2024 Hyundai Tucson SEL Convenience

[@georgew4629]

We just love ours. Avg 43mpg. Some short trips have been as high as 60mpg. Rav4 for the same equipment would have been $4000 more

[@mamiespittman7884]

I live in Texas so I don’t need heated steering wheel or heated back seats or panoramic roof. And other features with the limited. This video was great, very informative.

[@Mack11721]

Here's my thing. I'd totally spend the cash on the limited if it didn't come with shifter buttons! I HATE the buttons so even though I could afford a decked-out Limited, I'd go for this model because it have a shifter and NOT BUTTONS!!

[@wolfshanze5980]

I stopped missing the shifter about an hour after I bought the car... you get used to it real quick... not a big deal at all.

[@patmckernan271]

I agree on the location of the turn signal positions, they should have been placed higher.

[@Eyeon491]

It’s awful. I’m nervous to switch lanes because don’t feel like people see it.

[@shelleyrubin3831]

how do you put it into sport?

[@discojo1978]

The sel sounds interesting in red

[@JazzTheCurator]

I got this model

[@kaisounup]

Is it a better choice than.a hybrid blue ? A lot of people dont trust the new turbo 1.6l once it rans out of warranty 🤔

[@wolfshanze5980]

The only people that don't trust the 1.6L Turbo also think the earth is flat and the moon landings were fake. The 1.6L Turbo is one of Hyundai's most proven engines... this is my 2nd Hyundai with the 1.6L Turbo, and I've never had a problem with either. Also, the warranty on the drive train is 10 years, 100K miles. You know what I would worry about? Merging into traffic, or safely passing anyone with that GOD AWFUL 2.5L NA engine... that engine is a complete dog and accelerates like the vehicle is in a pit of molasses. I would never wish that 2.5L NA engine on my worst enemy... it's that bad. I currently own the 2023 Tucson Hybrid SEL w/Conv... it's awesome and leaves its gas counterpart in the dust. I'd take the Tucson Blue over any ICE Tucson because I actually enjoy having the power to safely merge and pass people when I need to... the 2.5L NA is so slow its dangerous... yes, I've driven both. I'll take the 1.6L Turbo any day of the week, it's a great engine and proven reliable.. Hyundai has been using it for some time (I think it debuted around 2016).

[@wolfshanze5980]

Who's "a lot of people"... if true, a lot of people don't know what they're talking about. The Hyundai 1.6L Turbo engine is far from new... it's been around for some time and has been put in a ton of different Hyundai and Kia vehicles... it's incredibly reliable and hasn't had any issues with recorded problems or recalls of any kind... it's one of the best engines Hyundai has developed, and it's backed by a 10 year power train warranty... Toyota doesn't even back thier engines that long. I'm now on my 2nd 1.6L Turbo engine from Hyundai... primarily because I never had a single problem from the last one I drove for many years.

[@gregnote771]

I like everything except for lack of power. Trying to merge onto highway, the 0-60 time is horrendous.

[@wolfshanze5980]

Agreed... all the ICE Tucsons suffer from that TERRIBLE engine... it may or may not be reliable, but it is terrible at acceleration and unsafe for merging onto the highway or passing. I have the 2023 Tucson Hybrid and it blows away the ICE Tucson in acceleration.

[@IWeasel]

@@wolfshanze5980oh power my new Sentra has less power but it hasn’t any problems merging onto the hwy rather in regular or sport mode…. It’s a lively little 2.0 engine

[@mikeb3216]

@@wolfshanze5980 The power on the 2024 is just fine. No issues on the highway. It wont win any awards but the lack of power issue is ridiculously overstated.

[@jeffmorse645]

Just bought a Limited. It's worth the extra to me for the Bose audio, panoramic sunroof. 360 camera, blind spot camera, ventilated seats and real leather. I live in Florida and vinyl seats, especially without ventilation, are a deal breaker.

[@karydi1]

I noticed the positions of the tachometer and speedometer are inversed. Most cars have the tachometer on the left and speedometer on the right... Not a big deal really, but just wondering if there is any intended purpose in this change?

[@bonnitakeith7887]

Thanks for the great review. I just purchased the 2024 SEL convenience package with a tow package as well straight up gasser no hybrid,no electric. Love my Tucson

[@chabbysrides]

Thanks! Thanks so much for watching. Congrats on the new car!!

[@mikeb3216]

Just bought the exact same looking Tucson. Such a great looking car in this color with the black trim and wheels. Mine is the SEL Plus, at least that's what it says inside the Blue link app. It's basically the package between the SEL and the SEL w/ convenience. It upgrades the wheels to 19 inch and upgrades the standard instrument cluster to the 10.25 inch digital display. It also swaps out a couple minor cargo features. Heated seats/mirrors/power lumbar/wireless charger/smart power liftgate and of course all the remote features through Blue link. And the rear wiper tucked away out of sight under the spoiler is nicely done. I don't need the built in navigation when it's available through the phone and a sunroof does not appeal to me for the price so i avoided the convenience package. If i drove a little more I would have taken the Limited but I feel like i got a ton for the $$ spent.

[@mamiespittman7884]

I am 78 and just purchased 2024 Hyundai Tucson, lots of Bells and whistles and learning curve for me.could u do a version on how to open the hood,access the gas tank,features of the lift gate and more in-depth of dash screens and safety features

[@leonardhusser5167]

You're going to be okay. i felt the same way in the beginning when i went on the test drive. And the salesman was so good and patience showing all of the bells and whistles i didn't think i would ever learn everything. But he told me i could come back to the dealership anytime i wanted if i had any questions, and he would be happy to help me. And i thought it was just talk at first and after i purchase the car he would kick me to the curb but he kept his word and help me set things up and everything now I'm a expert in just like 2 weeks.

[@FordEnthusiast413]

Hey Mike another great review. Still loving my Tucson Limited AWD but this would be also a good choice. Unfortunately none were available when I was looking in the color combo I wanted. At the time I got my Limited AWD Hyundai was giving an extra incentive on the trim level so I am glad with the choice I made and have no regrets!

[@chabbysrides]

Thanks Anthony. Thanks for the support.

[@jamestravers1337]

Have 2022 limited which like slot, gas milage about 27 highway

[@MartinStockel-k6f]

Don't like the low mounted turn signals on the bumper. Please move them up Hyundai. A very good buy for around the $35,000 dollar range. I would pick the SEL Convenience or the Limited. The options on the Limited are not worth the extra price.

[@chabbysrides]

Thanks for the support as always.

[@MartinStockel-k6f]

@@chabbysrides You are sure welcome.

[@theodorstoerker2936]

Excellent review… Ours is 2024 SEL Convenience Hybrid. We love it. Extra Features on the Limited definitely not worth $5000.

[@chabbysrides]

Thanks so much for watching. Congrats on the new car!

[@wolfshanze5980]

I have the 2023 Tucson Hybrid (SEL Conv). Like you, another 5K for limited gimmicks not worth it... the only thing I like about the limited is the blind spot cameras on the digital console when using turn signals... not worth 5k though. I did pay a little extra to get my "auto dimming" rear view mirror mirror replaced with a Homelink mirror. I had the dealership install it before I took it home.

[@Recklessplayergaming]

Just pulled trigger on 2024 Tucson sel NON convenience package and we have wireless CarPlay.. is that normal or? I don’t have to plug my phone in at all

[@chabbysrides]

Congrats! 8 inch screen?

[@Recklessplayergaming]

@@chabbysridesthank you! I believe so

[@chabbysrides]

@@Recklessplayergaming then it should be wireless. The larger screens with built in navigation are wired.

[@Recklessplayergaming]

@@chabbysrides so smaller screens have wireless but the package doesn’t? Oh wow crazy

[@chabbysrides]

@@Recklessplayergaming it has to do with the built in navigation in the larger screens.

[@JONMEREDITH]

WOW! We just bought one almost identical to this one. Same color, same tires and wheels! The only difference is the right side display and control screen! Ours sucks!! We really love this car otherwise. You had a great video! Thank you!

[@chabbysrides]

Thanks! Thank you for tuning in and the feedback. Much appreciated.

[@Klaygirl]

Really appreciate this video. I was on the fence about going from my Sonata to the Tucson. I think this is the one. Thanks!

[@chabbysrides]

Thanks so much. Thank you for watching.

[@tonyoyervides]

True or false if you have to replace 1 tire on an all wheel drive you will have to replace all 4 tires ?

[@wolfshanze5980]

False and True... depends on tread wear. This is pretty much true with most vehicles... you want even tread wear on your tires... if it's a brand new tire, just replace the one... somewhat worn, replace two, very worn, replace all four (it's time anyways). It's more about treadwear than it is about FWD or AWD.

[@carlahugovisualizeit]

Hi. Thanks for the great video. Am I understanding correctly that I would need to plug in my phone each time? Would my contacts have to load each time? My current car is a 2016 Subaru and even that old model has non-wired automatic blue tooth connectivity for my phone. I'd hate to go backwards and not have this feature. Otherwise, it looks great!

[@chabbysrides]

Thanks for watching. The Bluetooth is wireless in this car. If you want to use CarPlay, then you need to plug-in each time. Contacts load once.

[@carlahugovisualizeit]

@@chabbysrides Thank you for making that distinction for me!

[@nancybropst9869]

I just picked up this exact vehicle but in the Intense Blue this afternoon. Mine has the light grey HTech seats. Can’t wait to get familiar with all the different features and settings. On the 30 mile ride home I found it to handle very nice. Seats very comfortable

[@chabbysrides]

@@nancybropst9869 Congratulations! Intense Blue is a great color. Thanks so much for watching.

[@donniesmith8779]

@@nancybropst9869 we got our on Wednesday in White... They do drive nicely, I just need know how to read the fuel gauge other than the miles remaining. That sometimes can't be trusting. Nice car for the price.