Used 2022 Hyundai Tucson Consumer Reviews
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Love the 2022 hyundai tuscon
Test drove and looked at a lot of cars in this segment including luxury lines. For the price, technology, ride and style, the hyundai tuscon really separated itself. We purchased the AWD Hybrid Limited version. I've seen some negative reviews about everything being touch screen, however, I don't agree that its an issue. With apple car play, you really aren't touching the screen that often except to make an occasional climate change. I could see how non-tech savvy or elderly drivers would not appreciate it but we absolutely love it. Car drives really well. The panoramic roof and windows make the car feel bigger than it is. Would recommend this car to anyone looking in this segment. It really was no comparison after looking at 6-7 different competitors/lines.
Love hate
Under 5000 miles bought with only 3 miles on it and we have our first problem. The warning that comes up with the engine control system (whatever that is) calling around to schedule an appointment hasn’t been going well. The first dealership where we bought the car from said they’re two weeks out and have 13 in the shop currently for engine or transmission replacements. 13 locally is absurd, so right away, it made me panic, I called another local dealership, and they said they’re about a week out. The kicker is they can’t provide a loner car which is mind-blowing. I also have a 2008 Lexus LS, and still to this day, if I take it in for service, they provide a loaner. Who can go possibly weeks without a car? The adventure is just beginning, and we’ll see how it goes. If the service is better than what it seems like it’s going to be, then I’ll update the review. Because cars have problems which I can understand, but if a company can’t take care of the problems and customers, then this whole issue would make me hate Hyundai. Being a first-time customer, this may very well be my last. At this very moment, I would not recommend this vehicle. Most of the 5-star reviews you’re reading are posted in The honeymoon phase.
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Spunky Compact SUV with Great Tech
We purchased a Hybrid Limited which now has a 1000 miles. We shopped the CRV, RDX, Q3/Q5, RAV4, Outback, CX5, Forrester. The Hybrid quickly rose to the top of the list due to its “torquey” performance. If you do the majority of your driving at speeds above 75 mph+ on freeways this vehicle is probably not for you as you definitely can easily go that fast and more but MPG suffers. I am now getting 35 MPG with a variety of suburban back street and freeway driving. I was reluctant at first to pull the trigger due to one main weakness touch controls. I have found this to not be a big deal at all. The tech is very strong with excellent voice control. Another weakness is a so so Bose Audio system - luckily the vehicle is very quiet at speeds below 70 mph. The driving assistance (HDA, etc.) is excellent and blows away most other systems in the other vehicles I tested. I am very happy with this vehicle and hope it is as reliable as our 2008 CRV EXL that has been passed down to two our kids. I feel pretty good about this however as the chassis is very solid, the acceleration and smoothness exudes quality and thoughtfulness of the design shows that they really want to be a strong competition in this segment. In short put this on your list unless you drive freeway all the time at high speeds.
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Hyundai Tucson saved my life.
I was sitting in my car..stopped waiting to make a turn when a car hit me head on. All of his airbags deployed as he was driving very fast when he hit me..my seatbelt held me in place..I had no injuries and my front end of my car did not crunch up like his car..thank you Hyundai for making such a safe car.
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Love This Car
This car has everything I ever wanted in a small SUV. I fell on love with this car back in Oct. of 2020 when Korea announced it was coming out. I finally purchased this car 2 weeks ago. I am not disappointed at all. I love the center console on the Limited model. It is so great to have a 10.3 inch screen. I never owned a car that allows you to have a split screen. I am able to see what is playing on the radio and see the map on the same screen. This car allows you to voice commands, from making phone calls, to turning the radio station on, to navigating to your local McDonalds. Just say the word and the car does what you want. There are also buttons on the steering wheel to change music stations, and volume. Some reviews complained there were no buttons for radio or volume. Not true. I also love that when you put on your directional, the camera shows you the blind spot on that side. The 360 camera is so clear and large on the screen. Pulling into a parking spot is so easy with the front camera. My model comes with a large panoramic sunroof which brightens the car, and brings in soft breezes when open. This car has memory seats, which makes it easy for two different drivers. The front seats have heated seats and cool seats for summer driving. The rear seats are heated and recline. The tailgate automatically opens if you stand behind it with your packages. There is so much more to write about You will not be sorry. Go out and order your 2022 Tuscon Limited now.