Used Hyundai Bayon
Given that the Bayon started at a budget-friendly price, used examples are even more tempting for drivers after a cost-effective second-hand car. Reliability appears to have been good with the Bayon, too, backed by an impressive five-year unlimited-mileage warranty from new. Slotting underneath the larger Kona in the range, the Bayon brings Hyundai’s typically value-focused approach through its efficient engines and long list of standard equipment. Small-capacity engines mean that the Bayon should prove cheap to both run and insure, with mild hybrid technology giving a helpful boost in terms of efficiency.
Pros
Efficient and cheap to run
Good level of standard equipment
Spacious throughout
Cons
Interior materials aren’t the cheapest
Doesn’t offer the biggest increase in seating height
Smaller engines might not suit long-distance drivers after more punch