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Go to content Dealer Search Dealer Search Navigation New Cars Used Cars Business Users Finance Owners Accessories Motability About Hyundai i10 i20 ix20 i30 i30 Estate Sonata ix35 Santa Fe i800 iLoad Help Me Choose Compare Us Offers Content Hyundai Accent Atlantic From £9,260 - £10,060 on the road Air conditioning Anti-lock Brakes (ABS) with Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) Driver and front passenger airbags Front electric windows Power assisted steering Rear spoiler with integral brake light Remote central locking Stereo RDS Radio/CD player Tinted glass Book a test drive Order a brochure Keep me updated Overview Exterior Interior Colours Features Specifications Technical Safety Prices Accessories Hyundai Accent Atlantic, from Error on the road A thrill to drive. A pleasure to look at. The sporty Hyundai Accent Atlantic delivers a perfect blend of performance, comfort, economy and value. With smooth curves and contemporary styling on the outside, the roomy interior is packed with desirable features, making it great fun to drive, both around town and on the longer hauls. Footer Contact us Legal Privacy Sitemap Hyundai worldwide Keep me updated © Copyright 2007 - 2009 Hyundai Motor UK Ltd Hyundai Motor UK Ltd Registered Office: 728 London Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP11 1HE. Company No. 05446560 Go to top || Home News New Cars Used Cars New Car Data Features Resources Guides Multimedia Blog Motoring News Business and Industry Car Reviews Free Quotes Features Events Calendar Map of Mayhem A-Z Jargon Buster Traffic News Free Quotes Owner's Guides Buyer's Guides Videos Games Hyundai Atlantic Special Edition Models Author: Tracy WilkinsonPublished: 10 July 2006 RESOURCES AND LINKS: • Get FREE QUOTES for new cars • Customised daily news alerts • hyundai special offers EMAIL ARTICLEPlease enter an email address:MessageFrom:Get FREE Quotes Now Hyundai has introduced its latest special edition models. Named the ´Atlantic´, there are a whole host of extra features at no additional cost, setting Hyundai oceans apart from the competition. Hyundai Accent Atlantic The Accent Atlantic is a new addition to the line-up and is bold enough to take the place of two previous models - the earlier Accent and the Elantra, sales of which will not continue in the UK. A 1.4 litre petrol engine nestles under the bonnet of the three-door hatchback and the Hyundai Accent Atlantic comes along with air-con and alloys and a high-mounted rear spoiler complete with stop light. This new model will be available from launch on 1 August with 3 years´ free servicing included in the £8,995 OTR price until the end of September. Standard equipment includes driver and passenger airbags, electric front windows, remote central locking, 60/40 split folding rear seat, front fog lights, stereo, RDS/CD player, trip computer and even more! Hyundai Getz Atlantic What Hyundai wants, Hyundai getz and so will you with this three door 1.1. model packed with the same standard equipment as the 5-door 1.1 Getz CDX. The specification includes alloys, air-con, body coloured door mirrors and handles, electric heated door mirrors, front fog lights, remote central locking, side airbags and an alarm to keep it safe. The Hyundai Getz Atlantic also adds a rear roof spoiler with brake light, colour-coded carpet mats and carbon grain interior trim for just £7,990 OTR, coming in at £600 less than the 5-door CDX. A limited run of 750 Hyundai Getz Atlantic models is being produced in a choice of vibrant Hip Hop Red, Sky Blue Metallic or Blue Onyx Mica paint. And just to make it that little bit more tempting, from 1 July to the end of September, Hyundai are making the car available with an extra £700 saving, making it just £7,290 OT complete with 3 years´ free servicing. Hyundai Coupé Atlantic Hyundai´s desirable Coupé has also been given a touch of the Atlantic. Customers will need to be quick off the mark to get their hands on one of these sporty little numbers as production is limited to a tiny 500 examples. The Coupé Atlantic is based on the existing 2.0 SE with manual transmission and is offered in Dark Navy Blue, Samba Red or Smart Silver paint. Specification tagged on to the normal SE level includes colour-coded mats, 6-disc CD changer, climate control with Air Quality Control System, auto-dimming rear-view mirror, and automatic lights-on control. The Hyundai Coupé Atlantic adds £600 onto the 2.0 SE´s equipment list, but at £17.170 OTR it doesn´t cost even a penny more and makes it incredible value for money. Again, Hyundai are putting a special offer in place on the Coupé Atlantic making it £500 cheaper OTR at £16,670 from 1 July until the end of September. See Also: Click here for more Hyundai stories Click here for Hyundai cars data Click here for more Buying your car stories Great New cars for Young DriversIt´s hard when you´ve just passed your driving test and good insurance deals are hard to get. Here we pick out the best cars for young drivers in low insurance groups to help you along the right road.Top 200 BHP cars - on a budget!We can´t help it: We love horsepowers, in hot hatches or saloons. 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Photos : Hyundai Amica Hyundai Amica 1.1 Atlantic : BUDGET BEATER Expert Rating: For less than £5,000, its difficult to argue with Hyundais Amica 1.1 Atlantic, thinks Jonathan CrouchHow much of a new car can you get for under £5,000? You wont be expecting a great deal. In fact, you might well quite legitimately think that if you were able to secure any new car for less than £5,000 on the road, then youd have got a great deal. Should you be in such a position, needing a new car on such a tight budget, then you need to know about Hyundais Amica Atlantic.You probably wont know what a Hyundai Amica is, so lets clear that up to begin with. The Amica is Hyundais take on the citycar market currently populated with products like Peugeots 107, Citroens C1, Toyotas Aygo, Fords Ka and Vauxhalls Agila. All these cars are supposed to be significantly cheaper than the slightly larger supermini models they sit just below in their respectrive manufacturer line-ups. The problem is that once you spec them up to an acceptable standard, you end up in a position where you might as well have bought something Corsa or Fiesta-sized in the first place. Hyundais Amica isnt quite Corsa or Fiesta-sized, but its not far off. The first generation Amica did reasonable business for Hyundai on these shores but the UK market didnt initiually get the MK2 model until the UK importers decided to bring in a few in 2006 to test the water. Things have gone quite well for them with this car, hence a standard range that now offers buyers the choice between 1.1-litre petrol GSi and CDX five-door variants at prices ranging between £6,017 and £6,617. The Atlantc model, at just £4,995, slots in below these two, including all the equipment features you need and nothing you dont. To be more specific, your five grand runs to electric front windows, a drivers airbag, tinted glass, a boot light, central locking, power steering, ABS with Electronic Brake force Distribution and a four speaker audio system with CD player. You cant really argue with this level of specification given the Amicas bargain price point. The safety provision also includes seatbelt pretensioners and 3-point belts in the rear. Plus you get Hyundais industry-leading warranty package of 5 years unlimited mileage. As with the other Amica variants, this one has the same 1.1-litre petrol engine, good for over 52 miles per gallon on the combined cycle, while potentially staying away from the fuel station for over 400 miles. As for the Amica itself, well its certainly not as small as you might be expecting for a car of this class. Its 3,565mm long by 1,525mm wide and theres also 1,570mm of height which translates to a pleasantly airy cabin."This Amica makes a lot more sense than other models in its range"As weve said, this car is powered by a 1.1-litre four cylinder petrol engine, this unit featuring 12-valves. Maximum power is produced at 5,500rpm but its only 62bhp so heart-stopping performance is never going to be on the menu. If you must know, the 0-60mph sprint will detain you for a full 15. 2s. Top speed is 91mph but all of this is rather missing the point. The Amica is designed for use in busy towns and cities where the chance to exceed 30mph rarely presents itself and speeds of over 60mph are the stuff of legend. The cars modest kerb weight of 1,007kg helps it feel quite sprightly off the line and means it can easily keep up with traffic, unless youve really weighed it down with shopping. The ride quality on the flat is decent but the little 13" wheels do let you know about it if they run over a pothole. The turning circle of just 5.1m, combined with the aforementioned compact dimensions, will have you claiming the most inaccessible parking spaces for your own and squeezing through the slightest gaps. Yes, the Amica is well-equipped for urban life but its not a car that can happily turn its hand to longer journeys as extended stints at the wheel can quickly become tiring. The Amica, as youd expect, isnt a car thats going to put a big dent in the ozone layer every time you fire it up in the morning. Its 1.1-litre engine produces 128g/km of CO2, which wont win it any prizes but is still respectable. Fuel economy of 42mpg is also par for the course for this size car with this size engine but some of the sectors leading lights do significantly better. Youll get 50mpg from a 1.1-litre Fiat Panda, 46mpg from a 1.2-litre Volkswagen Fox and 61mpg from a 1.0-litre Citroen C1. Mind you, all of these cost around £1,700 more than the Amica Atlantic. Thats a big difference, even though the models mentioned above have more of a modern feel about them and greater desirability. Hyundai have done a creditable job of styling the Amica. Although the flanks do still bear a striking resemblance to those of the old UK model which was discontinued in 2003, the car has been thoroughly refreshed at each end. Large headlamps dominate the front, sitting above the chunky bumper and either side of the H-shaped grille. At the back, the predominantly red light clusters stand out while the thick black rubbing strip along the bumper mirrors that at the front and those down the sides. The roofline slopes rearward slightly giving a sportier stance and although it isnt the most eye-catching of citycar designs, its certainly not going to offend anyone. Inside, the Amica is some way off the pace in terms of the funky design that younger citycar buyers look for. Effort has been put in with good-looking, comfortable seats featuring side bolsters picked out in grey, some nice storage solutions and central air-vents that bulge out of the dash but elsewhere the surroundings fairly anonymous. The old-school control levers for the ventilation system are emblematic of the tired feel inside. Accommodation is good in the Amica, especially for the driver and front passenger who get a surprising amount of space. Travelling four-up, headroom is plentiful but, as is the case with almost all vehicles in this sector, leg and shoulder room in the rear are limited. Its best to reserve the rear seats for children and the vertically-challenged. Its not the most modern citycar on the market and it lacks the youthful exuberance that manufacturers are so keen to inject their small cars with these days but theres still much to recommend the Hyundai Amica. Its nippy, its inoffensively-styled and running costs are low. Then theres the modest prices and the generous equipment levels to factor in. For just £5,000, the Amica Atlantic makes a lot more sense than the other models in its range and is now a car that citycar buyers on a budget simply have to take seriously.FACTS AT A GLANCE CAR: Hyundai Amica 1.1 Atlantic PRICES: £4,995 - on the road INSURANCE GROUP: 3A CO2 EMISSIONS: 128g/km PERFORMANCE: 0-60mph 15.2s /Max Speed 91mph FUEL CONSUMPTION: (urban) 36.6 / (extra urban) 48mpg / (combined) 42mpg STANDARD SAFETY FEATURES: Drivers airbag, seatbelt pretensioners, ABS with EBD WILL IT FIT IN YOUR GARAGE ?: Length/Width/Heightmm 3565/1525/1570 Build Comfort Depreciation Economy Equipment Handling Insurance Performance Styling Value Friday August 17 Send by Messenger Email this article Print ADVERTISEMENT if(window.yzq_d==null)window.yzq_d=new Object(); window.yzq_d['HZaePlf4eEk-']='&U=13o4uueiv%2fN%3dHZaePlf4eEk-%2fC%3d200127573.202028669.203299357.200493719%2fD%3dLREC%2fB%3d201134203%2fV%3d1'; Car Videos Paris Motor Show See the world's newest carsbefore they hit the road. 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