We've had our Venue Auto for 9 months from new and we love it. Just right for a retired couple with kids that have grown up. It's smooth, comfortable, roomy and easy to park with great visibility, a simple but with adequate interior features. It mainly does city driving but we've done a couple of interstate highway trips and have no problems cruising. A luxury sport's model it ain't but for the price, it's great. Not one problem since we bought it. 😄
I got my 2023 H. Venue SEL (mid-trim) for about $20K only (after I waited for 3 months for the dealer to drop the price down from $23K!). :) Apple green. It works. The dash, the steering wheel and the safety 'alarms' make it look and appear classy despite its affordability. :)
I'm seriously looking at the Venue and this is the kind of review I need to see. Warts and all, the good with the bad. Well done dude. I'm all for an atmo engine with a real proper auto trans, not some sketchy temperamental dual clutch, CVT, or tiptronic nonsense. Having said that our 5 year old Honda CRV Turbo is in a different class and has the CVT which has been faultless. A lovely car from end to end... We've moved into a retirement villa and our beloved Honda has to go, we really don't have the room for it. The Venue is nicely small enough and has the proper engine and gearbox. It's a bit ordinary but would suit us fine. Looks to be fairly readily available too. Wait times on other similar cars...
I got a denim elite a month ago . I wanted to downsize from a big SUV ( Mitsubishi Outlander) to a small car. I test drove a Suzuki Baleno , Suzuki Swift, MG3 and then the Hyundai Venue. Wanted a cheap car that was small but still had room for my three teenagers and my small dog in the back. Wanted a new car under between 20k-30K. For 31K driveway with a dash cam and tint I’m happy. Yes, it’s slow but so is the MG3. Perfect for driving tight Hobart one way streets. Easy to park and best of all you can use 91 so cheap fuel.
Thanks for the review. Most useful. Undoubtably my favorite looking small car on the market; I am almost sold on it. I just wish all the 'smart sense' was not factory.
Thank you for the review. I love my 2023 Venue as I have the top model and it is great as a local shopping car. Just love the safety alerts. Thank you. Nancy from Whitby Ontario Canada
well said, Matt has proven time and time again to be one of the better Australian automotive video and article presenters for a long time now no matter which automotive publishing outlet he provides content for and his own channel has shown that his delivery is what many people find the most appealing about his content.
I'm also retired and agree. I was looking for a new car with a good warranty that was reasonably comfortable, safe and priced affordably. I am more than happy with my Venue and it punches above all of my expectations. Then again, I rarely have more than 1 passenger and drive mostly local miles (less than 5,000 miles per year at this point in my life). I am very happy with the car. It's funny that the reviews of this car range from accolades...to this. My advice? Skip the "honest reviews" and check it out yourself.
I love that companies are coming out with these tiny little cheap cars with manual transmissions. Just got me a Corolla hatchback with the manual. It's not the GR, but I love it! And the venues styling, significantly better than any of the other vehicles. Families aren't gonna be targeting these, crazily enough, cars are so big, with no room, anymore. The Corolla raise the trunk/boot floor by a foot, which basically destroys cargo. I almost feel like taking all the spare tire and tools and shit out, just for the cargo space. But I love it regardless.
Just bought our 2024 Venue accent. Happy so far, but early days yet, We are a retired couple, has plenty of features for the price, which was a major point for us. Very comfy seats, like the height, due to bad backs and knees. Great visibility 😍👍🏻
I have a 2023 Hyundai venue Limited in the United States. I do live in an urban area I have no problem turning the wheel at all and making a three-point turn doesn't feel heavy. The ride in the front seat is comfortable I'm used to riding in a nice out back and something in the right is comparable and has good support. I'm not sure why he is so whiny about it and the transmission on the freeway I have no experience like that it does not shift around it stays steady and have heard nothing like he has in that car. Maybe they don't make them as solid for Australia
Thanks for the review.It's a great review. It looks good, but I am really concerned while buying Hyundai and Kia cars, because of the 5mill recalls it has gad to do, of it's relatively newer models of cars, because of the concern of the car catching fire even being parked. Unfortunately in Australia, we don't see the car reviewing channels bring up the long term issues an recalls. Buying the car is fine, but you have to live with it for at least 5 years, and if you are bugged with contant issues, then it's not good, specially when you are always concerned that your house could be on fire in the middle of the night, becuase you parked your car in your guarage. This would also help 2nd hand car buyers as well. Probably you could be different in your new channel, and give it a a thought. Scotty in the US does it.
If you need great secondhand car review content, check out the channel ReDriven. They are Aussie guys with a mechanic who assesses and discusses issues with used cars. My mate Sam (who helps me out with shoots and stuff) helps run it!
@@therightcar Thanks mate.. I am not looking for a second hand car, but I just wanted to give you some ideas, as knowing common issues related to a car maker helps car buyers decide on choosing or rejecting cars from a perticular car brand.
There is no such thing as a "small bump" in price when it comes to adding ADAS, even without it this car is overpriced for the features it has(unless you really value the sound of hearing the sounds of a warm firelplace making you think the car is on fire😂). I wouldnt choose this car in the class because of the looks, the fact you dont get split fold seats in the back in all but the top spec, there is a facelift on the way(Hyundai really hates your resale value and changes thier models basically every year now). Your best bet in this segment is the Vitara(not the expensive T-Cross). On the lower models the 1.6l engine is a little more perkier and more frugal than this plus the transmission is more responsive. The boot is more spacious and practical. On the highway it cruisies at less than 2000rpm at 80kph(a little more at 110kph). Yes it has cheap plastics in it but they are easier to clean and maintain(alot of people dont talk about that fact) and it doesnt have usb ports at the back, but apart from that its quite practical(the front bottle holder can take a 2l bottle).
Love my venue and it def doesnt do that horrible shifting thing on the hwy. That would drive me nuts! It does kinda whistle tho, which is also annoying. Lol
I think I am going to pay a little bit more to get a Kona instead if I am looking for a small SUV. I drove the Kona for a day and I found it more roomier and comfortable than this Venue. If someone can pay a little bit more, should consider a Kona instead.
Thanks. No 2024 review (nothing has changed except the prices have risen!). Yes you can find a Stonic review on the channel. Note that all versions of Stonic will be turbocharged from around July, with the base grades upgrading to a better engine (the same one as in the GT-Line).
Thanks for the review, Matt. I'm no Hyundai or Kia basher, but these things (and the Stonic) just leave me cold. They just seem lowest common denominator cars made from brittle sludge grey plastic - I'm sure that they are the same plastics used in 1994 Excels - and that instrument display looks like it came from the Jaycar discount bin. I used to be just as disparaging about the Kona as well though, and just look at the latest version just released in Korea - I hold similar hopes for the Venue's eventual replacement. In the meantime it's a T-Cross or CX3 if I had to sit a few inches higher off the ground, all the while knowing that I'd be better off in a Polo or Mazda 2...
I reckon a T-Cross has more likeable attributes than a Polo these days. Sliding second row seat, namely, which - as a dad - is super appealing. I think the next Venue will improve in the crucial ways (if it remains Venue). The next Kona is a bit bigger than the current and leaves space where the old Kona played.
Whats your thoughts on getting the manual....i still love my manual car and i was wondering if this may stop some of the problem with gear selection that is mentioned? Thanks
Hyundai should put the 2L i30 engine into the Venue. All new cars regardless of brand should have 5 star ANCAP rating, digital speedometer, LED headlights , active cruise control, SATNAV, DAB radio and rear a/c vents and at least 2 USB ports for the front and and at least 2 USB ports for the rear passengers as std. All NEW cars regardless of BRAND should have a full size spare tyre as a std.A ONE star rating should be deducted from the ANCAP rating if the new cars do not have a full size spare wheel. All Elite models should have leather seats. The next update of the Venue should be at least 10cm taller,wider and longer.
The Hyundai Venue seems to taking up the baton Japanese brands like Toyota, Nissan and even Mitsubishi have dropped, a cheap(ish) and cheerful car. I’m not sure how this car compares to a Mitsubishi ASX. I’d be inclined to go with an ASX but right now we are considering a Honda HRV hybrid. It’s a very nice car. The only problem is it’s an expensive car too.
What a dreary appliance. Clearly designed primarily for emerging markets and lumped on us in an attempt to replace the old Accent. Cheaper interior, less power and torque, worse fuel consumption and a worse driving experience than a 12 year old Fiesta
Summed up nicely. It appeals because it’s : a) affordable; b) a Hyundai; c) an SUV. A thrilling car it ain’t. But as annoying as the transmission is, I’d have it over a Haval Jolion or Chery Omoda5.
But then again, if I’m speaking as “Matt” not “buy the best small SUV for not much money guy”, then I’d buy something very different with my $30k. Like a Fiesta ST 🤓
@@therightcar I agree it’s a significantly better buy than a Jolion or Omoda5, but that’s quite the low bar… And yes your point about the Fiesta ST kinda highlights why I am not a fan of small SUVs. Plenty of very good cars around for the same price
@@therightcar This is in a different class than the Jolion, the fact youre talking about it because of the price says something more about Hyundai and what they are charging for.
@@therightcar I am considering a CX-3 as I think Mazdas are excellent cars. Are you going to review the new facelifted version? If not, what are your existing gripes? I looked at the Vitara but you need the Turbo model and it's far too dear - more than the gorgeous Mazda 3. T-Cross is an option but why do car reviewers recommend VW when their customer service and reliability are among the worst?
I wouldn’t call it an obsession. It’s more of an infatuation 😂 They make smaller engines go harder. And typically are better on fuel. What’s not to like? Yes I’d recommend maintaining a turbo engine more regularly than a non-turbo. But for the liveability, turbos are heaps better
Seems to be a rather average vehicle with a few good points. The safety deficit in star rating is inexcusable and Hyundai can and should do better. Not for me, but cost should be attractive to many. I think, if I was in the market for a small SUV VW might get my money and not Hyundai. Thanks for an informative and thorough review!
Thanks Greg. Yep, it has its pluses - one of the biggest of which in recent times has been stronger than average supply. But now the other small SUVs are starting to free up a bit too, I don’t know whether it will remain as successful.
Good review mate , halogen lamps in 2023 ? Quite shocking , not sure what's the justification from Hyundai for this .. might cost an extra 100 dollars ... and no blind spot monitoring on the base model ... these 2 are quite disappointing ...
Friends Brand new Puma got stuck in freeway and it was caused be a faulty thermostat. Took them 3 months to replace it, ford werribee dealer was super fast. Usually it takes 6-9 months for the parts they said😂😂😂
BYD should bring the EV BYD Yuan Up to Australia soon. It's similar size to the Venue and is selling in China for US$14000 (A$23000). Hyundai cars are way way overpriced.
Sounds like a horrible lack of proper mechanical engineering. With a conventional auto like that you'd rather go with a cvt. Hyundai have still yet to learn to make more refined engines/ transmissions.
I need the ads to get enough income to make reviews. So I’m sorry you have a problem with RUclips’s monetisation priorities, but those ads help people like me make a living.
I wasn't wrong it's the ugliest car Hyundai makes. I'm surprised they sell any. I heard the sound of nature it was me nearly vomiting. In this price range, i would get the MG ZST with the Red T it's the turbo version with a torque converter auto.
This guy is reviewing this car like it's a 911 GT3. No one who is buying this car cares about steering feel, or understeer. They just want a reliable car that's fuel efficient.
We've had our Venue Auto for 9 months from new and we love it. Just right for a retired couple with kids that have grown up. It's smooth, comfortable, roomy and easy to park with great visibility, a simple but with adequate interior features. It mainly does city driving but we've done a couple of interstate highway trips and have no problems cruising. A luxury sport's model it ain't but for the price, it's great. Not one problem since we bought it. 😄
Glad it’s doing the job for you, Rob!
That sounds great!
Yeah im 29 and if I was rich I'd consider something fancy. But were not rich. We don't have the option to spend big money so this seems awesome.
Drives nicer than I thought ,have it a month an love it .
I got my 2023 H. Venue SEL (mid-trim) for about $20K only (after I waited for 3 months for the dealer to drop the price down from $23K!). :) Apple green. It works. The dash, the steering wheel and the safety 'alarms' make it look and appear classy despite its affordability. :)
We just bought our Venue limited 2023 3 weeks ago. We love it!
I'm seriously looking at the Venue and this is the kind of review I need to see. Warts and all, the good with the bad. Well done dude. I'm all for an atmo engine with a real proper auto trans, not some sketchy temperamental dual clutch, CVT, or tiptronic nonsense. Having said that our 5 year old Honda CRV Turbo is in a different class and has the CVT which has been faultless. A lovely car from end to end...
We've moved into a retirement villa and our beloved Honda has to go, we really don't have the room for it. The Venue is nicely small enough and has the proper engine and gearbox. It's a bit ordinary but would suit us fine. Looks to be fairly readily available too. Wait times on other similar cars...
I got a denim elite a month ago . I wanted to downsize from a big SUV ( Mitsubishi Outlander) to a small car. I test drove a Suzuki Baleno , Suzuki Swift, MG3 and then the Hyundai Venue. Wanted a cheap car that was small but still had room for my three teenagers and my small dog in the back. Wanted a new car under between 20k-30K. For 31K driveway with a dash cam and tint I’m happy. Yes, it’s slow but so is the MG3. Perfect for driving tight Hobart one way streets. Easy to park and best of all you can use 91 so cheap fuel.
Thanks! Would be a great Hobart car!!
Thanks for the review. Most useful.
Undoubtably my favorite looking small car on the market; I am almost sold on it. I just wish all the 'smart sense' was not factory.
Could you please do a video of car recommendations based on various budgets like under 30k?
Thank you for the review. I love my 2023 Venue as I have the top model and it is great as a local shopping car.
Just love the safety alerts. Thank you.
Nancy from Whitby Ontario Canada
Thank you, Nancy - so great to see people from literally the opposite side of the planet watching my reviews. Cheers!
Don’t care much for the Venue, but want to support the channel. Great work Matt!
well said, Matt has proven time and time again to be one of the better Australian automotive video and article presenters for a long time now no matter which automotive publishing outlet he provides content for and his own channel has shown that his delivery is what many people find the most appealing about his content.
Awww shucks. Thanks!
Cheers!!
I'm also retired and agree. I was looking for a new car with a good warranty that was reasonably comfortable, safe and priced affordably. I am more than happy with my Venue and it punches above all of my expectations. Then again, I rarely have more than 1 passenger and drive mostly local miles (less than 5,000 miles per year at this point in my life). I am very happy with the car. It's funny that the reviews of this car range from accolades...to this. My advice? Skip the "honest reviews" and check it out yourself.
You are smart made the right choice hyundai or kia .
I love that companies are coming out with these tiny little cheap cars with manual transmissions. Just got me a Corolla hatchback with the manual. It's not the GR, but I love it! And the venues styling, significantly better than any of the other vehicles. Families aren't gonna be targeting these, crazily enough, cars are so big, with no room, anymore. The Corolla raise the trunk/boot floor by a foot, which basically destroys cargo. I almost feel like taking all the spare tire and tools and shit out, just for the cargo space. But I love it regardless.
Just bought our 2024 Venue accent. Happy so far, but early days yet, We are a retired couple, has plenty of features for the price, which was a major point for us. Very comfy seats, like the height, due to bad backs and knees. Great visibility 😍👍🏻
Venue facelift launched in 2022 june in India and Australia still getting old gen in 2023 ??
Yes this is the right car❤❤
Excellent break down.
Thank you ☮️
Very welcome!
No Hyundai stock for many weeks in a row to try to test drive so we bought a GM ZST
That’s a shame - but hopefully the MG is right for you?
Can the halogen lights be changed into LED?
I love this channel 😅🎉
Thanks
Very informative video. Really impressed by your reviews
I wonder if the 1.6L engine is a carry over from the getz and the accent
It’s mpi with same displacement, so quite possibly. Which means it will do 300,000km like all the Getz
So much Informative
Thank you for sharing
I am deciding between the 2024 Venue or the Encore GX. I am in Alberta Canada. Any feedback???
I have a 2023 Hyundai venue Limited in the United States. I do live in an urban area I have no problem turning the wheel at all and making a three-point turn doesn't feel heavy. The ride in the front seat is comfortable I'm used to riding in a nice out back and something in the right is comparable and has good support. I'm not sure why he is so whiny about it and the transmission on the freeway I have no experience like that it does not shift around it stays steady and have heard nothing like he has in that car. Maybe they don't make them as solid for Australia
That's fine mate, I'm just telling you how it is here.
Great review
Thanks!
Hi Matt,
Please do a review on MG ZST essence (or any ZST variant) as it has more bells and whistles and is similar in price range as of Venue.
Hi! Yep, I hope to do a ZST review. I think you’ll probably see a ZS EV first. But hopefully something soon!!
Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the review.It's a great review. It looks good, but I am really concerned while buying Hyundai and Kia cars, because of the 5mill recalls it has gad to do, of it's relatively newer models of cars, because of the concern of the car catching fire even being parked. Unfortunately in Australia, we don't see the car reviewing channels bring up the long term issues an recalls. Buying the car is fine, but you have to live with it for at least 5 years, and if you are bugged with contant issues, then it's not good, specially when you are always concerned that your house could be on fire in the middle of the night, becuase you parked your car in your guarage. This would also help 2nd hand car buyers as well. Probably you could be different in your new channel, and give it a a thought. Scotty in the US does it.
If you need great secondhand car review content, check out the channel ReDriven. They are Aussie guys with a mechanic who assesses and discusses issues with used cars. My mate Sam (who helps me out with shoots and stuff) helps run it!
@@therightcar Thanks mate.. I am not looking for a second hand car, but I just wanted to give you some ideas, as knowing common issues related to a car maker helps car buyers decide on choosing or rejecting cars from a perticular car brand.
Excellent work ❤
Yes. I like something cheap and SUV. Love something within my budget. Is your car lunar white or ceramic white?
It's called Atlas White?
The hunting of the transmission would do my head in. That plus the fact it’s been hit with a fairly large ugly stick (imo) means it’s a no from me.
As for me, it's the cutest!
There is no such thing as a "small bump" in price when it comes to adding ADAS, even without it this car is overpriced for the features it has(unless you really value the sound of hearing the sounds of a warm firelplace making you think the car is on fire😂). I wouldnt choose this car in the class because of the looks, the fact you dont get split fold seats in the back in all but the top spec, there is a facelift on the way(Hyundai really hates your resale value and changes thier models basically every year now).
Your best bet in this segment is the Vitara(not the expensive T-Cross). On the lower models the 1.6l engine is a little more perkier and more frugal than this plus the transmission is more responsive. The boot is more spacious and practical. On the highway it cruisies at less than 2000rpm at 80kph(a little more at 110kph). Yes it has cheap plastics in it but they are easier to clean and maintain(alot of people dont talk about that fact) and it doesnt have usb ports at the back, but apart from that its quite practical(the front bottle holder can take a 2l bottle).
It’s like a mini-SUV
Isn't the Corolla Cross an alternative also?
If you want to wait 2 years for delivery or deal with scalpers
I think Yaris cross would be the appropriate alternative… given it’s size
Corolla Cross is is a class up and a much bigger vehicle
Nice review
Love my venue and it def doesnt do that horrible shifting thing on the hwy. That would drive me nuts! It does kinda whistle tho, which is also annoying. Lol
In the u.s. it's SE, SEL, OR LIMITED
Great review as always, hey Matt any update on your merch link? 😃
Hahaha sorry, I’ve been caught up (sick with a cold, actually). I’m VERY close to finished with the merch situation. Hopefully soon!!
Hi! Here’s the merch link: therightcar.myshopify.com/
I think I am going to pay a little bit more to get a Kona instead if I am looking for a small SUV. I drove the Kona for a day and I found it more roomier and comfortable than this Venue. If someone can pay a little bit more, should consider a Kona instead.
Totally. It’s a big step up, money wise.
Kona alot of electrical problems
Very informative . Do you have a 2024 review ? Do you have a review of the KIa Stonic ?
Thanks. No 2024 review (nothing has changed except the prices have risen!). Yes you can find a Stonic review on the channel. Note that all versions of Stonic will be turbocharged from around July, with the base grades upgrading to a better engine (the same one as in the GT-Line).
It’s facelift available in many markets
Not here, sadly. The facelift looks BOSS.
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Thanks for the review, Matt. I'm no Hyundai or Kia basher, but these things (and the Stonic) just leave me cold. They just seem lowest common denominator cars made from brittle sludge grey plastic - I'm sure that they are the same plastics used in 1994 Excels - and that instrument display looks like it came from the Jaycar discount bin. I used to be just as disparaging about the Kona as well though, and just look at the latest version just released in Korea - I hold similar hopes for the Venue's eventual replacement. In the meantime it's a T-Cross or CX3 if I had to sit a few inches higher off the ground, all the while knowing that I'd be better off in a Polo or Mazda 2...
I reckon a T-Cross has more likeable attributes than a Polo these days. Sliding second row seat, namely, which - as a dad - is super appealing.
I think the next Venue will improve in the crucial ways (if it remains Venue). The next Kona is a bit bigger than the current and leaves space where the old Kona played.
Amazing white car
For Australia, whats a normal price for this? I checked the website and everything basic, no add ons (even as a manual) = $26,529.80 drive away!!!! TY
Yeah that's about right. But I think if you show up to a dealer and hustle, you'll get a deal....
Whats your thoughts on getting the manual....i still love my manual car and i was wondering if this may stop some of the problem with gear selection that is mentioned? Thanks
Hey mate. The manual is a fine operator in the Venue - the auto isn’t terrific.
Something about that front. They should of changed it to at least look like Kona in the front.
Hyundai should put the 2L i30 engine into the Venue. All new cars regardless of brand should have 5 star ANCAP rating, digital speedometer, LED headlights , active cruise control, SATNAV, DAB radio and rear a/c vents and at least 2 USB ports for the front and and at least 2 USB ports for the rear passengers as std. All NEW cars regardless of BRAND should have a full size spare tyre as a std.A ONE star rating should be deducted from the ANCAP rating if the new cars do not have a full size spare wheel. All Elite models should have leather seats. The next update of the Venue should be at least 10cm taller,wider and longer.
Beautiful family car❤❤
Please do series 5-7 years old SUV , small cars etc. about.
May I direct you to Redriven - my friends run it, and it’s a used car review channel!!
@@therightcar OK
Wao wonderful work ❤
The Hyundai Venue seems to taking up the baton Japanese brands like Toyota, Nissan and even Mitsubishi have dropped, a cheap(ish) and cheerful car.
I’m not sure how this car compares to a Mitsubishi ASX. I’d be inclined to go with an ASX but right now we are considering a Honda HRV hybrid. It’s a very nice car. The only problem is it’s an expensive car too.
With all that said, how is it in reliability?
I think they're pretty reliable. More so than the 2.0L, apparently.
What a dreary appliance. Clearly designed primarily for emerging markets and lumped on us in an attempt to replace the old Accent. Cheaper interior, less power and torque, worse fuel consumption and a worse driving experience than a 12 year old Fiesta
Summed up nicely. It appeals because it’s : a) affordable; b) a Hyundai; c) an SUV. A thrilling car it ain’t. But as annoying as the transmission is, I’d have it over a Haval Jolion or Chery Omoda5.
But then again, if I’m speaking as “Matt” not “buy the best small SUV for not much money guy”, then I’d buy something very different with my $30k. Like a Fiesta ST 🤓
@@therightcar I agree it’s a significantly better buy than a Jolion or Omoda5, but that’s quite the low bar…
And yes your point about the Fiesta ST kinda highlights why I am not a fan of small SUVs. Plenty of very good cars around for the same price
@@therightcar This is in a different class than the Jolion, the fact youre talking about it because of the price says something more about Hyundai and what they are charging for.
YES I agree with you that the Venue is overpriced by about A$3000 for what it's offering@@mindfreeze0838
Interesting review, to me the car is giving “rich man’s Suzuki ignis”. What about the CX-3 and Vitara as alternatives?
I wouldn’t recommend CX-3. It’s so compromised in so many ways. Vitara used to be affordable but it’s too rich now.
@@therightcar I am considering a CX-3 as I think Mazdas are excellent cars. Are you going to review the new facelifted version? If not, what are your existing gripes? I looked at the Vitara but you need the Turbo model and it's far too dear - more than the gorgeous Mazda 3. T-Cross is an option but why do car reviewers recommend VW when their customer service and reliability are among the worst?
The girlfriend got one, very roomy for how small it is, but lacks power and storage. She wants to upgrade to something bigger.
Super white colour goods
What’s your obsession with Turbos? Aren’t they a bit fickle?
I wouldn’t call it an obsession. It’s more of an infatuation 😂
They make smaller engines go harder. And typically are better on fuel. What’s not to like? Yes I’d recommend maintaining a turbo engine more regularly than a non-turbo. But for the liveability, turbos are heaps better
@@therightcarfair enough
Excellent car
Beautiful car
Glad you're a fan!
Very nice ❤ 🎉
Hello Sir, very nice review. Would this vehicle be advisable for a female beginner driving?..🤔
Hi! Thanks. Yep, it’d be a great learner car for anyone
Got a nissan kicks
Sadly we don’t get the Kicks in Australia.
@@therightcar damn. Because they have the best leasing terms out there for a vehicle this size
Excellent
If you don't drive it like a "race car" at hwy speeds it doesn't hunt for gears or "roar. like you say. Drive normal and see how it reacts!!!
Seems to be a rather average vehicle with a few good points. The safety deficit in star rating is inexcusable and Hyundai can and should do better. Not for me, but cost should be attractive to many. I think, if I was in the market for a small SUV VW might get my money and not Hyundai. Thanks for an informative and thorough review!
Thanks Greg. Yep, it has its pluses - one of the biggest of which in recent times has been stronger than average supply. But now the other small SUVs are starting to free up a bit too, I don’t know whether it will remain as successful.
Svt transmission?
No - six speed auto.
Buteful white car
That’s one way of putting it…
A base i30 is so much better
Good review mate , halogen lamps in 2023 ? Quite shocking , not sure what's the justification from Hyundai for this .. might cost an extra 100 dollars ... and no blind spot monitoring on the base model ... these 2 are quite disappointing ...
Thanks. Agree!!
I would rather have the halogen headlights. And so will you. When it comes time to replace them.
Yuma Arizona Hyundia wants 30K for a SEL Venue
Wow.
My transmission went out 3years of having it it looks nice but personally I don’t like it 😅
Oh!!
Hyundai and kia 👍👍👍 f4om hindustan
Hi!
hard pass for this car, in this market space I would think the one of the better alternatives would be the Ford Puma.
Yep, Puma in a heartbeat but it’s also starting $10,000 higher than base Venue…
The Ford Puma seems to be a really expensive car with a really small engine.
Friends Brand new Puma got stuck in freeway and it was caused be a faulty thermostat. Took them 3 months to replace it, ford werribee dealer was super fast. Usually it takes 6-9 months for the parts they said😂😂😂
Vary good
Mine has 8 speed
Where are you based?
Probably ok for nipping to the shops and back. But that’s about it.
Yep.
Luxury
as an american i only understood half of what you just said lol
BYD should bring the EV BYD Yuan Up to Australia soon. It's similar size to the Venue and is selling in China for US$14000 (A$23000). Hyundai cars are way way overpriced.
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I like it ,you rich guys like you are just spoiled .
Sounds like a horrible lack of proper mechanical engineering. With a conventional auto like that you'd rather go with a cvt. Hyundai have still yet to learn to make more refined engines/ transmissions.
I disagree on the broader statement. They have a great 2.0L with CVT in Kona.
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How many adverts can you fit into one video. Absolutely unwatchable
I need the ads to get enough income to make reviews. So I’m sorry you have a problem with RUclips’s monetisation priorities, but those ads help people like me make a living.
@@therightcar I obviously get that but it is overkill and as I said, unwatchable. Tone it down to improve quality and likely increase views ✌️
@@poshboy111$16 a mth u won't have any adds
I wasn't wrong it's the ugliest car Hyundai makes. I'm surprised they sell any. I heard the sound of nature it was me nearly vomiting. In this price range, i would get the MG ZST with the Red T it's the turbo version with a torque converter auto.
Yep, she’s no looker
I think ZS T would be a bit more enjoyable!
that milk crate grill is obscene
Disagree. I love this design
Crazy how 'cheap' is like 30,000$ lol.
Cheap is relative.
This guy is reviewing this car like it's a 911 GT3. No one who is buying this car cares about steering feel, or understeer. They just want a reliable car that's fuel efficient.
Don't be silly. I reviewed it for people who want to know what it drives like. Believe it or not, buyers on a budget still care about driving manners.
you people are getting nothing as the higher price u pay see same car in india it got a lot