Korean carmaker is ready to compete with the Focus and the Golf as it had developed a new model for the C-segment. The i30 was revealed to the world last year at the Frankfurt Motor Show. If you are looking to buy a five-door car, you will take a look at the i30 for sure. Its price starts at GBP 14.495 OTR for the entry-level Classic that comes with a100 horsepower petrol. All the power is being sent to the wheels through a manual transmission. The price goes up to GBP 20.795 for the 1.5 CRDi 110 horsepower Diesel that is matted to an automatic Style Nav trim. The factory model features voice-activated Bluetooth, one-touch indicators, electric mirrors and also LED daytime running lights. The list does not end here. It also has cruise control, rear parking and it runs on 15-inch alloy wheels, but these features are available for the higher Active trim level. The Style level comes with 16-inch alloy wheels, electronically folding door mirrors, rain sensing wipers and front parking sensors. To top it all, the carmaker equipped it with an integrated touch-screen satellite navigation system.