2024 Hyundai Tucson SEL | Affordable and Attractive

[@Wytchdctr]

I have that year, trim and color - I've had it for one year and 15k miles: My thoughts on the review for those wondering about these as they get cheap with the facelift on the lot or as used are below. I agree on 95% of everything here - great review in general IMO. You have a new subscriber (not even sure why youtube is trying to sell me on a car I have had but im sure it was something I searched) Agree on almost all of your points. One item missed IMO that is huge and most people don't know it or why it's a thing. That 2.5 has two sets of fuel injectors. So anyone getting this to keep it. It avoids losing power and mpg at higher mileage by flowing fuel over the intake valves like older engines. So.. the cleaning of MPI and the power/mpg of GDI. That and rear seat legroom/cargo was the final selling point for me Best leg room for a compact SUV in 24. The slow comment: if you don't want to be that slow; get the FWD if you don't live where Ice is a major issue. Mine clocks 60 about a second faster and just a tick over 16 seconds in the 1/4 - nearly a second faster than the AWD version. That and you don't have to worry about buying 4 tires early if you blow one after they wear a bit. I drove both; you can tell the difference between them. I am glad mine doesn't have a sunroof - hail falls way to often where I am at - had a friend get a car totalled by the big sunroof going during a storm and it flooded out. On then handling.. vs a sports car.. yeah - can't match. Relative to other compact SUVs (I test drove almost all) it does really well. That is even with the CRRrrAAAppp stock tires. That is one thing I am solving soon. I hate the tires hyundai put on the 17 inch rim. I also went from a Ford Ranger that handled like a poorly designed boat to this.. so its nearly sports car live vs. that thing in a turn. I agree on the trims. Limited is a bit silly for the tech on price. I went SEL because I really wanted the heated seats, the kids like the back vents, and the XM radio was a weird item missing from the SE. I might make use of the roof racks not found on the SE but so far they are just up there doing nothing. I didn't go conv pack because I didn't want the larger rims/smaller tires that spoil the handling a bit. I went for the 17s and the actual buttons vs all touch screen on the bigger one (that and the wireless android auto vs needing to plug in with the larger screen) Right at the one year mark I did have to go back for a warranty repair. The horns are in the dumbest location you could put an electronic bit. They are under the lights near the bottom of the bumper. So.. as it rains here a lot.. both of mine shorted out. To get them; the entire front bumper has to come off. You can see them thru the wheel liner - but I could not reach the connectors. I've seen that being an issue on forums, etc. The service advisor said they had seen it a few times BUT they had not had any come back. Maybe the replacements are a bit more water proof. Anyone wondering how the headlights are being low; they work great IMO and are so much better than fog than normal headlights with "fog lights" Note in general for the NX4. If you get 2022 - it looks exactly the same with a few tweaks to options but - the 22 has a TSB for the GDI fuel injector and under warranty they only replace the one that fails. So that could get annoying. TSB only shows it as an issue for that year and not the 23+.

[@angelscarreviews6094]

Overall great appreciation of the SEL Tucson

[@ian.M440]

Thanks for a great review as always 👍

[@JOHNHEALY-mg2xy]

Love mine

[@JT99X-FM]

Great Review @stevenscarreviews I'm considering this vehicle and you really touched on a number of aspects that helped me weigh how well this car will meet my needs.