I freaking love the cinematography and in-depth look of these reviews for such basic common cars the common broke person can afford/look for. Criminally underrated and underlooked at, you deserve many, many more views, my dude 😀👍
In South Africa, that car was called the ix35 because the old Tuscon discontinued for the 2012 model year, the Tuscon came back for the 2016 model year
Fun fact, Hyundai's sister company Kia, also had a manual Kia Sorento for the same years! My 2012 was optioned with the manual (until the engine catastrophically blew up)
funfact: for whatever reason, it was named the ix35 in europe, possibly to appear more upmarket since german vehicles mostly used alphanumerics. afterwards it was back to being called the Tucson. the Santa fe was also called the ix55
This is a rare car. Early 10s stripper model Hyundais weren't cars to save and the manual had to have a super-low take rate. The shift knob is unusually detailed for a cheap car. Even for a base model this looks decently well-equipped. This would be a good basic car for someone.
I have a friend with one of these. His is also the GL but he had his optioned with a six speed manual. I always wondered why anyone would choose the five speed over a six to be honest, but to each there own I guess.
Love your reviews. With the rise of " car camping/vanlife/overland life" Do you think it could be a good Idea to ad a section of your cargo reviews where you lay in the back in the crossovers and suvs?
I feel like you put a manual in a sedan or something and everybody is like "nice that's cool" But the same people would be like wtf if you place it in a crossover.
Speaking of large A Pillars, that Italian baby Jeep has the biggest that I have seen. I like the Hyundai and would purchase one, but wouldn't EVER touch an Italian baby JEEP or for a matter of fact ANY Italian automobile/car, again EVER.
Likely because only handful of people knew that version even existed. For some reason hyundai was always very shy about their manual transmission vehicles and you really had to ask a bunch of people to get one. My neighbor was looking for manual elaborate two years ago and it took him awhile to get one. 3 dealerships didn't have one,4th made him jump many hoops for it.
Over here these were named Hyundai IX30... A manual Tuscon sounds absolutely horrible... Personally I'm glad that manual coal rolling is going away from this world... Hate manuals with passion on daily drivers... Absolute torture and just unneeded and unjustified completely...
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Link to buy this Tucson - www.napletonsschaumburgsubaru.com/auto/used-2011-hyundai-tucson-gl-schaumburg-il/67034636/
I freaking love the cinematography and in-depth look of these reviews for such basic common cars the common broke person can afford/look for. Criminally underrated and underlooked at, you deserve many, many more views, my dude 😀👍
In South Africa, that car was called the ix35 because the old Tuscon discontinued for the 2012 model year, the Tuscon came back for the 2016 model year
never expected to see a manual tucson, awesome!
I used to have a 2009 Hyundai Sonata, the radio was identical to the one in that.
Fun fact, Hyundai's sister company Kia, also had a manual Kia Sorento for the same years! My 2012 was optioned with the manual (until the engine catastrophically blew up)
confused european noises
They made a Walking Dead edition with graphics on the side 😅. Saw one driving around here the other day
How did I never know these things came with a manual as an Option????? Amazing video 👍👍
funfact: for whatever reason, it was named the ix35 in europe, possibly to appear more upmarket since german vehicles mostly used alphanumerics. afterwards it was back to being called the Tucson. the Santa fe was also called the ix55
Nice basic transportation. Long-term reliability. Nothing fancy. I like it.
Hey Dude. Nice Job. My lady friend loved her Tucson. She said you did a good review.
I would like Zak to review a Saturn Vue with a manual transmission
In indonesia we have this tucson in 6AT..no manual opt..still priced well for used car these days..nothin special but can handle bumpy roads very well
This is a rare car. Early 10s stripper model Hyundais weren't cars to save and the manual had to have a super-low take rate. The shift knob is unusually detailed for a cheap car. Even for a base model this looks decently well-equipped. This would be a good basic car for someone.
I agree, although I’m curious what a stripper model Hyundai is?
I have a friend with one of these. His is also the GL but he had his optioned with a six speed manual. I always wondered why anyone would choose the five speed over a six to be honest, but to each there own I guess.
Love your reviews. With the rise of " car camping/vanlife/overland life" Do you think it could be a good Idea to ad a section of your cargo reviews where you lay in the back in the crossovers and suvs?
The manual transmission is disappearing 😢 That's the main thing I miss about my Kia Soul l had.
Very nice job with my dream vehicle Zack.
Perfect model for that 4g63t swap
I have only seen 2 of these in auto in my home town
There were some 2008-2012 ford escapes that came in manual too
Yeah, the MTX-75
The third generation RAV4 had a manual transmission in other markets.
“Stellar”
1st View like & comment from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
The 3rd gen Kia sportage also had a manual transmission
bro the older elantra gt had stick too! 2013-2016 had the options
I want this car so bad
i want to buy one of these as my first car. just with an auto gearbox. where i live this car is called the ix35
9:28 for sussy sound
theres been a lot of weird audio buzzing in your videos recently
A new microphone is on the way, my apologies!
If you come to Brazil be welcome to Review my golf 1l tsi manual
the mitsubishi ad ruined my day
Hello
Very cool
I feel like you put a manual in a sedan or something and everybody is like "nice that's cool"
But the same people would be like wtf if you place it in a crossover.
Speaking of large A Pillars, that Italian baby Jeep has the biggest that I have seen. I like the Hyundai and would purchase one, but wouldn't EVER touch an Italian baby JEEP or for a matter of fact ANY Italian automobile/car, again EVER.
Probably like 3 people actually bought this lol
One of my buddies at university has one. Had no idea something like that could exist in todays market
Likely because only handful of people knew that version even existed. For some reason hyundai was always very shy about their manual transmission vehicles and you really had to ask a bunch of people to get one. My neighbor was looking for manual elaborate two years ago and it took him awhile to get one. 3 dealerships didn't have one,4th made him jump many hoops for it.
Schlongberg
ENTRY LEVEL CAR LOL
I’d buy it just for the manual 😭
Pretty much the definition of "lifted hatchback"
Over here these were named Hyundai IX30... A manual Tuscon sounds absolutely horrible... Personally I'm glad that manual coal rolling is going away from this world... Hate manuals with passion on daily drivers... Absolute torture and just unneeded and unjustified completely...
Im selling fentanyl texting and driving my fiends I can't be shifting gears around town
@@ahahuehafook4207 He gives that vibe don't he?
Manuals for daily are fun, I'd be bored in an automatic.
picasso? isn't that an even cheaper Hyundai? LOL.. ok I just checked, it's a Citroën
Meh.