From winning this award it is clear that their ongoing sales success, after scrappage and dealership relationships are key to making their franchise a success.
Editor of Motor Trader, Curtis Hutchinson expressed: "Hyundai's sales growth in 2010 proved that the brand was not a one-trick pony dependent on scrappage sales. This is a franchise on the move delivering desirable new product, sensibly priced and with a five-year warranty. No wonder dealers want to represent Hyundai."
I think Curtis has summed up exactly what Hyundai represents, reliability at an affordable price and this is why dealers are proud to represent the company all over the UK including used Hyundai Northern Ireland.
Managing director of Hyundai Motor UK Ltd, Tony Whitehorn said: "This is a fantastic achievement to have been recognised in this way for the second year running and is testament not only to the product but also to the efforts and investment made by the Hyundai UK staff and all of our dealers."
"Hyundai has a real momentum in the market place at present. The product range has been completely revitalised over the last few years and there are some exciting new products just around the corner."
Hyundai have had a successful year when it comes to awards, only a couple of months ago Which? magazine awarded them the prestigious award of Best Car Manufacturer 2011. They came out on top of their competitors BMW, Mazda, Skoda and Toyota, definitely a great achievement to receive from the largest consumer body in the UK. Which? represent the consumer to achieve the best information possible, and have comended Hyundai "as a company that not only offers outstanding products but that also delivers exceptional value and a great customer experience".
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