Although it doesn't excel in any one particular category...it packs a punch in the value department and available features. Leave your thoughts below! *Thanks for watching and have an awesome day!*
I just bought the 2020 Ultimate. My wife and I are in our 60's, so the power and the MPG are minor issues. One complaint ; the backup camera resolution is even worse it night. The LED lights blur the view. My wife also wished it had memory seat sitting. I found, when on the highway, sport mode makes handling tighter and more manageable. Other wise, we love it. Great value too. BTW : Very good video. Regular guy, honest commentary is refreshing 👍😎
I just bought the Tucson SEL model. Good value for the price. It's too bad that MPG is not as high as other makes/models. I agree that Hyundai loads up on features that come standard whereas other makes/models you have to purchase such features in their packages. Love the better warranty as well.
Good review. I'm a current owner of two hyundai models, Sonata and Elantra both 2017. That 2.4 engine is really slow and gives bad MPGs. I get 19 mpg(mostly city, but my past 4x4 v6 wrangler gave me 16)and drive conservative so this model for me it would be even worse. I like Hyundai, but they can do better on the following. 1. Better MPGs, the have the lowest of the segment. 2. Stronger engine 3.more value on mid trim. The sport model does not come with leather steering wheel. 4. Real dual exhaust, like its midnight edition. 5. Bigger tires!! It has the lowest profile of the segment. Mazda has 19 inch at 55 series. 6. Ground clearance, it's also on the lower side, like at 6.7 which is like a inch higher than a sedan. So far they are super reliable, zero issues.
Hyundai/Kia products get relatively lower gas mileage than their competitors, but I've seen many ppl get higher gas mileage than sticker even on the 2.4l engines. I have a 2019 Elantra with 2.0mpi and Elantra GT with 2.0 GDI, I get around 40hwy 32city/36hwy 28city respectively, which is at least 2-4 mpg higher than sticker. I have long idle periods and extreme city driving in the city and fast highway driving but idk maybe because I use full synthetic oil and drive 'more' conservatively.
Purchased the Hyundai Tucson with the SLE AWD trim level. I love it. It's 4 trim levels below the one you reviewed but still great. Your video was great.
Great review as usual. You are the most realistic automotive reviewer. Talking about the pros and cons of every day life with the cars you review. Keep up the good work! From a fan in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
After driving the Nissan rogue, I just got the Hyundai Tuscon Ultimate. Love it. I looked at the Kia Sportage and Mazda CX5. While I liked the CX-5 a lot, I couldn't get the price I wanted without dropping to lower trims. Same with kia. They wouldn't budge. Lot of leg room and tech stuff. I had more cargo room in the rogue but I was ok with giving some room up there as I gained so much more.
bought a 2019 Tucson a couple months ago and I love it. I got the luxury trim (Canada) I never have any problem merging onto a highway or passing. Even taking off from the lights I notice everyone is way behind me, granted I am always in sport mode.
Hey man I enjoyed this review! I like the Tuscan. I rented one a couple of years ago & I liked everything about it except the fuel economy. It was the absolute worst! Anyways another great job man! Keep up the good work!
I have a 2017 Tuscon and love it. Prefer the interior of the 17 as well instead of the refreshed interior of this 2019. 2017 interior seems more thought out in placement of radio, button placement etc. and no random laptop pop up screen. Screen is built into the dash in 2017. much cleaner and prefered look but thats just an opinion of mine
Ya, the 2016-2018 Tucsons had the best interior layout... I have the 2018 Tucson Value Edition with the Turbo engine, and I love the "integrated into dash" look of the screen... I hate the "I put a laptop on the dash" look they went to.
Nice, we pick ours up this weekend...Premium trim which is one from top. Premium SE is the top trim level here in the UK which is the only model that gets LED headlights and 19" wheels. Ours has 18" and halogen headlights which is a shame. We're giving up a opening panoramic roof and powered tailgate on our Ford Kuga (Escape I think over there) but we're going for better fuel economy as Ford is 180bhp and AWD
The Tucson is a good looking, value packed SUV that probably comes with some great rebates making it more of a value. I like the two-toned leather, panoramic roof, and straight forward controls, but I do think it is time for a refresh though. It’s getting a little long in the tooth. I’d probably take the Sportage twin over this for it’s slightly more youthful appearance. Even though they cost a bit more, I’d take a CX-5 or Crosstrek. Great review. You are doing great with all the in-depth information. Keep it up man!
I really appreciate it! It definitely shows its age especially once you hop inside. Still can’t wait to see a Subaru!!! Urgh. The same company that manages them here let me reapply for FCA and FCA actually got back to me but said no..not yet. I’ll get a Subaru soon though I hope!
Prime Autotainment I hope so too! No worries on FCA though. They should definitely allow you to review their somewhat dismal line up (yeah, I’m trying to be nice here 😏). Probably don’t want to loan them out in fear of the review they’ll get from their crappy cars. (Jeep and Ram excludes). I’d love to see VW and Volvo too. Hopefully you can get them on board sometime.
My coworker has one of these and she gets better than the MPG rating on the highway. It seems to be a common thing with Hyundai/Kia since they were dinged a few years ago and had to pay out for inflating their MPG rating. I find most domestics do worse than their rating and fuelly confirms this. I also find that all Hyundai's have the same issue of the steering not tracking straight on the highway and you always have to keep making micro adjustments.
I own one now for about 6 months, I love it but the 360D does not work well in winter. The cameras are very easy to cloud in rain or snow. The heating is a little slow too. The application on the phone is not exacly replicated on the browser and lack adjustment, worst, when you start the Tucson with the remote start the light will keep flashing until you came in and put your foot on the brake. I have the ultimate version but it lack the non contact charging station.
Let's be honest. We're all here to see this gorgeous man. But cool Hyundai. Too small for me. I'd take the Hyundai palisade. Hyundai and kia have really come a long way. And I really want a kia stinger gt! Even over a charger & challenger 🙈😎
I've really been toying with the idea of getting another vehicle, and this one is at the top of my list along with the RAV4. Being a Toyota loyalist, it's kind of hard to consider going to another brand. but there a a lot of things to like about this SUV, such as style and reliability. However, I didn't realize how shallow and narrow the cargo area is and how minimal the horsepower is for the 4cyl. My current Rav is quicker than that. I would definitely have to go for the 2.5 ltr in this vehicle if I chose it over the Rav.
I hear ya...Hyundai did a lot of things well with this but yeah it’s hard to beat the Rav for several reasons. We drive two Toyotas and although the new Toyotas may not offer quite as many features for the price points...nothing really pulls me away from them. If you get something different I’d love to hear about it 👍 I get to drive the RAV4 XSE Hybrid tomorrow so I’m excited about that
That's cool. What two Toyota Models do you guys currently drive? I'm still madly in love with my current Rav. A lot of people ragged on the body style, saying it wasn't rugged enough and there was a time where I kinda agreed, but now looking at the new Gen I'm wondering if it's a little too rugged?! However, I'm pretty sure if I decide to get another SUV in the next year or two, it'll most likely be another Rav. I'll be sure to let you know though.
This car has a lot of great features optioned on it and has a good looking exterior, interior is a little bland, I would think they could add some wood for the highest trim level. Great review 👍🏻
I love my 2021 SE. got it for thousands off since it’s last gen. It’s MPG is so-so and the LKAS is in need of some readjustment but otherwise a great car for a single dude who just wants more room and a taller ride.
i have a 2016 SE AWD and my biggest grip is the gas consumption. 2 or 3 trips around town and boom half a tank gone....also in winter areas ppl have had the panoramic roof explode on them for no apparent reason
The newer Tucsons dropped the dual clutch automatic transmission because of reliability problems. We chose the Mazda CX-5 instead, however the Tucson was our second choice, especially for its longer warranty, and better looks than the Sportage.
The Crosstrek had great brakes, but the steering was numb, we did not really need all wheel drive, and the mid-level model was missing some features for its lower price and smaller cargo space in the back.
The new Tucson for 2019 is alright but I would wait another year for the New Tucson. Even the Koreans think it's lacking in tech, features and updates. That said, the 2.0D engine is the only reason why I'd make the purchase for this version.
Thank you very much! Yes it absolutely has...I was amazed and excited when they first announced those numbers. I actually start driving the XSE Hybrid tomorrow and can’t wait to see how efficient it is!
I have an elantra value and the gas mileage is awesome. My lease is up in 2 months and I test drove the Tucson. It felt great but that gas mileage is most likely a no for me. Disappointed. I'm interested in a small SUV with great gas mileage. Also test drove the Kona, it was surprisingly fun and felt good to drive but the back seat is too small. My quest continues... thanks for the review.
Thanks for writing! Yeah the Elantra is great and it’s a bummer the Tucson isn’t more efficient. Have you though about the Kia Soul? I believe the back seat is bigger than the Kona but not sure
@@PrimeAutotainment I actually had a 2012 Soul and I loved it. I even passed it down to my oldest daughter as her first car. I didnt like the cvt engine in the new souls. I am going to test drive the kona again in a higher trim and take my youngest child to see how she fits in the back. Hopefully it works out. If not I could see myself staying in the elantra & hopefully in the future the tuscon gets upgraded for better mileage.
Nice ride! I took my WRX in for service last week & was given a Subaru Cross Trek that I found very easy to drive & the perfect size! Please do a review if you can.Thanks!
It mentions that the SUV has an aerodynamic problem when it goes to 60-80 mph begins to BUZZ as if the window was a little open Hyundai recognized the problem but does not give a solution I own a Tucson
It was pretty comfy, but yeah definitely a smaller footprint although more spacious than I expected. Sorry about the windows..I can’t remember 😶. Thanks for watching as always! 😁
Great review Nolan. Similar to my Tucson but your one is better equipped. I admit it is not exciting (what suv is?) but it is solid, comfortable and loaded with special features. Mine is a normally aspirated 1.6 petrol manual with 133bhp, average economy for me is 38 mpg. Much better than the 1.6T. :-)
Thanks Andrew! I was waiting for you to stop by! I can see why you picked the Tucson...such a great value in my opinion. Thanks for sharing...and excellent news hearing that MPG too 😁
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my 1.6 Turbo engine on my Tucson... I tried the other aspirated engines and they just dont have the "ooomph" of the turbo when it kicks in.
Wow interesting, thanks for sharing that! That’s a tough one...there are things I like about each competitor...if only I could combine them lol. I like the CX-5, Rav4, CR-V and this. Ultimately I would probably go with the RAV4...but the value and features this provides is hard to beat
I don’t drive Hyundai but I like seeing new cars. I will say the fact the fog lights don’t match the headlights bothers me more than it probably should.
Buying a 1600 diesel two months before.this car is very good at road but iam very disappointed for some noise we heard when start engine for 5 seconds .Tommorow we going Hyundai .The car have only 200 klm and going for checking.Iam very disappointed ..
Thanks Nolan for this amazing 😉 review. Really really informative stuff. If I was in the market for a crossover the Hyundai Tucson and the Mazda CX-5 would be at the top of my list. Because they’re unique. CR-V and Rav-4 are everywhere now.
Replaced the Sonata with the Tucson. Tucson has a smaller gas tank! Both cars have problems with the headlights burning out frequently and a very poor design as to how to change the bulbs!
@@Asmodeus092 So far I'm loving it. It's my 2nd XF and I think once you go XF you will be spoilt for anything else. They are both very different cars, the old one vs the new one, but both driver's cars. When you get one, you'll know what I'm talking about. The Jag fraternity is a special one.
@@Asmodeus092 Hey Ben, I enjoyed the Mazda. It's fun to drive but underpowered compared to Jaguar. Good quality though and value for money. The touch screen isn't much of a touch screen when you're on the move. You are forced to use the MMI controls in the center console. The GUI is very boring and plain in with redish icons against a Black background. So I always displayed the Nav which made it look better 😁 Mine didn't have Android Auto and that changes everything if you're buying a 2019 or 2020 model. Mine was a 2018 and I could have had it retrofitted for around $400 or R7,000 in my currency (not sure where you live) and that's a bit steep actually considering Mazda should have fitted it ages ago and are now only playing catch-up. That being said, my Jag doesn't have Android Auto either but it's a much better system with a far better GUI so I don't mind and the maps are also better. Hope the info helps. Come check out my TH-cam channel if you want to see more of my car's and what I did to them 😉
I was undecided about getting the Tucson or the Mazda cx-5. The Tucson do offer more, but I really liked the look and the interior of the Mazda, so I got a 2019 Mazda Grand Touring. I don't have the turbo, but I'm good with how it rides and feel.
I would go with the Rav4...the biggest reason is because we currently own a couple of toyotas and they’ve been great for us. The track record and perceived reliability is big to me and I love the efficiency of the new Rav4...however, I like the Tucson and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to someone
Jennifer that’s the tricky part lol. Depends what you prefer. If you’re planning on keeping it for a while, maybe the Rav...but if it’s not gonna be a long term vehicle maybe the Hyundai 🤷♂️. At least the Tucson has a great Powertrain warranty
@@AlbertShala All those issues you mentioned are "features" of the DCT Turbo engine, which was ditched in the 2019 model, which only has an aspirated engine and no DCT... oddly enough, I too have the 1.6 Turbo with the DCT in my 2018 Tucson and I don't really have any issues with it... I love the engine.... I guess it's a personal preference, but I know a lot of people didn't like the DCT, but its gone in the 2019 models.
That’s what they send us. It’s not pick what you want, it’s the brands putting out their best and being thankful just to have a vehicle to review. When I go to dealerships I usually try to grab a mid level trim for that reason. Rarely are press cars lower trims. That’s exactly why I mention what features each trim has (unlike most reviewers)
It's hard to find CD players in ANY vehicle in 2019. It's just not much of a thing these days... and I feel for you, because I still have a large collection of CDs, but they are mostly collecting dust unfortunately... it does have Sirius XM radio built in, and bluetooth for your phone, so you can still pretty much get what you want... but no CDs sadly.
Great vehicle for a great price with great features. Reliability, safety etc-all great! Unfortunately it’s as boring as it seems. That is the ONLY issue with this vehicle if your in the CUV market.
@@wolfshanze5980 I'm eyeing the new 2020 VW Cross Sport! Say what you will about their reliability, but I stand by my statement that German engineered vehicles can't be matched! The handling & road-feel lets you know that their vehicles were meant to be driven on the autobahn, plus their built solid as a tank. To me their vehicles are well worth the risks of maintenance issues in my book!
brkitdwn for $32.7k it’s at least a few grand cheaper than most of its competition with the same features...especially when looking at the RAV4 price which is also only faux leather. I wouldn’t pay for a new one but when looking at features...this is probably best bang for buck
Although it doesn't excel in any one particular category...it packs a punch in the value department and available features.
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*Thanks for watching and have an awesome day!*
Hyundai & Kia need to do a much better job when it comes to MPG!
No kidding!
I just bought the 2020 Ultimate. My wife and I are in our 60's, so the power and the MPG are minor issues. One complaint ; the backup camera resolution is even worse it night. The LED lights blur the view. My wife also wished it had memory seat sitting.
I found, when on the highway, sport mode makes handling tighter and more manageable.
Other wise, we love it. Great value too.
BTW : Very good video. Regular guy, honest commentary is refreshing 👍😎
It's probably Hyundai's best looking vehicle.
I just bought the Tucson SEL model. Good value for the price. It's too bad that MPG is not as high as other makes/models. I agree that Hyundai loads up on features that come standard whereas other makes/models you have to purchase such features in their packages. Love the better warranty as well.
One of the most comprehensive and honest reviews. I've waiting for it.
Thank you! 😁👍
Thanks for commenting on visibility. Most reviewers like to talk about soft and hard plastic, and for me visibility is more important.
Just bought a 20 Tucson SEL. No interest for 6 years and no payments for 90 days. Great deal.
no interest for 6 years?? such a steal, how much for down payment ?
Man they were just giving cars away in 2020
Good review. I'm a current owner of two hyundai models, Sonata and Elantra both 2017. That 2.4 engine is really slow and gives bad MPGs. I get 19 mpg(mostly city, but my past 4x4 v6 wrangler gave me 16)and drive conservative so this model for me it would be even worse. I like Hyundai, but they can do better on the following.
1. Better MPGs, the have the lowest of the segment.
2. Stronger engine
3.more value on mid trim. The sport model does not come with leather steering wheel.
4. Real dual exhaust, like its midnight edition.
5. Bigger tires!! It has the lowest profile of the segment. Mazda has 19 inch at 55 series.
6. Ground clearance, it's also on the lower side, like at 6.7 which is like a inch higher than a sedan. So far they are super reliable, zero issues.
Thanks David! I appreciate hearing your thoughts on it and I like all of your points. I totally agree with everything f too!
Hyundai/Kia products get relatively lower gas mileage than their competitors, but I've seen many ppl get higher gas mileage than sticker even on the 2.4l engines. I have a 2019 Elantra with 2.0mpi and Elantra GT with 2.0 GDI, I get around 40hwy 32city/36hwy 28city respectively, which is at least 2-4 mpg higher than sticker. I have long idle periods and extreme city driving in the city and fast highway driving but idk maybe because I use full synthetic oil and drive 'more' conservatively.
Definitely agree on the low ground clearance. Should be way clear than any sedan
Purchased the Hyundai Tucson with the SLE AWD trim level. I love it. It's 4 trim levels below the one you reviewed but still great. Your video was great.
That’s awesome! Thank you very much and enjoy your new Tucson!
Great review as usual. You are the most realistic automotive reviewer. Talking about the pros and cons of every day life with the cars you review. Keep up the good work! From a fan in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Thank you very much Randy! I appreciate the kind words 😁👍
After driving the Nissan rogue, I just got the Hyundai Tuscon Ultimate. Love it. I looked at the Kia Sportage and Mazda CX5. While I liked the CX-5 a lot, I couldn't get the price I wanted without dropping to lower trims. Same with kia. They wouldn't budge. Lot of leg room and tech stuff. I had more cargo room in the rogue but I was ok with giving some room up there as I gained so much more.
bought a 2019 Tucson a couple months ago and I love it. I got the luxury trim (Canada)
I never have any problem merging onto a highway or passing. Even taking off from the lights I notice everyone is way behind me, granted I am always in sport mode.
what engine does it have?
You have great sound effects with the crazy locusts
So annoying lol. Can’t get away from them
Love the Hyundai Tucson, we have a 2020 Value edition and have been really happy with it. Thanks for the great review!
Hey man I enjoyed this review! I like the Tuscan. I rented one a couple of years ago & I liked everything about it except the fuel economy. It was the absolute worst! Anyways another great job man! Keep up the good work!
Thanks as always Tran! That economy is so surprising...can’t believe it lol. Thanks for watching and the support! 😁👍
Gotta love a good panoramic roof (not a creaky one, haha) but just great to have in a car. Good looking refresh on this one! Nice headlights!
For sure! Hate those creaks lol. Thanks for stopping by man!
I have a 2017 Tuscon and love it. Prefer the interior of the 17 as well instead of the refreshed interior of this 2019. 2017 interior seems more thought out in placement of radio, button placement etc. and no random laptop pop up screen. Screen is built into the dash in 2017. much cleaner and prefered look but thats just an opinion of mine
I agree with you on the tablet display but it seems all the Suvs are doing the tablet screen now.
Ya, the 2016-2018 Tucsons had the best interior layout... I have the 2018 Tucson Value Edition with the Turbo engine, and I love the "integrated into dash" look of the screen... I hate the "I put a laptop on the dash" look they went to.
CMD Air Systems in the off chance you see this from a year ago: what about any engine issues?
Nice, we pick ours up this weekend...Premium trim which is one from top. Premium SE is the top trim level here in the UK which is the only model that gets LED headlights and 19" wheels. Ours has 18" and halogen headlights which is a shame. We're giving up a opening panoramic roof and powered tailgate on our Ford Kuga (Escape I think over there) but we're going for better fuel economy as Ford is 180bhp and AWD
The Tucson is a good looking, value packed SUV that probably comes with some great rebates making it more of a value. I like the two-toned leather, panoramic roof, and straight forward controls, but I do think it is time for a refresh though. It’s getting a little long in the tooth. I’d probably take the Sportage twin over this for it’s slightly more youthful appearance. Even though they cost a bit more, I’d take a CX-5 or Crosstrek. Great review. You are doing great with all the in-depth information. Keep it up man!
I really appreciate it! It definitely shows its age especially once you hop inside. Still can’t wait to see a Subaru!!! Urgh. The same company that manages them here let me reapply for FCA and FCA actually got back to me but said no..not yet. I’ll get a Subaru soon though I hope!
Prime Autotainment I hope so too! No worries on FCA though. They should definitely allow you to review their somewhat dismal line up (yeah, I’m trying to be nice here 😏). Probably don’t want to loan them out in fear of the review they’ll get from their crappy cars. (Jeep and Ram excludes). I’d love to see VW and Volvo too. Hopefully you can get them on board sometime.
What I like:
20:00 First impression
22:55 Composed
23:02 Ride quality
23:53 Ride quality
24:45 Road noise
Very detailed review! Nice work!
Thank you very much!
20:10 with split screen is the best camera angle. Good job.
My coworker has one of these and she gets better than the MPG rating on the highway. It seems to be a common thing with Hyundai/Kia since they were dinged a few years ago and had to pay out for inflating their MPG rating. I find most domestics do worse than their rating and fuelly confirms this. I also find that all Hyundai's have the same issue of the steering not tracking straight on the highway and you always have to keep making micro adjustments.
That sounds about right to me too! Glad to hear that about your coworker. Thanks for writing in!
I own one now for about 6 months, I love it but the 360D does not work well in winter. The cameras are very easy to cloud in rain or snow. The heating is a little slow too. The application on the phone is not exacly replicated on the browser and lack adjustment, worst, when you start the Tucson with the remote start the light will keep flashing until you came in and put your foot on the brake. I have the ultimate version but it lack the non contact charging station.
Personally, I could do without all the chrome on the front. Could it be more refined? Sure, but you gotta like that warranty.
Let's be honest. We're all here to see this gorgeous man. But cool Hyundai. Too small for me. I'd take the Hyundai palisade. Hyundai and kia have really come a long way. And I really want a kia stinger gt! Even over a charger & challenger 🙈😎
Haha thank ya! I hear ya...that Palisade seems legit!
And that stinger...seems like a good time 😁😎
I've really been toying with the idea of getting another vehicle, and this one is at the top of my list along with the RAV4. Being a Toyota loyalist, it's kind of hard to consider going to another brand. but there a a lot of things to like about this SUV, such as style and reliability. However, I didn't realize how shallow and narrow the cargo area is and how minimal the horsepower is for the 4cyl. My current Rav is quicker than that. I would definitely have to go for the 2.5 ltr in this vehicle if I chose it over the Rav.
I hear ya...Hyundai did a lot of things well with this but yeah it’s hard to beat the Rav for several reasons. We drive two Toyotas and although the new Toyotas may not offer quite as many features for the price points...nothing really pulls me away from them. If you get something different I’d love to hear about it 👍
I get to drive the RAV4 XSE Hybrid tomorrow so I’m excited about that
That's cool. What two Toyota Models do you guys currently drive? I'm still madly in love with my current Rav. A lot of people ragged on the body style, saying it wasn't rugged enough and there was a time where I kinda agreed, but now looking at the new Gen I'm wondering if it's a little too rugged?! However, I'm pretty sure if I decide to get another SUV in the next year or two, it'll most likely be another Rav. I'll be sure to let you know though.
Very impressed Will subscribe because your review is very in debt. Great job please don’t change but grow. Thankyou very much
This car has a lot of great features optioned on it and has a good looking exterior, interior is a little bland, I would think they could add some wood for the highest trim level. Great review 👍🏻
Thank you very much! Great points, thatd be nice if they jazzed it up a bit!
I love my 2021 SE. got it for thousands off since it’s last gen. It’s MPG is so-so and the LKAS is in need of some readjustment but otherwise a great car for a single dude who just wants more room and a taller ride.
i have a 2016 SE AWD and my biggest grip is the gas consumption. 2 or 3 trips around town and boom half a tank gone....also in winter areas ppl have had the panoramic roof explode on them for no apparent reason
Wow I haven’t heard if the roof doing that, crazy!
Forgot to say my car also have slightly vague steering on motorways (highways), not as precise as my last 2014 Tucson which was more sure footed.
The newer Tucsons dropped the dual clutch automatic transmission because of reliability problems. We chose the Mazda CX-5 instead, however the Tucson was our second choice, especially for its longer warranty, and better looks than the Sportage.
The Crosstrek had great brakes, but the steering was numb, we did not really need all wheel drive, and the mid-level model was missing some features for its lower price and smaller cargo space in the back.
The new Tucson for 2019 is alright but I would wait another year for the New Tucson. Even the Koreans think it's lacking in tech, features and updates. That said, the 2.0D engine is the only reason why I'd make the purchase for this version.
Wish they offered the white exterior with the black leather. Causr beige just dont work
Very good reviews , like the car
Iftekhar Ehsan thank you!
What just appeared at 13 seconds?
Alvin Gayo haha I was wondering the same thing! If I don’t wake up tomorrow....... 😱
Alvin Gayo - It also appears at 7:03 😳
Yeah Nolan, don’t film there anymore! 😆
I know that was kinda spooky!!!
Mike OBrien the black mass floating around.
I love those L E D lights! 😍
Good review but I stopped watching at 19:22!
Toyota Rav4 Hybrid has raised the MPG benchmark for SUVs!
Thank you very much! Yes it absolutely has...I was amazed and excited when they first announced those numbers. I actually start driving the XSE Hybrid tomorrow and can’t wait to see how efficient it is!
Prime Autotainment but u do get less in some ways and also it had a cvt trans 🤮
I have an elantra value and the gas mileage is awesome. My lease is up in 2 months and I test drove the Tucson. It felt great but that gas mileage is most likely a no for me. Disappointed. I'm interested in a small SUV with great gas mileage. Also test drove the Kona, it was surprisingly fun and felt good to drive but the back seat is too small. My quest continues... thanks for the review.
Thanks for writing! Yeah the Elantra is great and it’s a bummer the Tucson isn’t more efficient. Have you though about the Kia Soul? I believe the back seat is bigger than the Kona but not sure
@@PrimeAutotainment I actually had a 2012 Soul and I loved it. I even passed it down to my oldest daughter as her first car. I didnt like the cvt engine in the new souls. I am going to test drive the kona again in a higher trim and take my youngest child to see how she fits in the back. Hopefully it works out. If not I could see myself staying in the elantra & hopefully in the future the tuscon gets upgraded for better mileage.
Hyndai Tucson is super suv. I very like It car . 💚💛💜💓💖💝💟👍👌👏
Gr8 job Nolan
Thank you very much!
Nice ride! I took my WRX in for service last week & was given a Subaru Cross Trek that I found very easy to drive & the perfect size! Please do a review if you can.Thanks!
I’ve heard great things about those! I’ve tried getting Subaru for a while but haven’t had any luck. I’m gonna keep trying so hopefully soon!
@@PrimeAutotainment That's The Spirit!
Good job I enjoyed that very knowledgeable👍
Thank you very much!
I have the 2019 knight edition, it's a fast little cuv in sport mode
@Steve Robertson its my wife's, and for it to be a cuv "Hyundai " im impress
clean video! i like it
Thank you! 😁
It mentions that the SUV has an aerodynamic problem when it goes to 60-80 mph begins to BUZZ as if the window was a little open Hyundai recognized the problem but does not give a solution I own a Tucson
The interior looks to be very comfy, but smaller than the average 🤔. Do all windows have one touch features? Great review Nolan 👍
It was pretty comfy, but yeah definitely a smaller footprint although more spacious than I expected. Sorry about the windows..I can’t remember 😶. Thanks for watching as always! 😁
No just the driver
Only the driver window has one-touch.
Great review Nolan. Similar to my Tucson but your one is better equipped. I admit it is not exciting (what suv is?) but it is solid, comfortable and loaded with special features. Mine is a normally aspirated 1.6 petrol manual with 133bhp, average economy for me is 38 mpg. Much better than the 1.6T. :-)
Thanks Andrew! I was waiting for you to stop by! I can see why you picked the Tucson...such a great value in my opinion. Thanks for sharing...and excellent news hearing that MPG too 😁
@@PrimeAutotainment lol :-) Many thanks Nolan. Have a good day :-)
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my 1.6 Turbo engine on my Tucson... I tried the other aspirated engines and they just dont have the "ooomph" of the turbo when it kicks in.
@@wolfshanze5980 yes, your one is the engine to get. May be next time.
interesting... We get a 1.6t and a 2.0d in 2019 Tucson in Taiwan. The question is would you pick it over the competition.
Wow interesting, thanks for sharing that! That’s a tough one...there are things I like about each competitor...if only I could combine them lol. I like the CX-5, Rav4, CR-V and this. Ultimately I would probably go with the RAV4...but the value and features this provides is hard to beat
I have a 2018 Tucson with the 1.6L Turbo engine and I love it... sad they got rid of the Turbo in the US 2019 edition.
I don’t drive Hyundai but I like seeing new cars. I will say the fact the fog lights don’t match the headlights bothers me more than it probably should.
Patrick O I feel the same way!
Buying a 1600 diesel two months before.this car is very good at road but iam very disappointed for some noise we heard when start engine for 5 seconds .Tommorow we going Hyundai .The car have only 200 klm and going for checking.Iam very disappointed ..
Dang I’m sorry to hear that! Hopefully they take care if it for you
Thanks Nolan for this amazing 😉 review. Really really informative stuff.
If I was in the market for a crossover the Hyundai Tucson and the Mazda CX-5 would be at the top of my list.
Because they’re unique.
CR-V and Rav-4 are everywhere now.
Thanks for watching as always! I can’t blame you...you’re so right. I see them everywhere too lol
Replaced the Sonata with the Tucson. Tucson has a smaller gas tank! Both cars have problems with the headlights burning out frequently and a very poor design as to how to change the bulbs!
Great video to learn about cleaning
Nice. I just traded my 2018 Mazda CX-5 in for a Jaguar XF. Been on the SUV wagon and frankly, I think it's overrated.
I hear ya...I’m sure others will make the switch eventually. Who knows lol. Enjoy your Jag! 😁👍
Hilton Jag XF is my dream car. How do you like it?
Hilton How did you enjoy the Mazda CX-5? And was the touch screen enjoyable?
@@Asmodeus092 So far I'm loving it. It's my 2nd XF and I think once you go XF you will be spoilt for anything else. They are both very different cars, the old one vs the new one, but both driver's cars. When you get one, you'll know what I'm talking about. The Jag fraternity is a special one.
@@Asmodeus092 Hey Ben, I enjoyed the Mazda. It's fun to drive but underpowered compared to Jaguar. Good quality though and value for money. The touch screen isn't much of a touch screen when you're on the move. You are forced to use the MMI controls in the center console. The GUI is very boring and plain in with redish icons against a Black background. So I always displayed the Nav which made it look better 😁 Mine didn't have Android Auto and that changes everything if you're buying a 2019 or 2020 model. Mine was a 2018 and I could have had it retrofitted for around $400 or R7,000 in my currency (not sure where you live) and that's a bit steep actually considering Mazda should have fitted it ages ago and are now only playing catch-up. That being said, my Jag doesn't have Android Auto either but it's a much better system with a far better GUI so I don't mind and the maps are also better. Hope the info helps. Come check out my TH-cam channel if you want to see more of my car's and what I did to them 😉
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What's the towing capacity?
I believe it's been bumped up to 2000 lbs
@@barndogusn Thank you.
Are the LED Headlights on the SEL trim level ?
Nope the SEL has halogen...but you could swap in some Plug n play LED aftermarket
I was undecided about getting the Tucson or the Mazda cx-5. The Tucson do offer more, but I really liked the look and the interior of the Mazda, so I got a 2019 Mazda Grand Touring. I don't have the turbo, but I'm good with how it rides and feel.
No Turbo? You Kiddin right?
Fostbobb, thanks for the info! I can’t blame you at all for going for the CX-5. Can’t go wrong with that 😁👍
Doesn't this top line model come standard with AWD?? You said "..this is a front wheel drive..."??!!
Maybe it’s standard in Canada or other countries but in the US there’s FWD and AWD options for this trim
Hyundai tucson preferred trend or rav4 xle overall?.
I would go with the Rav4...the biggest reason is because we currently own a couple of toyotas and they’ve been great for us. The track record and perceived reliability is big to me and I love the efficiency of the new Rav4...however, I like the Tucson and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to someone
@@PrimeAutotainment the features on the tucson are tempting but the rav4 is just reliable. Confused!
Jennifer that’s the tricky part lol. Depends what you prefer. If you’re planning on keeping it for a while, maybe the Rav...but if it’s not gonna be a long term vehicle maybe the Hyundai 🤷♂️. At least the Tucson has a great Powertrain warranty
Is this 2020 or 2019?
2019
I have the 2016 2.0L AWD Tucson...and the engine is pretty gutless. Good value though
It's a lemon, issues with transmission, jerking on start and slow acceleration on my 2016 model, this most likely has the same issues.
Albert Shala does yours have the 1.6 turbo?
@@PrimeAutotainment yes
@@AlbertShala All those issues you mentioned are "features" of the DCT Turbo engine, which was ditched in the 2019 model, which only has an aspirated engine and no DCT... oddly enough, I too have the 1.6 Turbo with the DCT in my 2018 Tucson and I don't really have any issues with it... I love the engine.... I guess it's a personal preference, but I know a lot of people didn't like the DCT, but its gone in the 2019 models.
Why do all reviewers review top of the line trims? Makes no sense.
That’s what they send us. It’s not pick what you want, it’s the brands putting out their best and being thankful just to have a vehicle to review.
When I go to dealerships I usually try to grab a mid level trim for that reason. Rarely are press cars lower trims. That’s exactly why I mention what features each trim has (unlike most reviewers)
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Is remote start (through the blue link ap) free or do you have to pay a monthly subscription?
You get 3 years of Bluelink included when you purchase a new Tucson (SEL trim and up) after that it’s $99.00 a year.
No CD player on any models? Don’t know about anybody else but, that’s an unfortunate deal breaker for me. Maybe the Santa Fe will be more my taste.
It's hard to find CD players in ANY vehicle in 2019. It's just not much of a thing these days... and I feel for you, because I still have a large collection of CDs, but they are mostly collecting dust unfortunately... it does have Sirius XM radio built in, and bluetooth for your phone, so you can still pretty much get what you want... but no CDs sadly.
Great vehicle for a great price with great features. Reliability, safety etc-all great!
Unfortunately it’s as boring as it seems. That is the ONLY issue with this vehicle if your in the CUV market.
It’s great.... for a rental car.
Bigot.
Well I hope like hell they actually put out a Tuscon without numerous and dangerously instigated recalls from these Korean gangsters…
The 360 camera is a joke. Low light performance is bad and the overall quality is like a CMOS camera from the 90s. Seriously Hyundai?
Yes will.look
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I think I'll wait for the New 2022 VW Tiguan, you just can't beat German engineering!
I dunno, I had a BMTrouble-U once, it was always in the shop... I hate German engineering.
@@wolfshanze5980 I'm eyeing the new 2020 VW Cross Sport! Say what you will about their reliability, but I stand by my statement that German engineered vehicles can't be matched! The handling & road-feel lets you know that their vehicles were meant to be driven on the autobahn, plus their built solid as a tank. To me their vehicles are well worth the risks of maintenance issues in my book!
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WTF is a Hundee?
Not sure who said that 🙄
Speaking of German vehicles, pls check out Motormouth's latest review of the Audi RS3!...Awesome!!!
Most uncomfortable and least safe car I have ever driven for a weekend
Sorry about your discomfort! What was unsafe about it?
I had the 2016 version for 2 months. Got back pain everytime I drove it.
Weak engine. Underpowered
At $30,000 dollars yu you have to go around to the side of the car to let down the rear seats! 😳. Ugh NO
Lisa W I was just reviewing a 2020 Toyota Highlander listed at $41k and the 2nd roe had to be manually let down too 😬😳
And this is worth 34,000? Looks cheap. All plastic, oh, and some elements of faux leather.
brkitdwn for $32.7k it’s at least a few grand cheaper than most of its competition with the same features...especially when looking at the RAV4 price which is also only faux leather. I wouldn’t pay for a new one but when looking at features...this is probably best bang for buck
@@PrimeAutotainment They are over-priced by 5k
I feel like all new vehicles are overpriced lol...but usually Hyundai has bigger discounts as compared to the top sellers like Honda/Toyota
Lol just get the 2019 rav4 😴
Dexter Paglinawan if you wanna spend more money for less features, sure!
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