Not for five: Despite the huge cabin space, the Hyundai Reina isn’t exactly a 5-seater. The knee room and legroom could be tight for five passengers.
Stiff ride quality: While Reina’s suspension is much appreciated, at times it may feel a bit hard. This is because of Reina’s sporty handling.
Delayed transmission: The car’s transmission is a bit delayed. It takes a second or two to produce power. It often ‘sleeps’ from the first gear.
No touchscreen: The Reina comes with a 2-DIN infotainment unit. But even the entry-level models of most of its rivals come with a touchscreen.
Z-List Ep. 6 | Subcompact Sedan Buyer's Guide (ALL of them!)13 Sep, 2021 .
