2017 Honda CR-V vs Hyundai Tucson Comparison

[@dannymcse]

she left out how in 5 years when the car is paid off (if you're financing) the Honda is going to hold more value and be much more reliable

[@panama-canada]

Nobody gives an elephant’s crap.

[@ahogQ]

@@panama-canada of course ppl do. This is the very reason why certain cars hold their value. Because there is demand for them. And none of these cars is for wealthy ppl, because they drive more premium cars. So yes, lot of ppl can into math.

[@Max86421]

The 2017 Hyundai Tucson is a beautiful SUV

[@HotSizzleTV_]

Honestly there is nothing wrong with either, and I came from Honda’s and Acura. But honestly I am going with the Tucson for price and what it has to offer. I’m not an suv guy but I drove hrv ,crv, Tucson. We are leaning more toward Hyundai never thought in my life I would even say that.

[@sassouusasoo3607]

Did you buy the Tucson?

[@livieegee]

Literally had this problem picking my car but ended up choosing the CRV. The Honda just felt way smoother ride wise and the CRV felt a lot roomier on the inside. Plus the CRV has better gas mileage. Get the CRV if you’re bent between the two!

[@cristiancastillo8313]

Totally disagree, just because you don't use the features doesn't mean the competitor has more features. Yes the tucson is cheaper but the quality of the crv is incredible. The tucson feels cheap and wears quickly. The crv has wifi connectivty for web browsing, full led lights, adaptive cruise, lane keep assist, lane watch camera, a 3 mode reverse camera which wasn't mentioned, memory seats, and more. I'm in the car industry and actually own a tucson and totally regret my decision after driving the crv. Should have held out. Not saying the tucson is aweful it just doesn't match up for the money.

[@rickybansal9465]

Just bought a 2019 Tucson last week. Very happy with it so far. They have fixed the transmission where it is now a single clutch 6 speed auto . Any car with CVT is crossed out of my list right away. Also the interior has been updated so it looks better and is more practical.

[@GREATNESS275]

I to just bought 2019 Hyundai Tucson Ultimate!...Great vehicle with all the tech' & features.

[@tazwarhossain5283]

The 2.4 litre engine is quite slow and unresponsive, the 1.6 turbo was better in terms of driving dynamics but was let down by the 7 speed dct 6 speed torque converter in better

[@defyboom1153]

I agree i got the ultimate 2019 with normal auto transmission and it rides like a charm CRV looks more like an MPV

[@doodsnagali9935]

hummm... there were more positive reviews with Honda CRV versus Hyundai Tucson... I used to own Honda CRV EXL AWD 2008,,,, I love it but the fuel mileage is low on this model. But with a better mileage with the new CRV I will go with CRV for the 2nd time

[@andywchou]

I've watched 10+ comparison review between CRV and Tucson and you are the first one to pick Tucson over CRV

[@KerryRyan]

I think you have some valid points in your comparison, but you neglected to mention reliability and resale. These are two factors where the Hyundai cannot hold a candle to the Honda. The wiser financial decision to make is definately the CR-V.

[@milkovas556]

wow that girl is so bias, u can feel in every sentence

[@urafudgehead]

Would definitely hesitate on stating the Honda is reliable. A new turbocharged engine AND a CVT in a Honda? This will definitely bring their reliability down.

[@jawarakf]

Milko Vasilev she probably received commission, that's why she's bias. She doesn't know much about cars, just reading from scripts. Better they hire sexy hot Russian chick in ring girl outfit.

[@krisnabwful]

Crv is the winner

[@azera55555]

Consumer reports reliability hold Hyundai above Honda and Hyundai has a much longer warranty

[@AutoGuyBri]

I agree that the Hyundai may look a little sharper. I like the wheels better and the overall shape of the vehicle better, but that is about where it ends. There is not a chance that you can compare the quality of a Honda product to a Hyundai one. Looks are SUBJECTIVE but QUALITY isn't. Hyundai has definitely made very good strides to make better looking and better driving vehicles in recent years but that doesn't change the outcome: the car will most likely not outlast the financing period. That is not just MY opinion, it is the market that dictates resale value and that value is based on life expectancy of the car and cost of maintenance as well as a myriad of other factors. Maybe the next review should be the "5 year road test comparison" or maybe even the "Resale Value" comparison. Hey maybe the "250,000 km" review! Oh wait, I already know why those things aren't mentioned. ;)

[@Jamesgangcreative]

Has Hyundai fixed the transmission issues? I'm looking at this to buy as a used car, but sort of concerned over the things I've read about the Dual transmission issues

[@noelboles4636]

jamesgang cc it was fixed! It’s an update you can take it in for

[@rabayl01]

So I basically watched a video based on your personal opinion? I thought automotive journalists like yourselves should be objectively judging cars?

[@justme6275]

2017 i tested crv and tucson, purchased the tucson; more stylish, quieter, better interior, much better in value, now 5 years later the car is still like new - 0 problem. i had a crv before the tucson, it was a good car too.

[@Ahamarmaan]

Tucson is no way closer to the new Honda CRV , Honda is so smooth like butter tuscon is all the cheap plastic all over

[@rasputin4u1]

A fairly good comparison review with a pleasant and engaging reviewer..both vehicles are quite good but the Johnny come lately Tucson has sure has some aces up its sleeve and definitely a better looking SUV

[@bradleymeyer9775]

If you take all the compact crossover suvs, which one has the best ride, best fuel economy, least expensive, most interior space, most power, best styling, etc.?

[@fairiesflame1345]

My family and I test drove and ride the CRV and the Tucson last year. I prefer the CRV because it's more spacious, fuel efficient, powerful and less lag. My mum prefers the CRV after test driving both of these cars. Don't get me wrong, I like the Tucson as well.

[@banpowel9784]

Honda for reliabilty and holds it value very well, hyundai drinks gas, 16/19 mpg???? Honda for me

[@twbug]

✌

[@yourtube4423]

The Tucson has more HP

[@billdeco08]

She should've test driven the EX-L CR-V instead of the Touring, you can get a lot of the same features as The Touring, though the EX-L CR-V is only $420 more than the Tucson

[@juancarlosgroman8628]

jodi you're the best

[@kapkap2342]

2017 Honda CR-V vs 2017 Hyundai Tucson

[@richardwilliams5842]

But the resale value is always better over Hyundai's which is why I would pick the Honda over it.

[@ajaaniajaa]

It doesn't matter when you keep the vehicle long term...10-15 years.

[@dferrell207]

I'd take the Honda... no contest. Bigger, more efficient, more power.

[@tinathanhtran58]

Which one has more safety features: Tucson. My 2014 CRV EX L doesn't have blind spot, no home link for garage opener

[@sassouusasoo3607]

Hein?

[@justindavis5983]

This is a fair comparison. You prefer the Haundai, mainly because of the styling which is fine. But what seems more important to me is which one will still be running with little or no repairs 10 years from now.

[@DigitalYojimbo]

Trouser Rouser hyundai is apparently more reliable than honda right now.

[@hateusename]

She is way too Bias Not a very good comparison

[@henryjin03]

Huge missing comparison: CRV is far more reliable than the Tuscon and the 2017 CRV has an updated AWD system that is more proactive at sending torque to real wheels in anticipation of slippage. It's not quite SH-AWD but heck of a lot better than the old CRV AWD system of yore.

[@michaelmaxwell568]

If the CRV is far more reliable, then why is Honda's powertrain warranty half as long?

[@mrmm7322]

Tuscan wins by far looks amazing

[@Phrancis5]

In most comparisons between the Tuscon and CX-5 the Mazda wins and practically every major auto mag puts the CR-V as the winner over the Mazda (and everything else in this segment), so it seems really subjective to choose the less spacious and efficient CUV here. Let's be honest, this segment is the hottest selling primarily as a family hauler, where space, efficiency, and known long-term reliability and resale are kinda important factors.

[@DavidSiebert]

Can not haul as much and uses more gas and it wins. Some people do like and use adaptive cruise control and the lane keeping so the better-equipped part is also very iffy. The Hyundai is a good cross-over but as an SUV the CRV does seem like it the winner.

[@xignanuz210]

I know this is almost a year old, but What does most car buyer wants : 1. fuel efficient 2. More Practical 3. Better resale value. So how is Tucson better again? Bec. if you want Tucson bec it has more stuff for less money, isn't the fuel cost will eventually catch up and cost more, making you spend more, and yes you said, (again) Honda is "More Practical". Is this a professional review or a personal opinion?

[@sgbradley]

Awesome review thanks, were the MPG numbers for American viewers or us Canadians?

[@mushy213]

wow that took a turn! for me, crv looks way better and will be very hard to beat, until car companies revamp their models. this crv has the long line signal indicator that just makes it look awesome like an escalade.

[@jrocktalks6308]

Lol wtf

[@antv4408]

I will restate what I replied to a comment below in regards to the frequent reliability argument that I am seeing. I currently own 3 Hyundais. A 2002 Santa Fe with 157,000 miles, a 2011 Sonata with over 200,000 miles, and a 2015 Santa Fe Sport with 40,000 miles. All 3 were bought new by myself or my immediate household family and serve as daily drivers for those that use them. I have not needed to use the warranty once in the 15 years that I have owned them. Not a single problem with any of them. Works for me. EVERY car brand produces cars with problems that break for some people, Honda included. Others may have had problems with their Hyundais even though I haven't with the 3 of mine. Some people have had perfect Honda's, and some have not. The same applies to EVERY manufacturer out there.

[@alexchong3241]

If looks are a personal preference then cant let points awarded or taken off on either cars. Biased or not is her personal video and taste. However, you are the editor in chief or so and this was an official Autogiide video. I bought a CRV Touring and just love it. I like Hyundai products as of late and even test drove a Tucson. It has a dated and cheap interior whereas the CRV felt like a luxury car. Thats was it for me to make a sound buying decision. Cant agree with you Jodi but I love the fact that a super great looking woman is reviewing cars for a major company. Keep up the great job.

[@yongutsa]

I own both Hyundai and Honda currently. DCT over CVT any second!

[@kcirreb94]

You must never driven a Hyundai DCT, it is shit. Shifts slower than auto and bogs engine down

[@Maxxlenoxx]

He just said he owns one...

[@WylunCustoms]

i have driven some weak CVT's,

[@nexushexus4365]

It's obvious you're a troll and don't have both.

[@BTC909]

If you can take the power hit & a bit of fuel economy as long as you stick with 2WD look at the Tucson SE Plus. Plus you avoid the DCT.

[@Bigstevesmb]

I would say the Hyundai Tucson looks slightly better. It's a matter of visual preference. BUT overall, I would go with The HONDA CR-V because of the practicality, fuel economy, leg room, and cargo area. Nothing beats the Honda CRV in this class.

[@willycast80]

She's definitely against Honda CR-V

[@user-iz4yi4pp2h]

Stop being a bitch boy.

[@dado9758]

She is against Every honda car

[@shanebent204]

I agree willy cast

[@twbug]

I love Subaru, Honda, Peugeot and German manufacters.

[@AlexTheGreat89]

Being subjective I think the CRV looks better, makes more sense fiscally in terms of MPG and resale and comes with far superior safety appointments. The Touring LED headlights, standard rear LED's with turn signals and class leading overlap crash test ratings make it the winner here. I tip my hat to Hyundai but ventilated seats and a arguably better infotainment system wouldn't sway my money over the CRV.

[@godsharry]

Nailed it! Love Tucson!! :-) Awesome vid :-)

[@ourhomer7663]

Really. Adaptive cruise on CRV is awesome. loved it on our 1300 mile journey. Only Tesla and Volvo do it better.

[@hiandy25]

I wish someone would honestly review the Hyundai and tell the truth about its lousy sterring wheel. Even if you fix the alignment, the steering wheel feels off-center and you will feel like, you are driving slanted just to keep the vehichle straight.

[@tungol00]

The only suv in it's class that I will buy over the cr v is the forester xt, but the tucson, now way, I'll buy 3 or 4 suv/crossovers before the tucson lol.

[@disco.lemonade]

Must of would. It's common sense.

[@karle0822]

Why not? Is it a bad suv?

[@Longhorn-s7z]

I've owned both Honda and Hyundai and both are putting out very quality rides. Honda residual is hard to beat while Hyundai builds much better looking cars. The 2017 Honda models visually missed the mark big time. Especially the truck, that's not a truck anymore. We just purchases a 2017 Tucson Night Rider in Caribbean blue with a panoramic roof. You can't go wrong with either manufacturer.

[@jvrdlc]

First time I heard a reviewer complaining about the CVT on the CRV.. Plus you mentioned you liked the Tucson better based on preference.. I drove both and felt the CRV quicker, smoother, better gas, handles good than the Tucson and history of reliability and resale value

[@tax2607]

Cannot believe you would prefer a Hyundai over a Honda. What about reliability and resale value? Also, the CR-V has Apple carplay and Android auto and larger screen.

[@Maxxlenoxx]

CR-V Touring (7-inch display screen), Tucson Ultimate (8-inch display screen). And yes, the 2017 Tucson has Apple Carplay and Android Auto (2016 models didn't).

[@WylunCustoms]

hyundai has a bigger screen and apple car play and android.. longer warranty and the resale is actually alot better than you think.

[@drepar3359]

tax2607 um u do know hyundai was one of the first automakers with andriod auto and apple carplay

[@asianguitarmasta]

This statement had some validity in 1997, but in 2017, Hyundai ranks amongst the most reliable.

[@skidrow-black]

I have both honda and hyundai. Honda reliability and service is way better. Hyundai spends a lot on marketing.

[@josericardotrevino8088]

It is a shame that the new Peugeot 3008 is not sold in the USA and Canada, I think it would be a rival that also could beat the CRV

[@hondacr-vtouringguy8327]

I love the Honda. I also think it looks very good both inside and out

[@tritchie6272]

Which is better in snow or a rough country road? And no I'm NOT asking for any kind of hardcore offroading. Whats that's Trucks,Jeeps and such are for.

[@franklynvilla2614]

Please say that again in 5 years lets see which one still running 100%

[@luckyloquinario1768]

I have hyundai tuson 2010 model but still very fast,turbo diesel beats montero 2017

[@Nimbus_2k]

I’ll say both 5 years is nothing, although it all depends on the maintenance the owner gives it! I’m getting a Tucson FYI it’s a lot better car for the buck, “Honda” you are just paying for the brand not really a better car per say. ✌️

[@oliviasummer8356]

We just got a Tucson 2.0 L Luxury brand new 2017 for 5750.00 off. I didn't want a CVT transmission and no we didn't get the Turbo but, we got another two thousand off on top of the April deal on all the 2017. It's brand new and has a TON of features including leather seats, infinity speaker system, rear heated seats. You name it this thing has it. For the money I saved not getting the Honda with CVT, I'm sure we'll be happy with this. BTW, I don't think those CVT transmissions on the Honda will get the longevity of the older transmissions. AND if something goes wrong with that CVT it's 4 to 9 thousand to replace it! Hyundai really did a good job with this and I was origninally completely set on a Honda.

[@Snowieandfrostie]

I have a Kia Rondo 2008. (Similar size and power train as Tucson) Just hit 200,000kms. Other than minor parts replacement, no issues at all. Still runs like pretty new. Considering the bargain price at the time of the purchase, I feel that the depreciation has been fully paid off and she keeps going.

[@michaelmaxwell568]

Don't know which one will still be running...but the Tucson will be the only one still under warranty.

[@jacques2007smith]

She seemed to be coming for Honda from the beginning of the video. Hyundai doing they thing but not with that one. Honda won that but maybe when its updated! I think the Genesis line will be awesome in a decade when it all settles out. :)

[@justindavis5983]

"I know styling is totally a personal preference" *goes on to say how bad the CR-V looks**

[@cassanderrr]

Yeah looks like it belongs in 2010

[@trishagrooms2265]

That CR-V looks great now be nice to my CR-V

[@Snowieandfrostie]

As a former Toyota owner, fuel economy does not really matter, I learned. At the end of the day, fuel economy is proportional to the weigh of the vehicle. The effects on fuel economy by minor differences in power train diminishes as a vehicle gets older. My Toyota had a horrible fuel economy once odometer reading went up. I think CVT is over rated when it comes to real world fuel economy.

[@rampar77]

You forgot to mention the most important factor of Honda; the most reliable car in the world. However, they cut their throat and the CRV future by installing the un-responsive CVT and Turbo.

[@chidorimendo]

Nothing beats the CRV in its class

[@InvestBetter.]

Except the Tucson. Just beat that ass! beat it like a red-headed stepchild!

[@edreyez484]

Zuzu crv beats your pocket too compare to tucson.. remember expenses is always a big issue..

[@prash8983]

Tucson is a cheap plastic piece of crap

[@cassiocm]

Prashanth SP you need to get out of the house more often brother. Expand your horizons.

[@urafudgehead]

That isn't the impression you get while driving it Touring CR-V vs Limited Ultimate Tucson.

[@gigi9467]

this chick is probably korean and cant separate her emotional and analytical side so she tries to somehow make the hyundai a contender... reliability and resale value are key and of coyrse she wont talk bout that

[@omgitsme435]

Jesus H Medrano ok do you actually know where Honda and Acura rank in reliability? They're not exactly Lexus, do some research first. You're assuming based off their old reputation just like assuming Hyundais. Those new 9 speed transmissions are clunky as hell. You make it sound like the CRV does everything right. It clearly doesn't, it just does a lot of things well.

[@enriqueruiz5492]

Racist

[@disco.lemonade]

2010-2016 US Tucsons sold in the US: 378,220 2016 US CRVs sold in the US: 357.335

[@esvinperez556]

Subaru Foster is the real deal! I know how good the Crv is but I see them everywhere.

[@Acc0rd79]

We had a brand new '14 Tucson and I felt it was great looking and had zero issues in the 2 years we owned it before having to upgrade to a bigger vehicle. I honestly feel Hyundai is where Honda was at now in the early 90s. Their cars are very nice looking, great reliability that last for years and the quality is right up there with Honda. I truly feel Hyundai as well as their sister company Kia will eventually start surpassing Honda/Toyota in many sales categories (say 10 years from now).

[@blackdynamitebd1947]

I agree, the cars Hyundai sells today equal early 90s Hondas. One day Hyundai will catch up.

[@varunmunjal9659]

Greatest video I have watched in the past year.

[@chefron8]

My Ex-Wifes Tucson put a rod through the engine at 72k miles. She got a free new engine but damn. She has all her service done at the dealer as well so not her fault. She has also had ongoing electrical problems with the headlights.

[@coralsea1137]

Tucson have considetable blind spot at driver side specially when turning left ,and with high speed instability even at moderate curve

[@mountainhobo]

Pity they do not offer a 6-sp manual as an option.

[@positronicfeed]

I actually think this is a better looking C-RV than the last couple of generations. They both look good to me. The Rav4 and the Forester need new models asap but I think inside and out the CX-5 is the nicest.

[@InvestBetter.]

I agree. The Tucson is a very attractive offering from Hyundai. Well done.

[@242HP]

There's a reason why the CR-V has been the benchmark in the compact SUV segment: it's a well-made, reliable vehicle. If all you're going to look at to decide which vehicle to buy is which one gives you more features for the price, then of course you should pick the Hyundai. But in my opinion, the best value overall isn't the one that gives you more features, but the one that's going to hold up the best over the long run, and cost you less money in repairs. Like most things in life, you get what you pay for. If you want a quality product, you usually pay more for it. I've owned a Hyundai (2012 Sonata GLS) and had 2 Hondas (1986 Accord LXi hatchback and 1996 Accord sedan). My Hyundai had 4 recalls in the 4 years that I owned it, with just 50,000 miles or so on the odometer. Another recall came in the mail after I sold it. My Hondas gave me zero problems aside from normal maintenance issues running them as many as 189,000 miles before selling them. I bought another Honda last August.

[@AJstylesmedia]

Best review between cars i ever seen 👍👍👍

[@salmonline]

Hi. Does your coat have sleeves?

[@TAEbot]

The Hyundai looks way better.

[@majke4542]

after all the european engineers and designers koreans bought it should.

[@bmw803]

But the Hyundai and the Ford designs are very similar, so who the fuck paid who?

[@petecamp861]

JUMP23MΔN yes way cheap looking car than crv

[@bmw803]

Bro, it's a personal choice, personally I think the Hyundai looks nicer outside, but the Honda is nice inside. It's a subjective subject. Everyone has different tastes!!!

[@kalikalla43]

majke So what? You sound stupid.

[@adglv3r362]

I wish the crv had a panoramic sunroof like the Tuson

[@lexus9164]

It has in middle East and india

[@saeedredrose]

Who can compare engineering of Honda with Hyundai ? Build quality , Incredible soft ride on Honda. i will never go for Hyundai , in my idea Hyundai like Nissan put old school tech inside their cars and just give it a good exterior , unlike in Honda everything is up to date.

[@ffampire]

I don't have a dog in this fight, but ever other comparison review I have read or watched, the CRV has not only beaten the Tucson, but every other compact crossover as well. I also sensed alot of bias and lack of knowledge in this review.

[@acuras4ever]

Someone tell me what in the actual F did i just watch? 😂😂😂 i mean this review wouldn't have been this biased even if hyundai payed Autoguide. The more efficient, more spacious, probably more reliable and definitely the one with the better resale value lost to the hyundai? The hyundai is a few hundred dollars cheaper but it's almost a subcompact SUV compared to the CR-V. What is wrong with this reviewer and Autoguide literally.

[@OsojiNosferatu69]

acuras4ever Honda reliability means nothing in this day and age. Twenty years ago, if you compared a honda to a hyundai, the honda would blow it out of the water. However, with Hyundai quality skyrocketing and Honda quality lowering, the bias starts to make more sense. While I can’t deny that the CRV has better fuel efficiency and space, I also can’t deny that it looks... blah. There is a large market of CSUV buyers who prefer a sporty, fun ride with acceptable cargo space and acceptable fuel economy over a boring, uninteresting ride with admittedly more space and more mpg. While yes, resale is a thing, it doesn’t matter to everyone since some people prefer to keep their vehicle quite a long time; I myself do it. By no means am I meaning to attack you or your opinion, I just think that the comparison isn’t as night and day as most would believe. Everyone is still set in thinking that Honda is #1 in reliability, because that’s the way they were a decade or two ago. But with competitors getting stronger and stronger (Namely the Korean automakers) it’s hard to blindly ignore the competition Honda and Toyota face. Except American cars. Everyone can and should turn away from them when car buying unless you want something specific like a ZL1. Lol.

[@jjm8110]

Check out the IIHS (crash test website). This is why more people prefer to buy the Tucson at this point. The Tucson has been rated for passenger safety and the CRV hasn’t :/

[@MountainHomeSupplyCoowner]

strokerman01 why go with the Hyundai over the Mazda? Because the Mazda powertrain engine and transmission are definitely nothing to be memorable about. I'm not saying Hyundai produces a race car and that the CX-5 is not a beautiful car because it is. But the powertrains Mazda uses as well are nothing memorable

[@tykebe]

No kidding...definitely paid

[@bazuka0190]

Osoji yeah okay tell that to my cousin that bought a trash ass Hyundai and my god he has regret it.. and i loving it cuz i told him Hyundai is trash

[@Set22Kill]

After comparing the two, I found that the Hyundai looks better and drives better; I hate that CVT in the Honda. I also found that the Hyundai gives you more features for your buck. The 5 yr warranty gives you more piece of mind. I bought the Hyundai and I'm glad I did.

[@Hasan-rs1lv]

Which is better in accelerating?. 0-100??

[@disco.lemonade]

Hyundai looks and feel cheaper because, duh... It's cheaper quality: hard, horrible plastics, an acceptable quality, so on. The Tucson is a very good option, but to say it is better than the best in the segment, behind Mazda, Subaru and Toyota? Get real. You will never get as much for a resell Hyundai, as you would reselling your Honda/Toyota/Mazda.

[@theconstantinepost3428]

Team HYUNDAI..!!!

[@trapbois4573]

I'm gonna say this if you get a Tucson as a used vehicle and you don't care about overall trade in value, I would consider it over CRV. If you have a little extra money and you don't care about extra costs then get it. However, for me I know that taxes and registration fees add more onto the final price and so its not worth getting a crv given my situation at this time.

[@stevewise1656]

Her complaints about cars reviewed by some top notch car reviewers are almost always completely opposed. She's always claiming this auto or that is loud, even when other reviewers have measured decibels within the cabin at 60 mph.

[@Wurll]

Crv wins by far...so much more fuel efficient. The styling on the Crv is so much better. The tech is more advanced and easier than the Tucson. The Crv is definitely more modern than most cross overs. The Crv is in the lead by far....

[@cruishall]

Prefer transmission judder than a cvt? wow!

[@Max86421]

What's the Warranty on the Hyundai Tucson?

[@vule723]

Wayne why do you keep asking this? If you’re looking for someone to say, “Better than Honda” or “100k mile Powertrain” then consider this it. But that’s because Hyundai knows that if they don’t offer it, their cars won’t sell. If you have to offer someone 10 years worth of repairs for them to buy your car, chances are your car isn’t ganna be the greatest.

[@azera55555]

Tucson wins by far; longer warranty, regular automatic instead of a horrible CVT, and looks SOOOO much better inside and out

[@ashrick718]

azera55555 the inside looks terribly plain

[@Fadic4]

azera55555 you do know a DCT is far from a regular automatic. Way more complicated and more prone to failure.

[@azera55555]

Yes but quicker shifts, and better fuel economy. Way better than a CVT. I don't know about Honda CVT's but I've heard many Nissan CVT's being prone to failure as well.

[@Fadic4]

azera55555 but with the cars are talking about. The CR-V is wayyyy better in fuel economy and it's also quicker as well and a ton smoother.

[@nexushexus4365]

Quick up shifts but way slower downshifts when trying to pass people and when driving slow it feels like someone who has never driven a manual before, trust me most DCT are crap, just talk to any Ford Focus and Fiesta owner with a PowerShift DCT they will all tell you the same thing that they are crap. I would take a good CVT over a DCT any day.

[@OverTheTop77]

I wouldn't spend my hard earned dollars on a Hyundai.

[@JH-oh9vd]

Hyundai is the most reliable car.

[@kevinabraham2029]

Test drove the Tucson and it felt so CHEAP! The plastic quality is horrid and it doesn't accelerate well. Not up to Honda standards. WHAT!?! There is NO way the Tucson won like I test drove both back to back and it just did not compare- the Tucson doesn't even offer the advanced safety systems in lower trims. Guess we just have different priorities Jodi.

[@Wazza722]

You must work for hyundai to say you would prefer it!You didnt mention build quality, resale and reliabilty of the honda.You could even see in the video the difference in build quality.The honda wins it for me and i dont own one either!

[@liyuwang9691]

Also "Tucson has more buttons", hahaha

[@petecamp861]

I have a crv 2017 and i compare it to my friends tucson 2017. CRV is stylish and aggressive look in the outside and inside in comparison to tucson. CRV has much more premium look in the inside than the tucson. Tucson is a cheaper look inside. So for me crv is the best and unbeatable in its class.

[@bobfish3176]

Just ignore all the safety features of crv since the hundai doesnt have it lol

[@Badboy25251]

Except you know they both scored the same IIHS

[@TheLance1391]

Seems not good to compare a 7 seater SUV CRV to a 5 seater Hyundai Tucson. Anyway, Im planning to purchase Hyundai Tucson 2018 version, probab. next year and I have a problem deciding which transmission is better manual or automatic for a Tucson? And which color is best for me?.. Black is just too much aggressive and bold.

[@ZLy916]

Jodi Lai is horrible at these reviews. Too biased. Thumbs down - autoguide unsubbed

[@Fadic4]

I feel as if this was a tiny bit biased but I suggest who ever wants to buy these to actually go test drive them. Because this bimbo looked like she was really didn't know what she was talking about and simply reading something that was given to her. For example. She goes the Hyundai has a better back up camera. Yet the CR-V has a 3 way multi view backup camera...

[@nurulazim9244]

Fadic4 ha ha ha Bimbo.... like that.....

[@CytotoxicTrev]

Not feeling the Tucson, sorry. Lol

[@zenodotusofathens2122]

There was no mention of the warranty. The warranty on the Hyundai is 10 years or 100,000 miles. This is a fantastic warranty. This is worth a lot of money this warranty. Yet no mention was made of it. Imagine if your drivetrain breaks down on the Honda after 6 years of owning it. You just might get a bill of $3,000 4000 to repair it

[@Ovrful]

How about new hondas awd that is actualy good, compared to hyundais that cant do proper diagonal test

[@aLaRmCaLL1983]

It was obvious that this korean lady was gonna pick the tucson. She speaks about the CRV like if she hated it.

[@chimingyin9904]

she is a Chinese, not korean

[@aLaRmCaLL1983]

Chinese do not even deserve to review Japanese cars

[@VTis996]

i don't think you are neutral enough to do car review though. better get a job at Hyundai since u like it so.

[@robvash5469]

Bit of a bias review. Drove both Tucson 2017 and CRV both 2018 and 17. Love to hate Honda CVT but really hard too, its really good. Looks of the car is subjective. Performance is on par with other competitors with bigger engine (1.5 turbo vtec though AUS/NZ models). Economic but have the power when needed. I think what impressed me the most is the practicality/flexibility of Honda. Value for money is second (based on extra stuff you get - sunroof, 6 usb chargers, 6-8 cupholders). And lastly, like the interior better of the CRV, thoughtful and well designed. Will rate the new CRV 7.6 and Tucson 7.2 - and CX-5 7.8 :p

[@kanerymack6868]

Tucson .I buying one this year

[@karle0822]

Did you buy it? Is it a good car?