Hyundai Iload any good?

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8th April 2012, 10:28 AM
scarry

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Originally Posted by rovercare

Plus the panelwagon is getting a little unpresantable:D

Maybe just give it a good buff here & there then should be OK for another 10yrs or so :)

Spend the money saved on the LR:):)

Dunno about the Korean vans,but we find the low-ace suits our needs.They aren't as good as they are made out to be though,oh and if you want something fixed under warranty,the stealers don't wanna help.:mad:
8th April 2012, 10:52 AM
timbo

QPS use iLoads for their brawler vans and speed cameras. They seem to be pretty well built.
8th April 2012, 10:57 AM
Marshall

A while ago, I drove from Sydney to Melbourne and back in one... VERY comfy. From memory, it also had a 300,000km warranty. Like any van though, get the factory lining for noise reduction...
8th April 2012, 08:37 PM
rovercare

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Originally Posted by Disco_owner

Matt , what you need is to start working less and Enjoy life more :D Sorry I can't help with Iload , sounds like something Hyundai designed with the help of Apple :eek:

When I'm semi retired at 40, Ill enjoy it then:), actually semi retired in around 5 years, semi-semi retired at 40:D
8th April 2012, 08:39 PM
rovercare

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Originally Posted by scarry

Maybe just give it a good buff here & there then should be OK for another 10yrs or so :)

Spend the money saved on the LR:):)

Dunno about the Korean vans,but we find the low-ace suits our needs.They aren't as good as they are made out to be though,oh and if you want something fixed under warranty,the stealers don't wanna help.:mad:

40+k in 120" and the P38 will be getting an LS3, supercharged, built 4L60e combo with trutracks, flares etc....I think that's enough love/money on rovers:D
9th April 2012, 01:36 PM
Vern

Ordered one last week, think i get it next week. Ordered it from Chrissy, no real special deal, just that she's a nice person.:) It's not a dak dak, but its only a work van (that i fit in):D
10th April 2012, 06:17 PM
Lucy

I have an iLoad Crew for work, diesel manual. Great on fuel, goes very well, handles well for a box, tows very well. No problems at all in the first 20,000km. Kids like it too!
9th June 2012, 06:48 PM
rovercare

Near 3000kms, good thing for a boring ass work van......no cruise is rubbish though, 13.2/5 l/100, but generally towing and thrashing it with 3 ladders ontop, so can't complain, definitely no regrets spending the extra 2.5k on an auto:)
10th June 2012, 08:00 AM
Vern

I think it rubbish compared to the Dak Dak, bouncy, gutless, the keyless entry remote is rubbish, car keeps locking and unlocking as you walk with the keys in your pocket, no cruise, no heated mirrors which would be handy, oh and that ding ding noise when you leave the keys in the ignition,ahhh. Cheap though and duel sliding doors is good. Blue tooth is good to. 7000k in, Think i will hand it down to the apprentice next financial, think i'll go back to the Dak Dak, long wheel base with duel sliders.:)
Oh and fuel consumtion not as good either, hyuandia tell fibs
12th June 2012, 06:28 PM
rovercare

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Originally Posted by Vern

I think it rubbish compared to the Dak Dak, bouncy, gutless, the keyless entry remote is rubbish, car keeps locking and unlocking as you walk with the keys in your pocket, no cruise, no heated mirrors which would be handy, oh and that ding ding noise when you leave the keys in the ignition,ahhh. Cheap though and duel sliding doors is good. Blue tooth is good to. 7000k in, Think i will hand it down to the apprentice next financial, think i'll go back to the Dak Dak, long wheel base with duel sliders.:)
Oh and fuel consumtion not as good either, hyuandia tell fibs

I don't mind it, I own it and after 5 years and 160k it can go in the bin, it's paid for and does it's job, the chimes can be turned off

And 36k on the road I'm not one to complain

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