Luv this Large Premium SUV from Hyundai! Styling inside & out is classy & luxurious. This is an incredibly good large SUV from Hyundai. Thanks Jenny for the great review,...I'll be watching!
Jenny's biceps is showing!! Someone is lifting weights :O. btw great car. But Im saving money and waiting for Nio cars. I hope they will come to Australia :) Specially the Nio SUV. Battery swapping is next new level O.o
Great review, just that the top model should have had the full digital instrument cluster and the camera blind spot like the new Kia sorento GT also the summon feature for parking of the Kia would have made this feature complete.
You Aussis have a very different idea of what "gansta" means. I think the Palisade looks upscale but isn't "blingy". If anything, I think the design is more similar to a Land Rover product. And I find it amusing that this is considered a big SUV. When I saw it and drove it, it isn't that big. Honestly, I think KYUNDAI needs to make a SUV about the size of the Tahoe/Expendition/Sequoia for a true grand touring experience. ~~ enjoyed the review. also, ya'll drive on the wrong side of the road. :)
Haha! Yes Australia is somewhat mixed between European and USA sizing and features, we tend not to have the HUGE garages that many Americans have for storing big vehicles and many of our inner city roads were made last century and are very tight, if everyone drove big SUVs, it would be a nightmare! Also true we aren't known for being a particularly gangsterish country, so this is "blingy" for us ;)
Sadly our federal government pretty much sold us to Asia, hence we pay top dollar for Asian brand vehicles and triple the price for US vehicles compared to the states, ie a Dodge Ram $120 grand, f150 up to $150 grand, Chevy Silverado $150 grand , Toyota Land Cruiser in the Asian range up to $120 grand, so we get stuck with over priced Asian products some even coming from the same factory with up to $30 grand difference between the brands, that are basically the same vehicle.
I live in Los Angeles so when your in the Los Angeles area you’ll see them I’ve got a new 2022 Hyundai Tucson and the Tucson is Hyundai’s top seller here in Southern California
@@yasminwilson7420 I have a place in Hollywood and I have never seen them. I am not trying to be difficult I'm just being honest. I am surprised there are no 2022 Hyundai Palisade
@@scottwilliam6141 : Lol, I was only comparing with other auto channels where they would usually explain in detail the exterior and interior of the car when doing the walkaround of the car instead of literally walking around the car. But I agree with you on the definition of the walkaround - to walk around 😂
The 2021 Hyundai Palisade has a $32,525 starting price, which is about average for the midsize SUV class. The Palisade's highest trim level tops out at $47,750.
The car in the video is not a base model, it is the calligraphy trim which is the higher tier available. I wish she did her homework for once and actually learned what she was talking about.
@@TheChefComic whats that got to do with anything. Its an australian review obviously the car is different here than in usa. So why would she go on about the american trim when its australian.
I don't mind the rear but the front is so overdone. Looks like that fella from the bond movie with the metal teeth. Also not sold on plastic slanted dash.
I am also surprised nobody's talking about the shortcomings this car has like the wind noise and the fact that it smells like garlic and cabbage also the acceleration is terrible and so is the gas mileage
Electric vehicles are just better. No noise, no emissions, less fuel costs, less maintenance costs. Gasoline and diesel are OLD polluting technology. So last century. Electric cars, electric trucks, electric buses, electric trash haulers, electric snow blowers, electric lawn mowers, electric snow mobiles, electric water craft, electric garden tools, electric mechanic tools, electric motor cycles, electric bicycles, electric scooters, electric farm tractors, electric construction equipment, electric delivery vehicles, ...... everything is going electric. No worries about starting after sitting for a few months. Gas always needs repairs.
If you buy a Hyundai (especially the Tucson and Santa Fe) be prepared to spend minimum of $175-$500 every month on BS problems you will never experience in a quality car like an Honda. Every other month you will have to replace 1-4 0f 6 to 8 catalytic converters that go out for no reason like clock work one after the other. Your gas line will need replacing, then your gas tank that rotted from the inside for no apparent reason. Your check engine light will be on more than it is off. You'll also notice when you hit a bump your car will wobble when the front wheels leave the ground, your passengers will also notice this and ask you if the car is "safe to drive that way"?. When you finally replace head gasket, then the entire engine and decide you've had enough, and sell it for next to nothing, you'll buy yourself an Acura and realize that it never needs maintenance, that it isn't normal to be without your car every other month because it's in the shop again, and you'll swear like I did to NEVER buy another Hyundai again!!!
I had a Kia Carnival in Y2001 and sold the dam thing off on early 2004. I swear that I’ll never buy a Korean make again after the awful experience with that piece of junk. It’s Honda, Toyota/Lexus or Mazda thereafter.
@@radissimo1 I've done actual real world research by owning a POS Hyundai, you probably voted for Trump too and were perfectly happy with the results ffs.
Forget about car. Jenny is so beautiful and star of this show.
Simp
CarTell reviews are better everyday....the 3 of you are excellent presenters
Luv this Large Premium SUV from Hyundai! Styling inside & out is classy & luxurious. This is an incredibly good large SUV from Hyundai. Thanks Jenny for the great review,...I'll be watching!
I am always more excited to see you Jenny then a new 🚙 Car 😘
Simp
@HAFIZ KHALEEL never
@HAFIZ KHALEEL let me ask Jenny, wait ...........Bro she said “ Never”.
I like this Car but too big for my Country! Im not sure they will them to Switzerland... You have a beautiful Attitude to present the Cars, love it!
Switzerland is too small for palisade. But hyundai is bringing Tucson there
Jenny's biceps is showing!! Someone is lifting weights :O. btw great car.
But Im saving money and waiting for Nio cars. I hope they will come to Australia :) Specially the Nio SUV.
Battery swapping is next new level O.o
Think that this car is just way too wide for most of Sydney’s suburban roads.
Great review, just that the top model should have had the full digital instrument cluster and the camera blind spot like the new Kia sorento GT also the summon feature for parking of the Kia would have made this feature complete.
Pallisade interior + Telluride Exterior 👌
Excellent reviews as always 👍
Love cars but it doubles when it is jenny 😍❤
Have they fixed that catching on fire issue ? Nice dacks by the way !
You Aussis have a very different idea of what "gansta" means. I think the Palisade looks upscale but isn't "blingy". If anything, I think the design is more similar to a Land Rover product. And I find it amusing that this is considered a big SUV. When I saw it and drove it, it isn't that big. Honestly, I think KYUNDAI needs to make a SUV about the size of the Tahoe/Expendition/Sequoia for a true grand touring experience. ~~ enjoyed the review. also, ya'll drive on the wrong side of the road. :)
Haha! Yes Australia is somewhat mixed between European and USA sizing and features, we tend not to have the HUGE garages that many Americans have for storing big vehicles and many of our inner city roads were made last century and are very tight, if everyone drove big SUVs, it would be a nightmare! Also true we aren't known for being a particularly gangsterish country, so this is "blingy" for us ;)
Sadly our federal government pretty much sold us to Asia, hence we pay top dollar for Asian brand vehicles and triple the price for US vehicles compared to the states, ie a Dodge Ram $120 grand, f150 up to $150 grand, Chevy Silverado $150 grand , Toyota Land Cruiser in the Asian range up to $120 grand, so we get stuck with over priced Asian products some even coming from the same factory with up to $30 grand difference between the brands, that are basically the same vehicle.
love the big grill noise is a luxury cruiser is it cheaper than an escalade ? be nice to give a suzan ride in it
Jenny, are you sure the base model comes with satellite navigation with 10.25 inch touch screen?
Hello, is it a high drivers seat position? Like when you drive the Range Rover you’re up high. Is it the same?
Bound to be a sound vehicle but it’s fugly although the interior isn’t too bad.
I live in California and these things are everywhere plus it’s cousin the Kia Telluride both are popular over the CX-9 and the highlander
I live in California as well and I have never seen one
@@TheChefComic What part California
@@yasminwilson7420 well I travel a lot for work and for family around California and I have never seen them anywhere.
I live in Los Angeles so when your in the Los Angeles area you’ll see them I’ve got a new 2022 Hyundai Tucson and the Tucson is Hyundai’s top seller here in Southern California
@@yasminwilson7420 I have a place in Hollywood and I have never seen them. I am not trying to be difficult I'm just being honest. I am surprised there are no 2022 Hyundai Palisade
I am going for Jenny
Rememer when Hyundai’s most expensive car here was the electric Kona?
Shot in Googong, NSW 2620 ❤
Why Audi A8 is tagged ?
Esta mujer me encanta.... es super hermosa, solamente ella hace engalanar cualquier vehículo, es una belleza 😍 .... me encanta su mirada 😘🥰🌺🌷💐💍👰🏻!!!!
I have a question : why do you guys walk around the car when doing walkaround of the car? Seems like that’s a theme of your channel.
Well it wouldn’t be a walk around then. Would it?
@@scottwilliam6141 : Lol, I was only comparing with other auto channels where they would usually explain in detail the exterior and interior of the car when doing the walkaround of the car instead of literally walking around the car. But I agree with you on the definition of the walkaround - to walk around 😂
I like the car. But the price. Let me think 🤔...
You'll be bigger than Bruce MacAvaney if this keeps up Jenny . #sharetheoxygen
Oh gosh! Bigger than Bruce?? #respect
Always follow your jobs with any new car models not only because you are intelligent women but also you are so beautiful one!!!
I'd rather have jenny thanks !
The 2021 Hyundai Palisade has a $32,525 starting price, which is about average for the midsize SUV class. The Palisade's highest trim level tops out at $47,750.
Whatever mate, your prices sure aren't Australias. If you don't like the channel you're welcome to exit. :)
What’s with the large cars with small engines? American vehicles at least put a motor that can deal with the size. Is it Australian regulations?
It's the Asian manufactures doing that. Most Aussie cars had either 6s or V8s
@@elysian95 Australia doesn’t make cars now, to bad the country is tied into Asia so much.
Do you guys use the same Production Company as John Cadogan. ?
John denies it but he appears to be the advertisement engine for Hyundai and Kia
@@yslee1401 yes, but I agree with him usually!
Good price quality
A good car for the soccer mum wars. Should be a good competitor for the cx9, Kruger and Prado.
A tank.....parking and Car parks ?
Too beautiful
Please tell me what sunglasses are those!
omg.. thats so good. which brand?
Yes, cool sunnies. What brand?
Sure hope they change those headlights soon!
AMAZING CAR!
The killer for me is that it sounds too much like Palaszczuk !
The car in the video is not a base model, it is the calligraphy trim which is the higher tier available. I wish she did her homework for once and actually learned what she was talking about.
Australia only has 2 trims so you should do some homework mate.
@@MrBENTPIN I don't run a car review Channel.
@@TheChefComic whats that got to do with anything. Its an australian review obviously the car is different here than in usa. So why would she go on about the american trim when its australian.
@@MrBENTPIN A good reviewer mentions other variants and Compares it to the one they're reviewing.
Another gangsta review
I don't mind the rear but the front is so overdone. Looks like that fella from the bond movie with the metal teeth. Also not sold on plastic slanted dash.
Jenny always great and better car reviews. Too weird to see the cars and driving them on the right... scary!!
Love from Indian
Jenny!
I am also surprised nobody's talking about the shortcomings this car has like the wind noise and the fact that it smells like garlic and cabbage also the acceleration is terrible and so is the gas mileage
Coming thailand ?
nope its an insult to the king
I want to move to Australia and meet a girl like Jenny
Finally something normal.
nothing normal about the crap that belches out of its rear end
😘
funny enough, the palisade isn't even consider large in the us. we have much larger and dumber vehicles
Tahoe, Suburban, Escalade etc are the monster large gas guzzlers in the states that will definitely be too wide for Sydney roads in particular.
A bit over priced for a Korean SUV.
lov u
Marry me, Jenny!
RonZ Saavedra SIMP!!! 😂
Was there a car to look at??? Lol!!!!
Korean cheese
You are more beautiful than 🚗 car
I see you always after car
U r beautiful as a car
I don't like car, like the girl
Electric vehicles are just better. No noise, no emissions, less fuel costs, less maintenance costs.
Gasoline and diesel are OLD polluting technology. So last century.
Electric cars, electric trucks, electric buses, electric trash haulers, electric snow blowers, electric lawn mowers, electric snow mobiles, electric water craft, electric garden tools, electric mechanic tools, electric motor cycles, electric bicycles, electric scooters, electric farm tractors, electric construction equipment, electric delivery vehicles, ...... everything is going electric. No worries about starting after sitting for a few months. Gas always needs repairs.
Ugly car.
Oh shit! They put the steering wheel on the wrong side!
Damn, that's some TERRIBLE quality control.
NEVER buy a car built on a Monday.
Jenny is cute but needs at least 60 squats every day for a year to look like a candy
If you buy a Hyundai (especially the Tucson and Santa Fe) be prepared to spend minimum of $175-$500 every month on BS problems you will never experience in a quality car like an Honda. Every other month you will have to replace 1-4 0f 6 to 8 catalytic converters that go out for no reason like clock work one after the other. Your gas line will need replacing, then your gas tank that rotted from the inside for no apparent reason. Your check engine light will be on more than it is off. You'll also notice when you hit a bump your car will wobble when the front wheels leave the ground, your passengers will also notice this and ask you if the car is "safe to drive that way"?. When you finally replace head gasket, then the entire engine and decide you've had enough, and sell it for next to nothing, you'll buy yourself an Acura and realize that it never needs maintenance, that it isn't normal to be without your car every other month because it's in the shop again, and you'll swear like I did to NEVER buy another Hyundai again!!!
John Cardogan thinks that Hyundai diesels are the best in the world.
I had a Kia Carnival in Y2001 and sold the dam thing off on early 2004. I swear that I’ll never buy a Korean make again after the awful experience with that piece of junk. It’s Honda, Toyota/Lexus or Mazda thereafter.
Troll alert ! ....as car reliability is WAY better than Honda [do your research]
@@yslee1401 LOL, you comparing your experience you had 20 years ago??? Kia moved heaps since
@@radissimo1 I've done actual real world research by owning a POS Hyundai, you probably voted for Trump too and were perfectly happy with the results ffs.
WTF why the hell are they foisting a crap emission cancerous particle spitting monster onto our roads when ev options abound for that sort of money
I haven't seen even one 8-seater EV in Australia so I'm going to have to go ahead and disagree with you on that one.