The price walk to Comfort specification is €1,500 and with it comes cruise control, heated seats, Bluetooth and auto wipers. The €28,245 Executive models include dual-zone climate control, 17-inch alloys, part leather seats and a rear camera, while the range topping Premium cars add a full leather interior and panoramic sunroof for €30,495.
All prices quoted are for the 1.7-litre turbodiesel variant, which qualifies for annual road tax of €280 by virtue of the front-wheel drive layout and resulting 139g/km emissions. Four-wheel drive is available in both Comfort (€30,495) and Executive (€32,245) specifications with the latter also offered with an automatic transmission (€35,995), though that does see its road tax come in at €750 per annum.
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According to Stephen Gleeson, Managing Director, Hyundai Ireland, "We are witnessing major conquest sales for January 2014 and the new ix35 Celebration Diesel model, at almost €1,000 less than the entry level new Qashqai diesel, is set to challenge for the number one spot in the retail SUV segment during 2014."
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