I have a 2023 & it is very safe & sharp looking. The back logo is not a problem & and frankly, I don't see why it was criticized in the video. That is not an issue or undesirable trait of the vehicle. It's safety & overall performance are top notch. I've had several Hyundai's & they get better every year! I love Hyundai & won't buy any other brand.
Agreed. Have a 2023 Tucson. Have been a hyundai owner last 10 plus years owning previous versions of Tucsons and Santa fe. It keeps getting better every year.
Thank you, I don't know why most this people getting startled by a button or even the touch screen, I mean we use smartphones all the time now and we also have laptops
Just note that with an automatic gear shifter, you hardly use the shifter whether they are buttons or something else. Except for city driving perhaps...
A Corvette's rear turn signal light is up higher than the Tucson. A major safety issue being so low down where a pick up truck behind you couldn't see it and forget about an 18 wheeler. I'll wait for the upgrade.
I think if the car behind is as distanced as they should be then the low tail lights are a none issue.. but people love to get close.. except for the rare few that are either good drivers or have been in an accident before and therefore well back of the car in front. Also, if you're too close and get hit causing you to hit the car in front then you're on the hook as you should be a reasonable distance behind to avoid sliding forward.. just letting it be know to those that don't. I ordered a hybrid ultimate version that should be here this week and cannot wait. If looking at it, test drive and then get one.
So many people don’t know how to drive regardless. It’s fairly irrelevant where the turn signals are because people are looking at their smartphone anyway. Make zero difference. On top of that, half of the people on the road don’t even use turn signals.
Recently drove the 2022 Tucson and really loved it. What we didn't love is the dealer charging a 4K upcharge above sticker for the car. It's nice, but not that nice at that elevated price point.
Wasnt really much of a big deal to begin with but I covered my Rear Window Logo with heavy duty Glossy black adhesive vinyl sheeting. Cost me like $8 at target for a roll of Cricut vinyl. Used an Exacto knife to trim off the edges, blended in perfectly. Slapped my favorite sticker on top of that and Viola, the Big H is gone. Learned that trick recently in a Hyundai Forum, turned out really nice.
If slapping a big sticker on top of the rear H, then why go through the process of addding heavy duty gloss black adhesive sheeting? I just place a bumper sticker across the H. Took seconds.
I like the shifter buttons much better than a real shifter. My 2017 Volt has a very nice full size shifter but it blocks easy access to the little storage cubby in front of it. Luckily I don't have to use it very often. With the Tucson, every time I get in and out I'm putting my phone on the wireless charger and that would be much harder to do with a big shift knob blocking the way. I've only had the car 2 days and I'm already used to the buttons so I don't see the issue with them and it does solve the access problem.
The shifter buttons were a big selling point for my wife. We have shift buttons on our Fiat 500e. I thought I'd hate them but they're not a problem at all. I'm more worried about the fact that there doesn't seem to be a Low gear. I have to drive down a big hill to get to work and when it snows Low gear is much safer than braking.
@@kersplat12785 the Tucson has paddle shifters on the steering wheel making it very easy to downshift to a lower gear. Yet another reason why I don't see the need for a real shifter instead of buttons. It also has a button you can press to activate downhill braking control that will automatically apply the brakes to keep the speed within a certain range whey going downhill. Personally, I don't see the need for this for anyone with a bit of sense about driving and is a bit of automation taken too far. But it's there if you need it.
Okay, new owner to this car (hybrid model): Yes, the rear passenger alert may seem silly to people, but as a human who has spent more than a few years sleep deprived while shuffling small humans to care centers and back so I can get to work on time because we live in a society that requires *at minimum* two incomes? It's not a bad idea. While I live on the edge of panic at all times personally and check every space of my car before walking away *and* before driving off (don't get me started on leaving the house, y'all), other humans aren't always in 'Everything Is Danger' mode at all times and need reminders. A design that focuses on the safety of those who are reliant on others is never *too much*. The complaint needs to be against capitalism; not against human intelligence. ALSO, re: the shifter control console; unless you just randomly push buttons just because they're *THERE* (some people do; and this car isn't for them in this case) this isn't a big deal. I went from driving a manual "stick shifter" to this and the only issue I've had adjusting is not having an 'object' to put my hand on passively. Solution? Water bottle. But honestly, it's really not that big of a deal.
Regarding the rear passenger alert, there was a case (in USA if I remember correctly) where a parent had a child in a carseat, forgot the child was even there (never dropped the sleeping kid to daycare), went into work for the day and left the child in the hot car all day long. I think the child died. Tragic story, but point is, it CAN happen. As someone with ADHD who forgets/misses the most obvious things constantly (even very important things) - I totally get the importance of something like this...even though I have no kids. My only concern with it is, does it activate EVERY time you are getting out? If so, it's possible it just becomes another reminder to ignore. If it's based on weight sensors (rather than motion, which would not activate if the child is asleep) it could well save a life.
@@AMindInOverdrive It happens multiple times a year, yes. And it's always awful. And anything we can do to prevent it is great and not a thing which deserves some snark about literacy or intelligence, which was my issue with the video. I have never noticed the "Check Rear Seats" alert when I'm alone or with a single front seat passenger and exiting the car; it's only when I have a rear passenger that it's chimed at me, so it's noticeable without being forgettable.
The auto handbrake going back to default every time you start the car. In VW's once selected the auto handbrake remains on until you switch it off . I asked Hyundai dealer if they could override this function and they said they can't .
The bottons are seperated good actually, and anyone would get used to it quickly, and the huayndai logo looks bad anyways but the place on the black glass is perfect to be covered fully by a black sticker 😄
Number 5 is the reason I did not purchase the 2022 model. These turn signal lights are too low and there have been many complaints. There is a rumor Hyundai will relocate them in the 2023 models. There is already a hack online to flash the brake lights when signaling turn.
Well that rumor has been debunked. I have a 2023 and no changes to the location. They meet required safety specs, can be seen from a distance, and when behind a vehicle in traffic. you are supposed to stop with the rear tire/touching ground able to be seen.
The too low turn signal critique almost seems more of an aesthetic opinion than a real safety issue, especially considering that they must meet government safety specifications. Also considering, the turn signal indicators on the sideview mirrors are visible from behind. I can see how the rear signals could be considered too low, but wonder if there is actually any data suggesting this is compromising safety in real-world situations.
If someone is following, so close, they can’t see your rear bumper. There are way too close. This whole thing is silly about the low signals. Love my Tucson.
"shift buttons" are ugly and stupid. With my shift lever I can very quickly learn what gear I'm in by feel. With buttons, not so much. Plus...Accidentally press the wrong one could destroy the tranny. (Car stalls, go for neutral, hit REVERSE at speed, etc)
It's funny, he said and I quote..."its IMPOSSIBLE to use"🤣 That's weird because they've sold thousands worldwide only limited by the chip shortage and people seem to be driving them even though it's IMPOSSIBLE to shift. I wonder how they're driving them🤔
@@seanmachado7681 The are actually safety mechanisms that prevent what you're pontificating about from happening. Do you think they left themselves open for lawsuits? Add far as knowing what gear you're in, hote many times have you been on a road trip and 100 miles down the highway wondered 'what gear am I in'. Once you're in drive, you're in drive. These aren't manually trannies. If you're still confused, here's two easy solutions. Look at the dash or if your rear view camera is on, it's probably a good indicator that you're in reverse. If after all that you're still confused, you probably shouldn't be driving. Call an Uber.
@@TheSmallbug even if "electronic safeguards" protect you from issues going from D to R, you still need to look down. With my shift lever, if I need to QUICKLY throw a car into another gear I can do it by feel. Buttons, nope. Ever have to back out quickly to avoid an accident ? It's rare, but it happens.
One flaw the front wipers can't be lifted or it takes paint off the hood the only way to lift the wipers is after u shut the car off you hold the control stick up before opening the door, no one mentioned this and after it was to late they offer to sell you a paint marker and tell you the car wasn't designed for winter so they didn't consider the need to lift the wipers
I doubt that any dealer is going to "mention" the entire manual to you or that you'd want them to. I don't think this single design element means the car wasn't designed for winter...especially considering you just described that, in fact, you CAN fold the wiper blades up if you read about the wipers in the manual PRIOR to forcing them over the upper lip of the hood....in which case, I'm surprised you didn't damage more that some paint. I live in Alaska, and yes I encountered the same issue with my new 2023 thinking, "this is a problem"...and then read about the wipers in the manual.
1. What with all those lamps, still the Hazaard Light and Turn Signal Lamps use the same lamps. If the Hazards are On no signal of turn can be made. 2. The Door handles may pinch the fingers, I much prefer the "ice breaker" handles. 3. I would like a larger, Brake Pedal. 4. I feel cheated with the 10.2 inch Touch screen. I would like buttons since the Navagation only uses the upper half. 5. Too many curves on the outer body skin. It must be a horrible job doing 'simple' body work. 6. Loss of the SunGlasses storage box in the overhead. 7. Cannot help it, I like Full Size Spare Tyres, long gone on many vehicles. 8. Cannot open passenger doors with the 'hard' key. 9. Would like a "dash cam" front/rear recording mirror. 10. BEEPs are nice, would like a Voice saying what is the specific problem/danger. 11. I would like the Speed Dial Readout on the RIGHT, But I like the easy to read Digital Speed Display in the Center (as it is). I would add a more easy odometer readout Current total and Trip.
Don't like the shifter bf has one and sometimes when you click it, it won't register the shift and when your trying to do a quick upturn or something it messes you up also the reverse sound bc it's a hybrid is so obnoxious on several occasions I've taken our other cars just to not have to hear the sound. Especially if your trying to run out early in the morning and do errands or want to surprise him with a gift or food.
Another video where we know everything your telling us already. I’ve just ordered a fully loaded 2022 Ultimate trim with the additional tech pack. Arrives in the uk June
Well I hope they are no longer using the dual clutch transmission like the 2016. Cause they could never make mine work and had to buy the car back. Was a very nice SUV except it did not move.
Only have two thousand miles on my wife's 22 Tucson. It doesn't have the buttons but a regular shift. I would be OK with the buttons, but the shift control is good, very positive. The buttons on the console aren't where they were in the video. About the car, we like it. Comfortable, that's coming from a Lincoln MKZ. The heating on the seats is good. The Bose sound is very adequate, not as good as the Infinity system in our Kia, but good enough. Android Auto works and is fast enough to be useful, unlike on some other cars. Weirdest quirks NOT mentioned... it doesn't auto-lock. You have to dig out the remote to lock the car. Only time you touch it, unless remote starting. The darn smart function on the tailgate. Park it in the garage, walk behind the car to leave and the hatch opens. JUST NO. I turned off the function. We like it at the store shopping but who wants it opening just because you cut behind the car to get to another car or a cabinet in the garage?
I keep hearing about the lights not being bright enough witch is bs. As for the turning signal your to dam close if you can not see 10 feet of road and full back of the car. Follow the rules of the road not make shit up as you go.
Really, you decide on a vehicle on where the rear turn signals are? Had our Ultimate Hybrid for a month now, for some reason I really don’t think about where my rear turn signals are. Best car I’ve ever driven. Kind of like the nay sayers who complain about no volume knob for the radio, I just use the steering wheel controls, have for years now on all my vehicles. Oh well you can’t even get one anymore anyways,factory is not taking anymore orders since mid Dec 21.
What is the height of the turn signals compared to all the little 4 banger puddle jumpers out there I would guess they are higher up .I just ordered a 2023 Tucson plug in ,hoping for a October delivery fingers crossed .
1:01 "No fake exhausts" - shows a Range SVR Supercharged V8 with more than obvious *_real_* exhausts, then a Tucson where absolutely no exhausts are visible... 😆
The title or caption on this video is very misleading. It gives a very negative vibe to the brand & is click bait imo. Might want to edit it so it doesnt shed Hyundai in a negative light.
TUCSON is a Spanish work (tuk son) the Americans have place but there command of English is so poor they do not say the work correct it not ( too son) stood with a Korean in the dealership in the uk and everyone said tuscon (tuk son.).
@@mike19640 just search Hyundai and kia motors here.... since 2019 they have a bad problem spinning bearings do to bad manufacturing. Apparently they don't de-bur the engine block very well.
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I have a 2023 & it is very safe & sharp looking. The back logo is not a problem & and frankly, I don't see why it was criticized in the video. That is not an issue or undesirable trait of the vehicle. It's safety & overall performance are top notch. I've had several Hyundai's & they get better every year! I love Hyundai & won't buy any other brand.
I second that as an owner of 2023 Tucson....sharp features total VFM
Agreed. Have a 2023 Tucson. Have been a hyundai owner last 10 plus years owning previous versions of Tucsons and Santa fe. It keeps getting better every year.
I have zero issues with the buttons.
Thank you, I don't know why most this people getting startled by a button or even the touch screen, I mean we use smartphones all the time now and we also have laptops
Same for me. It's like when cellphones lost the headphone jack
Just note that with an automatic gear shifter, you hardly use the shifter whether they are buttons or something else. Except for city driving perhaps...
A Corvette's rear turn signal light is up higher than the Tucson. A major safety issue being so low down where a pick up truck behind you couldn't see it and forget about an 18 wheeler. I'll wait for the upgrade.
The best Hyundai I have driven..
Just bought one for my wife, and quite frankly, this car blew me away… Keep on rockin
I think if the car behind is as distanced as they should be then the low tail lights are a none issue.. but people love to get close.. except for the rare few that are either good drivers or have been in an accident before and therefore well back of the car in front. Also, if you're too close and get hit causing you to hit the car in front then you're on the hook as you should be a reasonable distance behind to avoid sliding forward.. just letting it be know to those that don't. I ordered a hybrid ultimate version that should be here this week and cannot wait. If looking at it, test drive and then get one.
So many people don’t know how to drive regardless. It’s fairly irrelevant where the turn signals are because people are looking at their smartphone anyway. Make zero difference. On top of that, half of the people on the road don’t even use turn signals.
Recently drove the 2022 Tucson and really loved it. What we didn't love is the dealer charging a 4K upcharge above sticker for the car. It's nice, but not that nice at that elevated price point.
I just had the same experience 🙄
Don't buy now. Wait till the time is right. Prices will change
So find a dealership that won't. That's not Hyundai's problem but a dealership/dealership group problem
There are dealerships that don’t do that. I just bought a limited from Lee Hyundai in Fayetteville NC at msrp
Had ours for a year love it. Good all around vision . Touchy steering.
Wasnt really much of a big deal to begin with but I covered my Rear Window Logo with heavy duty Glossy black adhesive vinyl sheeting. Cost me like $8 at target for a roll of Cricut vinyl. Used an Exacto knife to trim off the edges, blended in perfectly. Slapped my favorite sticker on top of that and Viola, the Big H is gone. Learned that trick recently in a Hyundai Forum, turned out really nice.
Pics! About to pick my limited up on Friday!
If slapping a big sticker on top of the rear H, then why go through the process of addding heavy duty gloss black adhesive sheeting? I just place a bumper sticker across the H. Took seconds.
I don’t understand covering it up only to put something else there that definitely doesn’t belong on the vehicle. As long as you like it though. Haha!
That sounds like an absolutely ridiculous idea. Do yourself a favor and take that crap off!
Why just why?
I like the shifter buttons much better than a real shifter. My 2017 Volt has a very nice full size shifter but it blocks easy access to the little storage cubby in front of it. Luckily I don't have to use it very often. With the Tucson, every time I get in and out I'm putting my phone on the wireless charger and that would be much harder to do with a big shift knob blocking the way. I've only had the car 2 days and I'm already used to the buttons so I don't see the issue with them and it does solve the access problem.
The shifter buttons were a big selling point for my wife. We have shift buttons on our Fiat 500e. I thought I'd hate them but they're not a problem at all. I'm more worried about the fact that there doesn't seem to be a Low gear. I have to drive down a big hill to get to work and when it snows Low gear is much safer than braking.
@@kersplat12785 the Tucson has paddle shifters on the steering wheel making it very easy to downshift to a lower gear. Yet another reason why I don't see the need for a real shifter instead of buttons. It also has a button you can press to activate downhill braking control that will automatically apply the brakes to keep the speed within a certain range whey going downhill. Personally, I don't see the need for this for anyone with a bit of sense about driving and is a bit of automation taken too far. But it's there if you need it.
Okay, new owner to this car (hybrid model):
Yes, the rear passenger alert may seem silly to people, but as a human who has spent more than a few years sleep deprived while shuffling small humans to care centers and back so I can get to work on time because we live in a society that requires *at minimum* two incomes? It's not a bad idea. While I live on the edge of panic at all times personally and check every space of my car before walking away *and* before driving off (don't get me started on leaving the house, y'all), other humans aren't always in 'Everything Is Danger' mode at all times and need reminders. A design that focuses on the safety of those who are reliant on others is never *too much*.
The complaint needs to be against capitalism; not against human intelligence.
ALSO, re: the shifter control console; unless you just randomly push buttons just because they're *THERE* (some people do; and this car isn't for them in this case) this isn't a big deal. I went from driving a manual "stick shifter" to this and the only issue I've had adjusting is not having an 'object' to put my hand on passively. Solution? Water bottle. But honestly, it's really not that big of a deal.
Regarding the rear passenger alert, there was a case (in USA if I remember correctly) where a parent had a child in a carseat, forgot the child was even there (never dropped the sleeping kid to daycare), went into work for the day and left the child in the hot car all day long. I think the child died. Tragic story, but point is, it CAN happen. As someone with ADHD who forgets/misses the most obvious things constantly (even very important things) - I totally get the importance of something like this...even though I have no kids.
My only concern with it is, does it activate EVERY time you are getting out? If so, it's possible it just becomes another reminder to ignore. If it's based on weight sensors (rather than motion, which would not activate if the child is asleep) it could well save a life.
@@AMindInOverdrive It happens multiple times a year, yes. And it's always awful. And anything we can do to prevent it is great and not a thing which deserves some snark about literacy or intelligence, which was my issue with the video.
I have never noticed the "Check Rear Seats" alert when I'm alone or with a single front seat passenger and exiting the car; it's only when I have a rear passenger that it's chimed at me, so it's noticeable without being forgettable.
Was kind of iffy about the buttons at first but it's been like 3 days and I'm already used to them. I like resting my arm there now
The auto handbrake going back to default every time you start the car. In VW's once selected the auto handbrake remains on until you switch it off . I asked Hyundai dealer if they could override this function and they said they can't .
my 2022 is awesome.not one thing in this video bothers me
I personally really like the badge since in Egypt lots of people try to steal car badges 😂😂
The bottons are seperated good actually, and anyone would get used to it quickly, and the huayndai logo looks bad anyways but the place on the black glass is perfect to be covered fully by a black sticker 😄
Number 5 is the reason I did not purchase the 2022 model. These turn signal lights are too low and there have been many complaints. There is a rumor Hyundai will relocate them in the 2023 models. There is already a hack online to flash the brake lights when signaling turn.
Well that rumor has been debunked. I have a 2023 and no changes to the location. They meet required safety specs, can be seen from a distance, and when behind a vehicle in traffic. you are supposed to stop with the rear tire/touching ground able to be seen.
The too low turn signal critique almost seems more of an aesthetic opinion than a real safety issue, especially considering that they must meet government safety specifications. Also considering, the turn signal indicators on the sideview mirrors are visible from behind. I can see how the rear signals could be considered too low, but wonder if there is actually any data suggesting this is compromising safety in real-world situations.
If someone is following, so close, they can’t see your rear bumper. There are way too close. This whole thing is silly about the low signals. Love my Tucson.
Ill never understand why people keep bring up the shifter. You dont use it while youre driving.
"shift buttons" are ugly and stupid. With my shift lever I can very quickly learn what gear I'm in by feel. With buttons, not so much.
Plus...Accidentally press the wrong one could destroy the tranny. (Car stalls, go for neutral, hit REVERSE at speed, etc)
It's funny, he said and I quote..."its IMPOSSIBLE to use"🤣 That's weird because they've sold thousands worldwide only limited by the chip shortage and people seem to be driving them even though it's IMPOSSIBLE to shift. I wonder how they're driving them🤔
@@seanmachado7681 The are actually safety mechanisms that prevent what you're pontificating about from happening. Do you think they left themselves open for lawsuits? Add far as knowing what gear you're in, hote many times have you been on a road trip and 100 miles down the highway wondered 'what gear am I in'. Once you're in drive, you're in drive. These aren't manually trannies. If you're still confused, here's two easy solutions. Look at the dash or if your rear view camera is on, it's probably a good indicator that you're in reverse. If after all that you're still confused, you probably shouldn't be driving. Call an Uber.
@@seanmachado7681 why do you need to know the gear. It is automatic. But if needed you can find it top left on the screen.
@@TheSmallbug even if "electronic safeguards" protect you from issues going from D to R, you still need to look down. With my shift lever, if I need to QUICKLY throw a car into another gear I can do it by feel. Buttons, nope. Ever have to back out quickly to avoid an accident ? It's rare, but it happens.
One flaw the front wipers can't be lifted or it takes paint off the hood the only way to lift the wipers is after u shut the car off you hold the control stick up before opening the door, no one mentioned this and after it was to late they offer to sell you a paint marker and tell you the car wasn't designed for winter so they didn't consider the need to lift the wipers
I doubt that any dealer is going to "mention" the entire manual to you or that you'd want them to. I don't think this single design element means the car wasn't designed for winter...especially considering you just described that, in fact, you CAN fold the wiper blades up if you read about the wipers in the manual PRIOR to forcing them over the upper lip of the hood....in which case, I'm surprised you didn't damage more that some paint. I live in Alaska, and yes I encountered the same issue with my new 2023 thinking, "this is a problem"...and then read about the wipers in the manual.
I almost scrolled , glad I didn't , enjoyed your vid , the editing was great too , keep going , you've got the talent to go all the way
I have this car and I love it!
1. What with all those lamps, still the Hazaard Light and Turn Signal Lamps use the same lamps. If the Hazards are On no signal of turn can be made. 2. The Door handles may pinch the fingers, I much prefer the "ice breaker" handles. 3. I would like a larger, Brake Pedal. 4. I feel cheated with the 10.2 inch Touch screen. I would like buttons since the Navagation only uses the upper half. 5. Too many curves on the outer body skin. It must be a horrible job doing 'simple' body work. 6. Loss of the SunGlasses storage box in the overhead. 7. Cannot help it, I like Full Size Spare Tyres, long gone on many vehicles. 8. Cannot open passenger doors with the 'hard' key. 9. Would like a "dash cam" front/rear recording mirror. 10. BEEPs are nice, would like a Voice saying what is the specific problem/danger. 11. I would like the Speed Dial Readout on the RIGHT, But I like the easy to read Digital Speed Display in the Center (as it is). I would add a more easy odometer readout Current total and Trip.
If you think those shift buttons are difficult to use, look at the GMC Terrain 😂 I love mine, but horrible idea.
Don't like the shifter bf has one and sometimes when you click it, it won't register the shift and when your trying to do a quick upturn or something it messes you up also the reverse sound bc it's a hybrid is so obnoxious on several occasions I've taken our other cars just to not have to hear the sound. Especially if your trying to run out early in the morning and do errands or want to surprise him with a gift or food.
Another video where we know everything your telling us already. I’ve just ordered a fully loaded 2022 Ultimate trim with the additional tech pack. Arrives in the uk June
Boy, you’re really reaching on the Tucson! It’s great!
I purposely went with gas SEL Convenience/Premium because of my hatred for the push button shifter.
Same!!
Love my buttons, use them 2 times per trip once going to destination, once to back out of parking place. I can’t understand why this is bag issue?
Well I hope they are no longer using the dual clutch transmission like the 2016. Cause they could never make mine work and had to buy the car back. Was a very nice SUV except it did not move.
Only have two thousand miles on my wife's 22 Tucson. It doesn't have the buttons but a regular shift. I would be OK with the buttons, but the shift control is good, very positive. The buttons on the console aren't where they were in the video.
About the car, we like it. Comfortable, that's coming from a Lincoln MKZ. The heating on the seats is good. The Bose sound is very adequate, not as good as the Infinity system in our Kia, but good enough.
Android Auto works and is fast enough to be useful, unlike on some other cars.
Weirdest quirks NOT mentioned... it doesn't auto-lock. You have to dig out the remote to lock the car. Only time you touch it, unless remote starting.
The darn smart function on the tailgate. Park it in the garage, walk behind the car to leave and the hatch opens. JUST NO. I turned off the function. We like it at the store shopping but who wants it opening just because you cut behind the car to get to another car or a cabinet in the garage?
Try looking in settings to fix the auto-lock issue. The Santa Fe has options
Hard to see those rear turn signals when driving behind in a pickup or school bus!
The low Indicators are a sign to get off the car in front of yous ass or you'll be on my dashcam hitting me
I keep hearing about the lights not being bright enough witch is bs. As for the turning signal your to dam close if you can not see 10 feet of road and full back of the car. Follow the rules of the road not make shit up as you go.
Lol just bought one. Next one without a deposit already was coming in two months.
Rear turning light is worst.
Very simple fix everyone! Just buy a different vehicle... Problem solved, quit your crying!
When do u change gear in an automatic when u are driving 🤷🏻♂️. Silly comment
The remote start will not work unless you still have there bluetooth service after there 3 year warranty is over .
No go with those rear turn signals.
Really, you decide on a vehicle on where the rear turn signals are? Had our Ultimate Hybrid for a month now, for some reason I really don’t think about where my rear turn signals are. Best car I’ve ever driven. Kind of like the nay sayers who complain about no volume knob for the radio, I just use the steering wheel controls, have for years now on all my vehicles. Oh well you can’t even get one anymore anyways,factory is not taking anymore orders since mid Dec 21.
@@davidsmith1898 He may think rear turn signal is hardly to see by other. That is about safety confident
What is the height of the turn signals compared to all the little 4 banger puddle jumpers out there I would guess they are higher up .I just ordered a 2023 Tucson plug in ,hoping for a October delivery fingers crossed .
People seem to ignore the fact that there are also turn indicators on the sideview mirrors that are entirely visible from the rear.
Is the AC of this car reliable and lasting? Like Nissan?
Can Hyundai make this car a 7seater?
1:01 "No fake exhausts" - shows a Range SVR Supercharged V8 with more than obvious *_real_* exhausts, then a Tucson where absolutely no exhausts are visible... 😆
I have seen reports on excessive oil usage, engine failure, transmission failure, etc. Does this still apply to the 2022 Tuscon Limited?
Consumer Reports has been giving the Tucson top ratings for 2 years running.
HEY THIS GUY SOUNDS LIKE THE GUY THAT WANTS TO EXTEND MY CARS WARRANTY
Damn i didnt know Santa Cruise exist
Shifter on the floor where it belongs in my opinion in other 2022 tucson trims.
Cover logo with STICKER
This is a limited ..shifter imhave is better !! It's a SEL ..with convien .pack!
If you’re ashamed to drive a Hyundai, you shouldn’t buy one.
The Tucson has severe engine problems and Hyundai is not taking responsibility for repairing this issue.
no problem with mine
i buy this car i used it a month and i am very very
Definitely indicators are low low
Do the 2022 Tucsons have the stupid DCT transmissions
No. Actual 6 speed auto.
Does anyone care what this this guy says? It's an opinionated article NOT a review.
People complaing about blinkers position never have been in Portugal, hardly no one uses them xD
Anyone has this car with no led trunk bar, turning on?
They didn't have any hybrids available, so they sold you a gas model with the Hybrid sticker on it😳
صدق عود متعجب على العلامة لانها مدمجة داخل اطار من الزجاج !!!؟؟ صدق جذب چا شنو شايفين؟
The title or caption on this video is very misleading. It gives a very negative vibe to the brand & is click bait imo. Might want to edit it so it doesnt shed Hyundai in a negative light.
TUCSON is a Spanish work (tuk son) the Americans have place but there command of English is so poor they do not say the work correct it not ( too son) stood with a Korean in the dealership in the uk and everyone said tuscon (tuk son.).
Their command of English is poor? Unlike yours eh?
Well my dad owns one in middle East they call it tuk son...
Now only is the engine didn't self destruct after 60k miles .
I have had 3 Hyundais and 2 Kia’s and have had zero issues with engines or anything else.
If you have had issues you are one of the few I know of.
@@mike19640 just search Hyundai and kia motors here.... since 2019 they have a bad problem spinning bearings do to bad manufacturing. Apparently they don't de-bur the engine block very well.
Pronounced like "SUNDAY"
That thumbnail sucks
I kan spel tu
I can’t believe I wasted my time watching that
Same here bro..
Rear window wiper is shit.
It wipes only a very small portion window.
You are out of place not a very good review
See you in 2 years when issues will occur. Just look at the crashtest comparison to realize how poorly made is this car. Ppl will get disapointed
It scores high in crash test c. What you talking about. It was named one of the safest cars 2022
@@yanivsteltzer8425 just look at the video of the comparison
Had mine 2 and 1/2 not a single problem recall or defect do your research
Consumer Reports among others beg to differ, but no, I haven't looked at any video comparisons....for the Tucson or any of the cars I've ever owned.
@@yanivsteltzer8425 look at the YOUCAR crashtest comparison, HYUNDAI = CRAP