Hyundai Tucson 2010Change

I owned my first Hyundai Tucson for just over 5 years. Loved that vehicle -- never had any problems with it. Decided to trade it in for a newer Tucson that had safety features (back-up camera) that I wanted.

Never had a problem with the car. Smooth driving, big enough to carry a lot of things yet still small enough to park easily in the city. I would recommend changing anything made out of rubber (tires and wipers mainly) because the original pieces are of poor quality.

I bought my Tuscon in May 2010 and have since put 50k km's on her. I stuck with the base model at the time as I wanted a manual transmission but the base model provided everything I needed and was well within my price point. There are newer models now with various incentives but Hyundai continues to evolve and market their products well. Our family has bought three Hyundai's in the last three years and we will continue to buy them. A great car and a great brand, that is backed up by exceptional dealers.

I love my car. It's been great for driving to work, and lugging around kids. I love that I can fit a stroller and groceries comfortably in the back. I feel comfortable and safe when driving.

The Hyundai Tuscon is a great vehicle and I thoroughly enjoy mine. It has great performance and acceralation and is very easy to get the kids in and out of their car seats. The trunk space is fair and would love to see a little more. Once I have the stroller in it that dominates quite a bit of room. But have used it for travelling and it is great for long distances.

Great ride just bad fuel consumsion. The paint tends to scractch off for no reason what so ever. I don't think that I would ever get another one just for those two reasons.

The Hyundai Tucson was a nice SUV, with the pretty smooth handling off-road/back-trails was easy to go down and around on. While on road, was also a smooth cruise. Was quiet for the most time, depending on who's driving, the vehicle was amazing on gas I found, didn't take much to fill it up and whatever gas was put in burned you around for a good bit.

While sales of big SUVs continue to sag, crossovers just keep rolling. The smallest utes are some of the biggest growers, and it's vehicles like the Hyundai Tucson that are the reason why.

The Tucson's been a strong seller since its 2010 model-year redesign, when it lost an underwhelming persona and took on Hyundai's daring new design theme. It gambled on good looks, but it reached for fuel-economy heights, too, betting that gas prices would continue to rise. Both were well-placed and well-timed.

It's four years old now, but the Tucson still looks dramatic and interesting. We're still not sure exactly what's "Tucson" about its urbane new shape, but there's so much surfacing and detailing on its body...wait, what were we saying? It's attractive still, and grabs more attention than a similarly sized Nissan

The Hyundai Tucson is a great cross-over suv. It has amazing fuel economy and the AWD is awesome in the winter. I love the seat heaters, touch screen navigation system that allows me to stream music, hook up my iPod, use the back up camera, the awesome nav system, handsfree calling and double sunroofs! What it lacks in engine power, because it is a 4-cylinder, it makes up in the $$ saved on gas. Very comfortable ride.

This is a good SUV from Hyundai. i am using this for last 36 months. the area where i am living in in very cold place. temperature will drop to -35c still the car will start with out any trouble its a very releasable SUV to have. very comfort to drive and very good control of the driving on all weather conditions.
i had a major issue one month back about overheating the engine.the dealer do there best to find and fix the problem for me. And some parts a even they dint had in North America and i have to Wiatt for them to bring from Korea. End of the day the dealer did a great job now the car is running like brand new.

Love the Tuscon. My only complaint would be that there is some slippage from 1st to 2nd gear - especially noticeable in the cold weather months. Other than that the Tuscon performs very well. For the money, this car is a great value!

Pros-Great small size SUV for small family.
Fuel efficiency is better than most in the same class.
better value for the money you spend .
winter driving is safe.

Cons- better headlights
some might find it stiffer to ride,you can feel every bump on the road at high speed.
Cargo space is below average

Overall I like the car ,I drive 120km every day through out the year an this car has been great so far.