Special solid - Atlas white
Metallic - Jupiter Orange
Metallic - Shimmering Silver
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Colour guide
Solid - Engine red
Free
This sporty shade of Engine Red is the only no-cost colour option available on the Hyundai i30, but that’s certainly no bad thing. It contrasts very nicely against some of the family hatchback’s darker exterior elements, lending the i30 a distinctly athletic look. It’s not the most conservative colour you could opt for, mind, which might affect its residual value when the time to sell comes around.
Special solid - Atlas white
£325
As popular as white cars are, you might find this particular shade of Atlas White to be a bit too plain-Jane when applied to the i30. It still looks tidy enough, and it contrasts nicely against the car’s grille and window surrounds, but it’s not the most vibrant colour you could opt for. It’ll be a bit of a pain to keep looking clean and fresh come winter time, too.
Specifications
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Metallic - Jupiter Orange
£650
Metallic - Shadow grey
£650
Metallic - Shimmering Silver
£650
Although Shimmering Silver might be one of the more conservative colour options you could go for with your i30, if you want a car that’ll do a good job of obscuring any road dirt that you pick up on your travels it makes for a smart choice. As far as residual values are concerned, it’ll likely perform well too - and that’s never a bad thing.
Metallic - Ultimate red
£650
Pearl - Abyss black
£650
Pearl - Cypress Green
£650
Pearl - Ecotronic grey
£650
Pearl - Meta blue
£650
Pearl - Sailing blue
£650
Pearl - Serenity white
£650
With a stunning pearl-effect finish, Serenity White will look pretty snazzy when the sun comes out. With subtle undertones of grey and silver, it’s a slightly deeper shade of white than the solid Arctic White option too. As with that more affordable colour option, however, you could find the process of keeping it clean in winter months to be a bit of a tricky process.