2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited AWD | Loaded for less than $40k!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I show you the 2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited AWD finished in Intense Blue with the Black leather interior. The Tucson Limited receives minor additions for 2024, including more safety equipment such as rear side airbags, rear seat belt pretensioners, and steering wheel haptic feedback for increased safety. Changes to exterior colors will occur throughout the model year including the discontinuation of Intense Blue. Let me know what you think of the Tucson Limited in the comments below!
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I just ordered on tonight after a test drive! What a great vehicle and so fun to drive. So much tech and so many features for a much better price than the competition. We were treated much better at the Hyundai dealer as well, versus the Toyota and Honda dealerships. I plan to have this car many years. Seamless buying experience, no games, no dealer addons, nothing unexpected. Fair price for my trade-in.
Congrats! This is great to hear!
Do you still like your car? We're looking at purchasing a 2024 Limited.
😊 Easily one of the, if not the best, videos I have seen on the 2024 Tuscon Limited. Learned more about the features , safety systems and design of this model than from all other videos combined. Outstanding! Much appreciated
Awesome! Thank you!
I love this video. You definitely have a new subscriber, and the reason I'm subscribing to your channel is because you are more detailed than other TH-camrs, and I love that.
Thanks for the feedback! I try to differentiate these videos by providing more information than others.
The best interior design and comfort for an SUV in this class ever. Make no mistake about that.
Really appreciate this video. Thanks and have a great Thanksgiving.
Thanks, you too!
Good video and detailed- almost. Wanted to know the cargo area behind rear seat and with rear seat down. But you fell short and didn't give that information. Oh well....
38.7 cu.ft. up, 80.3 cu.ft. down.
In addition to the numbers above, I can add that Car and Driver says they fit 9 carryon bags seat up and 12 seat down.
In my test drive, I found the seats didn't go flat but the angle was very low and I might buy one anyway cause everything else checks out.
Personal note to the question poster: your feedback style is needlessly snarky.
You could have just said what you wanted to know, if you want to help the dude for his next video. Or just look up for something this easy to find.
To be specific: - almost / you fell short / and oh well... all unnecessary and counterproductive, especially together. Condescending, but not valuable.
The second sentence was fine.
If you manage others, or work in a team environment, or have or work with kids, or are married and want that to be pleasant, maybe give this some thought.
I hope this helps!
If you decide to tell me in whatever terms you like to mind my own business, make sure to tag me so I see it. But I'm gonna do that anyway. About 75 percent of my motivation to even leave a comment for an internet stranger is that the clocks have just changed and I can't sleep and got bored.
Anyway, I hope you find a car you like! Have a great day!
I literally just traded my 2021 ultimate in for this 2024 Limited!! I hope that I made the right decision 🙏🏼..
Congrats!
Do you still like your car? We're looking at purchasing a 2024 Limited.
Big baby❤💥💥
Why didn't you take the car out for a test drive?
Great video! #NewSub
Thank you!!
Now put a bed on it and it will blow away the more expensive Santa Cruz! It's a mystery to me that the SC Limited is the same vehicle but they eliminated front and rear parking sensors, memory drivers seat, power passenger seat, heated rear seats, panoramic sun roof, and rear armrest! I would like to know why Hyundai . Why eliminate all these niceties from the SC and charge much more money for it!?! And to ad insult to injury, the SC Limited gets the notorious DCT and no choice of the hybrid or PHEV. *sigh* I may have to reconsider my choice on the SC.
The Back seat of the Santa Cruz is smaller than the back seat of the Tucson precisely because the SC has a truck bed... something had to give unless they were going to make the SC as long as an F350. With a smaller back seat, the SC is considered less of a family hauler, so I suppose that's the reason for other changes in the back seat.
Simply put, wanting a truck bed on a Tucson is going to cost you certain features... it's just the way things are.
If you plan on using the Santa Cruz to haul as much cargo in the bed as the typical F150 owner hauls, I'll be happy to inform you it hauls the same amount of air as an F150 does.