULEZ 58.9 MPG Service History Rear Sensors20 a year road tax. Group 9E insurance. ULEZ compliant. Advertised 58.9 MPG. This i20 has the numbers that matter when youre trying to keep everyday motoring costs down.Finished in Metallic Black with Black cloth interior, this 5-door i20 Active comes with Hyundais 1....
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Vehicle History
Important information about the vehicle's history and condition
Insurance write-off record
History not checked
Ask the seller for the V5C and run an HPI check.
ULEZ standard
Meets the ULEZ standard for the Euro rating the dealer states
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What most often fails on a Hyundai i20 at its MOT
Across 133,062 Hyundai i20 MOT tests in 2025 (all versions together), these defects turned up most often.
- Position lamp: not working. On 3.9% of Hyundai i20 tests, 1.7 times the rate for cars of the same age.
- Wipers do not clear the windscreen effectively. On 2.9% of Hyundai i20 tests, 1.6 times the rate for cars of the same age.
- Stop lamp: not working. On 2.3% of Hyundai i20 tests, 1.3 times the rate for cars of the same age.
The MOT checks safety and emissions items, not the engine, clutch or gearbox, so this is one measure of how each car holds up rather than a full reliability verdict. These figures describe the model, all its versions together, not this particular car.
From DVSA’s 2025 MOT results. See the full analysis
What this car costs to run
Modelled over 7,100 miles a year (DfT National Travel Survey, England). Ranges, not quotes — every figure here is an estimate.
- Vehicle tax (VED)Registered in 2017. A car first registered on or after 1 April 2017 pays the £200 standard rate; one registered January–March 2017 pays its CO2 band instead, which depends on its CO2 figure (not on the advert): from £20 up to £790. The first-registration date and the CO2 figure are on the V5C — ask the dealer. The rates by CO2 are in GOV.UK's vehicle tax band table
- Depends on CO2
- FuelAbout 42 mpg — the middle real-world figure for the 33 similar-sized petrol engines in Autoza's economy data, not this car's own figure — at 174.1p a litre
- £1,100–£1,550
- Insurance (UK average)The UK average premium actually paid for comprehensive cover, £566 in Q2 2026 (ABI) — an average across every driver, postcode and car, not a quote for this one. Yours turns on your age, postcode and record and on the car’s insurance group. A 17–20-year-old new driver typically pays more than this average: see our guide to the cheapest cars to insure as a new driver, or the ABI figures
- £566
- ServicingFrom a minor service (£140–£240) to a major one (£280–£480) on a Hyundai, from Autoza's own servicing estimates by make, not survey data. Routine servicing only — excludes repairs and tyres
- £100–£500
- MOT test£54.85 maximum in Great Britain — the DVSA cap, and many garages charge less — with the first test on the third anniversary of registration. DVSA: 27.51% of car and light-van MOTs in Great Britain failed their initial test in 2025/26, and repairs are extra
- up to £54.85
- Estimated total a yearThe rows above added up, low ends and high ends
- £1,800–£3,500
Work out the vehicle tax with our car tax calculator (it opens with this car's year and fuel filled in), or put in your own mileage and prices with the running cost calculator. The CO2 figure is not on the advert. Once you have the registration, our free registration check reads the CO2 figure DVLA holds for it, where DVLA holds one.
Questions about this Hyundai i20
- Where can I view this 2017 Hyundai i20?
- This Hyundai i20 is located in Wednesbury, UK. Contact Ferris Wheels directly through Autoza.co.uk to arrange a viewing appointment.
- What is the asking price for this Hyundai i20?
- The asking price is £4,695. You can contact the seller directly on Autoza.co.uk to enquire or negotiate.
- What is the mileage on this 2017 Hyundai i20?
- This Hyundai i20 has 98,000 miles on the odometer.
- What fuel type is this Hyundai i20?
- This Hyundai i20 runs on petrol.
- Is this Hyundai i20 automatic or manual?
- This Hyundai i20 has a manual gearbox.
- Is this Hyundai i20 MOT tested?
- Ask the seller for this Hyundai i20's MOT certificate, service records and registration number. With the registration you can check its full MOT history free on GOV.UK.
- Has this Hyundai i20 been an insurance write-off?
- Autoza does not check write-off records. Ask the seller, read the description in full, and run an HPI check on the registration before you buy.
- Can I get finance for this Hyundai i20?
- Finance options may be available through the dealer. Use the free Autoza.co.uk car finance calculator to estimate monthly repayments for this Hyundai i20 at £4,695.
- How much does this Hyundai i20 cost to run per year in the UK?
- Modelled annual running cost is roughly £1,800–£3,500. That breaks down as: road tax (VED) depends on this car's CO2 figure, which is not on the advert — £20 to £790 across the CO2 bands (Registered in 2017. A car first registered on or after 1 April 2017 pays the £200 standard rate; one registered January–March 2017 pays its CO2 band instead, which depends on its CO2 figure (not on the advert): from £20 up to £790. The first-registration date and the CO2 figure are on the V5C — ask the dealer); insurance £566 (the UK average premium actually paid, ABI — not a quote for this car); fuel £1,100–£1,550; servicing £100–£500; MOT test up to £54.85 (the legal maximum — many garages charge less), the test only, not any work it finds. Assumes 7,100 miles per year (DfT National Travel Survey, table NTS0901a, all cars, England, 2025). These are estimates, not quotes — insurance in particular varies widely with the driver's age and postcode. DVSA: 27.51% of car and light-van MOTs in Great Britain failed their initial test in 2025/26, and repairs are extra.
- What is the annual road tax (VED) on this Hyundai i20?
- Registered in 2017. A car first registered on or after 1 April 2017 pays the £200 standard rate; one registered January–March 2017 pays its CO2 band instead, which depends on its CO2 figure (not on the advert): from £20 up to £790. The first-registration date and the CO2 figure are on the V5C — ask the dealer. Vehicle tax also does not transfer when you buy a used car — it is cancelled when the seller tells DVLA and refunded to them, so you must tax it before you drive it or declare it SORN.
- What real-world fuel economy does this Hyundai i20 achieve in the UK?
- About 42 mpg — the middle real-world figure for the 33 similar-sized petrol engines in Autoza's economy data, not this car's own figure — at 174.1p a litre. Over 7,100 miles a year that is roughly £1,100–£1,550 (UK average pump price, week commencing 26 October 2026 (DESNZ)).
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