2020 Hyundai Venue Elite long-term review: City living

Let me paint a picture of my street for you: it’s narrow, it’s one-way, it’s located five minutes from the city, and it’s close to two major train stations in a busy little enclave. Cars can park on both sides of the road, and because my suburb is constantly in the grips of ongoing construction, the majority of vehicles are huge utes or vans. Rarely can you nose neatly into a park – you typically have to reverse in.

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