NEW KING?? -- 2022 Hyundai Tucson vs. 2021 Toyota RAV4: Comparison

This segment is HOT and Hyundai is bringing its A-game with this new 2022 Hyundai Tucson Limited! Join us as we put it head-to-head against the 2021 Toyota RAV4 and see which one your family should buy! Go ahead: CLICK to find out :) Also, be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed this review -- it helps us more than you can imagine!
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[@CarConfections]

Thanks for watching! Let us know which SUV you'd choose in the comments before! Also, our Tucson Hybrid review is coming soon!

[@ryanfrisby7389]

1.Thanks for making videos! 2.Tucson 3.Yay!

[@FredSakshaug]

Compare the hybrid versions in the highest trim

[@calebharper1590]

You have to do a comparison of the Elantra and the new Civic when it goes on sail. The Elantra looked great and the Civic looks like it has a chance of actually taking the crown from the Elantra. Just a comparison I think is exciting.

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

@@calebharper1590 Civic doesn't have a chance. Even with the new re-design, it stills fall behind with the tech. And you only get wireless Apple Carplay/Android Auto on the Touring top trim. Elantra offers that standard. And Elantra still outshines with rear seat legroom by a hair.

[@darriontunstall3708]

Y’all welcome!! I would choose the Hyundai Tucson!!!

[@fmaples1]

I've driven the new RAV4 but I bought the 2022 Tucson. To me, the Tucson has more of a premium feel and a more spacious interior. I'm very happy with it.

[@mjdedge3440]

I agree with you. Hyundai seems to offer a lot more for the money - and their quality is excellent these days

[@16odysseyexl]

Agreed, Hyundai is awesome nowadays and they offer alot more than other brands.

[@xzyckey1339]

I bought a new Tucson 2022 too, I love it!

[@Trackhonor56]

Definitely a great vehicle for the money 👍

[@619denz]

​@@mjdedge3440 Let me know how you feel after you pay for the service, when your Injectors have the carbon build up (GDi) As they make u pay for the cleanup during service 2 or 3. lol

[@johnroberts9823]

I like the more edgy styling of the Tucson - Hyundai really did its homework on this model and rolled out a vehicle that’s truly a next generation for this segment - and you guys spotted it! Great side-by-side review - and BOOM, you’re at 220k subs! Congrats!

[@antonioj.castaneda7377]

Bought a 2022 Tucson Limited white. Wow, what a car! The technology you get, the styling, the comfort, etc.

[@johnhoye4535]

I have a Hyundai Kona, had it 3 years and love it.So the test is no surprise to me, thanks I enjoyed it . Short and sweet.

[@Tarasaurus13]

Do you still like it? What's the engine, and what's it like? I was considering a kona as well. Haven't test drove one yet.

[@TheMichaelRN]

Hyundai needed the Tucson to stand out on an ocean of RAV4 and CR V. And I hope the Santa Cruz succeeds.

[@eriknephrongfr8847]

Me too. I really like the look of it and will seriously consider it.

[@wys0123]

they had brother Seltos to eat them alive with good msrp if the "overall size" isnt the issue. hyundai always had the charms within 2022 now finally has the appeal for the general.

[@martinesab]

I’m getting my 2022 hybrid Tucson in 2 weeks. I saw that video after. I’m proud and confident about my choice. I just love the look!

[@darklingtwo]

Did you get it? How are you liking it so far?

[@oxouk]

The Tucson also has junction turning detection, Digital key, ultra sonic rear occupant alert, 4 pre set height hatch settings, 64 color ambient lighting, dynamic voice control, rear seat fold down latches in the trunk, speed limit assist etc...

[@stephaniecorbin1862]

I bought a Tucson and I love it!!!

[@ridgefrost]

People became so complacent with what toyota gave due to its reputation of making very reliable cars they never really bothered asking for a more premium feeling car for the price

[@smartkid1201]

It's amazing that the Rav4 is new but already looks old compared to the Tucson! Definitely would go with the Hyundai.

[@eleanormassaro5195]

I think everybody has to keep in mind that the RAV4 is more of a rugged-type vehicle whereas the new Hyundai Tucson is more luxurious

[@claudiuspr1574]

You are both so right! I guess it depends on the client which aspect is more desired.

[@jillthompson6110]

@@eleanormassaro5195 If you want a real rugged SUV, you should go for the Ford Bronco Sports, not a RAV4 which is not even a serious off-roader.

[@feraligatorh0328]

@@jillthompson6110 ford bronco is a ford escape, ford escape is in the same segment rav4 is

[@jillthompson6110]

@@feraligatorh0328 Ford Bronco Sport has the same engine and shares the same underpinnings with the Escape, but it's not the same car. The Bronco is designed to be a more serious off-roader than the Escape. The Escape is a soft off-roader like the RAV4.

[@ZapFlashD]

The Tucson makes the RAV4 look so cheap!! The Koreans are killing it!!

[@thundergato84]

The RAV4 will be on the road longer than the Tucson.

[@adilsagadiyev5090]

@@thundergato84 a tucson will last 6 years easily and lets be honest most people don't keep a car for over 6 years

[@mikefoehr235]

Korean cars have serious issues. Unwanted braking....excessive oil consumption and engine failures.

[@thundergato84]

@@adilsagadiyev5090 Not if the engine catches on fire first.

[@adilsagadiyev5090]

@@mikefoehr235 10 years ago, you forgot to say 10-20 years ago

[@tinioespinal]

I love your videos! I'll go Tucson all the way.

[@paul1966nov]

Just bought the 2022 Tucson, LOVE IT, style, ride, and overall package. Wife fell in love with one when it passed by in Florida with its daylight running lights on, and had to see one in person. Drove it back to Michigan because Crown Hyundai blew everyone away in my area of Michigan.

[@andriyatomick9732]

please don't mention wife when talking about car.

[@paul1966nov]

@@andriyatomick9732 Sorry, freedom of speech allows me to in context with facts about story.

[@asdfghjqwertyu1858]

I am sure the Rav4 is a great car, but it looks so old next to the hyundai

[@kromahj]

But it old, it already 2 years old . The Tucson is 2022

[@bradleydobbins6579]

T The Tucson looks old too

[@Naomi-xu4hq]

@@bradleydobbins6579 their Tucson is very dirty as well. Idk what “old” looks like to you all but both of these cars look pretty new to me

[@philiplee735]

Just bought the Tucson SEL AWD. Im not a speed demon and find the car has more than enough power. The fit and finish is superb.

[@zonabarcellona]

Just went with the Tucson Limited. It had more of the features my Lincoln offered but at a substantially reduced price. Love the details of the Tucson as well.

[@Groovin2]

Just from watching the video, I'm surprised you didn't say more about the cabin noise level. The sound difference is actually very noticeable. Another indicator is how much you raise your voice while in the rav4

[@vivienbrowne3613]

I bought a 2022 Tucson Limited in red and I love how it looks! It's also quiet inside and has a very comfortable ride and is spacious. The Rav 4 just looks so old and boxy to me, it just doesn't make me want to get in it. I think the previous models were better looking. One of my favorite things about the Tucson is that the display doesn't get in your field of view like in most cars. I'm petite so this is a important to me.

[@GhhostTV2712]

For my opinion the new rav4 looks way sharper and better and it’s ride quality is smoother then the Tucson.

[@GhhostTV2712]

@Ululu Kululu huh

[@andrewhite4431]

@@GhhostTV2712 Sharper? I think you need a different adjective. It looks traditional. The Rav 4 has a lot going for it, looks isn't one of them. The displays are dated. Toyota and Honda are only relying on brand recognition now. Not forward thinking design nor options. Shameful.

[@GhhostTV2712]

@@andrewhite4431 it looks like a car bro, Tucson is trying to be different and it just looks weird and looks like they are trying to force futuristic with modern day cars

[@notdisclosed3646]

What a great review. You have presented in a format, including split screen, which truly informs. I hope that you can continue with more such comparisons in future. Thank you for your efforts. Much appreciated.

[@CarConfections]

Glad you enjoyed the video! We make comparisons every couple weeks so make sure to subscribe if you want to see more 😁

[@suivatra123]

If you're looking to resell at a point and guarantee no major issues even past 250k miles, go Toyota. If you're looking for leasing or nothing more than 5 years with no issues and more up to 120k-150k miles with more tech go Hyundai.

[@gibby35412]

Toyota's are built to last but I think Hyundai deserves more credit. I've had 2 Hyundai's within the last 25 years that took me to 160K with no issues. I'm currently in a Hyundai with 180K with no major repairs nor signs of slowing down.

[@ashleyjohnston9855]

I just bought a 2020 Tucson. Absolutely love it!!!! I love Hyundai

[@curiously1510]

Tucson for the win! Looking forward to the hybrid review.

[@markchavez2011]

I’d say Tucson for a short term pick (lease or buyers who like to trade in every few years), RAV4 for a long term value option with tried and true reliability.

[@knightky007]

This is what people said ten years ago. Now look at how far Kia/ Hyundai has come in recent years. It is true Hyundai is not more reliable than Toyota but they are more reliable than people still think. If not they won't dare to offer the 10 yr/ 100K miles warranty. Yes I drive a fully loaded 2015 Hyundai Sonata (Sport limited) that puts a fully loaded 2015 Camry into shame, especially the interior quality- design language and fit & finish. This is just my opinion. I respect your opinion.

[@braetonwilson4296]

@@knightky007 I know many Hyundai owners with horror stories about the 10 year warranty. They tried to get their car repaired using warranty and the dealership kept denying them, telling them that they didn't proper maintenance and can't replicate the problem.

[@knightky007]

@@braetonwilson4296 that is the problem with the dealerships, not the brand. I have heard similar stories with other brands even Toyota. Maybe, it is me having good luck with Hyundai and the dealerships I've been going to! Knocking on wood!! When I bought my car it was pre-owned with 23.5K miles therefore it was qualified for only 5 yrs/ 60K miles instead. My car needed two minor repairs which were covered under the warranty. Each repair was done by two different Hyundai dealerships in two different states of CA and AL. The repairs were honored- both parts and labor- no questions asked! Bently Hyundai in Northern AL is the best car dealer I have ever experienced. Their customer reviews won't lie- 4.8 stars! They make me feel like I want to buy only Hyundai in the future. I had a similar experience with a Hyundai dealer in Riverside, Southern CA where I lived before. Now I'm hesitant to buy a different brand because I'm afraid to deal with a dealer from another brand.

[@Whileweweresinners]

@@knightky007 exactly! Like my issue with my xse hybrid tank! They fucked with me for a year doing small bullshit repairs when the thing that needed to be done was CHANGE THE TANK. Toyota is dog shit

[@michaelleluther6568]

True and proven!!For me design is only secondary!I don’t need a car that give me a headache after a year.

[@BillandJennTraveling]

I just bought my 2022 Hyundai Tucson SEL With the convenience package, 5 days ago and absolutely love it! Got a great deal actually from a local dealership that was not using the market adjustment which a lot of Car dealerships are using. That is totally bogus! I like the Toyota rav however there was a price difference of about $5500 more and with the Tucson I got more Bells and whistles. Also with the great warranty you get with Hyundai it was a no brainer. Thanks for your video I just watched it today!

[@ronmitchell859]

I bought the Tuscon in part because it feels roomier in the cabin. The Rav4 designers seemed to think I wanted more of the cabin space allocated to a needlessly over-sized center console that makes me feel crowded and boxed in. I didn't. Very happy (and roomy) overall with the Tuscon.

[@logicwins3492]

How's your Tuscon holding up? It's my 1st choice, but I'm concerned about reliability given the numerous recalls in the past.

[@Ricky-mo6mv]

Agreed. I couldn’t believe how cramped the RAV4 feels. It’s a very poor design.

[@soap5393]

@@logicwins3492 Reliability has been great. Still enjoying and trusting it daily.

[@peterandjaja]

Tucson of course! And their warranty says it all about their trust of their vehicles. The new Hyundai line-up means business and competition against the mainstays.

[@GroundedFlyboy737]

If I could buy a RAV4 Prime, I would, but apparently Toyota hates those of us living in the SE USA. Consequently, we'll be picking up our Tucson Hybrid tomorrow. Thanks for a very informative video!

[@shaddolf6662]

At least you have one of those options! Here in Australia we have neither :(

[@GroundedFlyboy737]

@@shaddolf6662 Bummer

[@eleanormassaro5195]

Yeah, Toyota is really shooting itself in the foot with the lack of availability of the RAV4 prime🤷‍♀️

[@johnmartin7158]

Let me know what you think of it Ralph after driving it for a few days. Auckland. NZ

[@shaddolf6662]

@@johnmartin7158 does NZ get the tucson hybrid?

[@michaeltaylor8857]

It would be interesting to compare the 2 hybrid versions to see mpg between the 2. Thanks.

[@FredSakshaug]

Yes 🙌🏼

[@williamwong4529]

Me too

[@sphong0610]

Definitely interested in that video

[@voidifremoved]

Agree

[@WyattMullin]

Yes

[@stephenwhite3576]

Toyota is far more reliable in the long run and better resale. Hyundai recently is replacing 395 thousand engines in a recall. Lots of major recalls in the last few years. A pretty face but could be high maintenance. Toyota for now.

[@bradschertz6736]

Love the Hyundai Tucson!

[@daveottinger4241]

i felt squished in the rav4 limited hybrid.. i ended up buying a tucson sel... i am happy with my purchase.. i would love the limited sel.. but i want the shifter not the push button shifting

[@muksmart1]

I agree with you Dave, that is one of the reason I went for sel convenience , i had to compromise on rain sensing wiper feature but then that ia fine I feel

[@Fasokuzy]

It's the Tucson for me, it's such a great car 😍

[@zerokool-2058]

You got it already to know is a “great” car?

[@619denz]

Let me know how you feel after you pay for the service, when your Injectors have the carbon build up (GDi) As they make u pay for the cleanup during service 2 or 3. lol

[@Whileweweresinners]

@@619denz or like toyota making you pay for fuel tank issues with the rav4 and lying to you about having a 14.5 fuel tank size but only being able to fill up at 9. While people are fucking their cars up trying to add more fuel

[@619denz]

@@Whileweweresinners That problem was found on Hybrids. To be honest if that was my car, i already make enough re-generative charge power. which makes up for the less tank. I have personally seen my friends Rav4 give abt 200+ Kms than the gas model. So the 5.5 shortage is made up. Its bad they had to do that. But Man, Hyundai, Kia and Fords - If you own 1 since 2014 , good luck buddy (To you and your $$)

[@Whileweweresinners]

@@619denz like your own comments to make you feel better but I've owned a hyundai for 8 years with no issues and modded to hell. I've also owned a 2020 Honda civic si that failed me with oil in the engine with 7k miles. So stop just riding japan so hard they have small pee pees anyways

[@V3N8MOUS]

Hyundai is giving more bang for the buck but they should have given physical knobs, switches and buttons for the infotainment system....btw, good comparison as always Car Confections 👍 Nice job!

[@TheDavidandre610]

Do Tesla buyers say the same? How about the iPhone first came out to change the game??

[@TheMinot60]

I've had my tucson hybrid convenience package for 24 hors and I've got roller-coaster for volume and tuning and some other buttons beyond the touch screen knobs. Could have done without though.

[@fallguy4209]

For sure especially when they catch fire. Make sure you park it outside

[@dontdoit6986]

So many comments like this. Does anybody not use the volume buttons on the steering wheel anymore?

[@twobabyboyz]

Just put in my order for the 2022 Tucson. We test drove them both and didn’t love the rav4 but really loved the Tucson. It’s cheaper and has way more options. The rav4 just felt kind of cheap for the price and felt the Tucson drove better.

[@breno802]

The Tucson drives better than any competitor in the class. This has been true for the last 4 years. As in regards for trim quality, the 2022 wins by far from any of the competitors in the class. If you want anything better than this you will have to go for the premium brands that cost a lot more.

[@ciarafoster8138]

What kind of Tucson did you go with?

[@twobabyboyz]

@@ciarafoster8138 the ultimate trim line.

[@roymilford4386]

The Rav4 is a great vehicle , however after matching both I would buy the Hyundai Tucson.

[@guizarbg]

As always a nice comparison review. I wish you would also include ride comfort, handling, 0 to 60 and braking scores to get a more complete understanding.

[@lisaw7633]

I work at a Toyota dealership and we can't keep the Rav 4 on the lot. People buy Toyota for the resale value and the reliability. I have a Kia and have never had a problem with it and it's 10 yrs old. So I definitely would choose the Hyundai even though the resale value wouldn't be as good as a Toyota later on

[@macsterguy]

Great job guys as always! Now that is a real horse race in Hyundai is coming up fast… I’ve looked the RAV4 over and test drove it. Stopped at Hyundai the other day and looked at the Tucson. I think the Tucson takes it

[@619denz]

Dont forget to look under the hood. Let me know how you feel after you pay for the service, when your Injectors have the carbon build up (GDi) As they make u pay for the cleanup during service 2 or 3. lol The joke is going to be on you and not to forget, the resale value

[@macsterguy]

@@619denz thanks for telling us what must have been your experience with Hyundai. I didn't buy one, never owned one and I'm not in the market for a one. NO JOKE on me at all... I buy much nicer cars then these for personal use. Was only at the dealership helping a friend out. I'll tell you what though, comments like yours help make this world what it has become... Thanks for that. You don't know me and I don't want to know you. Maybe a little more constructive next time?

[@nancyhorne8136]

Just bought the RAV4, after my son’s experience with Hyundai and their warranty it was no contest.

[@Whileweweresinners]

Make sure to try filling up your tank all the way. Cause if it's a hybrid they are all broken. 14.5 you will never get more like 9. Toyota has terrible customer service btw.

[@wwz1011]

Noise is a logarithmic scale, so the difference is bigger than you think. Waiting for the plug in hybrid Tucson before making a choice.

[@BOSSYtexasCHICK]

Fantastic job in the editing of this video- the side by side (top & bottom : ) of every feature was done amazingly well! BTC

[@CarConfections]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@atulyaop2803]

I love that comparison and I like the Tucson way better than the rav4 anyway great comparison y’all.

[@iwasthere1390]

Bought the 2022 FWD TUCSON limited and LOVE IT.

[@romeolopez757]

I don’t want an outdated no more!….I got my Tucson hybrid for style,tech,and value for money…..they always say about reliability….open your eyes Hyundai still standing and running for a long time now….

[@enhancedcalm]

I really appreciate the cabin noise sound measurement.

[@kaleimaile]

I put an order for the RAV4 Hybrid XLE Premium. I have to wait 2 months for it b/c they’re all sold out at the BIGGEST dealership in the world.

[@jonathanratliff4780]

Another item that is of very substantial import that I suggest you include in your reviews is the data from Kiplinger‘s or wherever you may get it KBB, etc. on depreciation. I think enough to be said here on this comparison that Toyotas have one peer only in Honda in these class vehicles in retained resale value Due to their highest level of reliability . So I would lease the Hyundai but buy the Toyota because Hyundai‘s plummet typically in resale value

[@gregholman2930]

True, but I believe Hyundai's/Kia's r ever so slowly closing the gap! Toyotas & Hondas r getting way to expensive, Hyundai's & Kia's are great alternatives especially considering they offer a better warranty.

[@gregholman2930]

@@arrogen2831 Love the Blazer, want one so bad!!

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

So how about that Toyota? www.businessinsider.com/toyota-rav4-engine-fire-investigation-nhtsa-2021-3

[@eleanormassaro5195]

Very valid point!

[@coopidon]

WTF man, you give 1 whole point to Toyota for just an aditional storage shelf and you give 0.5 to the Hyundai for having way more advanced technology on the car camera, and way more advanced technology for the infotainment system itself as a whole unit in fact.

[@Shant2]

Hyundai doesn’t have any character… they redesign theyre car every twice a year

[@alexandergoldman]

The RAV4 is good, but it's the Tucon for me, all day. It's not even close in my books. Hoping to trade in my CX-5 for the Tucson Hybrid or upcoming Plug-in Hybrid (ideally a Genesis GV70 but I like the fuel efficiency of the Hybrids, now that fuel prices are higher..)

[@Ck76_Vancity604]

If I was in a position to buy a well out of warranty used car (7+ years) , I might consider Rav4. But if I'm buying or leasing new, then definitely Tucson all day. RAV4 feel like a economy car compared to Tucson.

[@ELP1125]

I can hear the fansoys now. “How dare you compare the best Japanese car brand in the world. To the likes of those Korean copycats” 😂😂😂 Hyundai/Kia are in the spotlight, let them enjoy it. From the amount of progress they’ve made, they deserve it. 👏🏾. Toyota better kick it into gear fast, or get left behind.

[@man51256]

These toyora fanboys are more worst than these Biden supporters

[@BlitzStudiosIsinsideyourhome]

Koreans have always been killing it with technology. Just ask Samsung

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

I understood the car puns in this comment. This is comedy gold

[@moloono1]

@@BlitzStudiosIsinsideyourhome The Galaxy Note that blew up matches the Hyundai/Kia engines catching fire 💀💀💀

[@TheAldoMovies]

Toyotas are great. I am a fan, but I bought 2 Hyundais the same day. Tucson and Santa Fe. 4 years ago and 0 problems. The Tucson was 3 years old, the Santa Fe was new. Gas, oil changes and just drive. My new Camry years ago had a few issues the first 2 years, but it also was a quality car. I would look at Hyundai /Genesis over every brand if they hit your price point. My brother has a Hyundai IONIC5 and his wife has a Genesis GV80. They love them. Why can’t America produce car’s this good? You know we can. We have the best technology in the world. Maybe Tesla is it. Wake up other brands. You are getting left behind.

[@Ruva226]

I’m not a fan of that car segment, but coming from an unbiased person I’d choose the Toyota. 2-5 years from now that Tucson will prob be recalled for something engine fire related. Well aware of the warranty, but for the same amount of price I wouldn’t wanna be one of the people that experience my car burning down

[@thecargenius1573]

With Hyundai’s new vehicles, Toyota and Honda need to pick up their game because the new Hyundais are way more premium and stylish.

[@kdawg8292]

I agree here. I definitely think Honda and Toyota need to up their game if they are gonna be able to compete with Hyundai and Kia. The koreans are proving you can have premium quality for the price

[@Dann95Y]

@kev j you live in a parallel universe my friend. Because of people like you they keep their cars outdated and the same for several years. “They got nothing to worry about” yeah right, you literally get double the value with a Hyundai versus a Toyota yet people still hide behind the “reliability” bullshit which makes no sense since every single Hyundai comes with the 10 year 100k warranty, and anybody that can afford a new car is not going to keep a car more than 4 years. So yeah, parallel universe, keep getting ripped off my friend

[@BlitzStudiosIsinsideyourhome]

@kev j They have everything to worry about

[@trent7080]

@kev j Hyundai already outsells Honda globally.

[@sphong0610]

@kev j keep on holding on to that torch till it burns your arm off. Everyone else is moving on to better things.

[@liogonzalez8813]

Nice video. I been debating whether i should buy a rav4 or Tucson, am going for the Tucson.

[@zerokool-2058]

If you planning on keeping it yeah. But once you go to sell it lol.. it won’t hold value as well. Also both are good vehicles and are marketing towards different people. Rav4 more rugged and Hyundai bit more luxury.

[@samanthajames9773]

@@zerokool-2058 personally I think the Hyundai looks ugly. The Toyota looks handsome. I would choose the rav4 Because I’ll be looking at the exterior every day

[@ceferlizaur]

I also chose Tucson for its futuristic design and driver asistant systems for both 30k USD. It's not wise to pay for unreliable variator and archaic interior and exterior design

[@MikeMaye]

You guys hands down give the best comparison reviews! always a favorite of mine. For me the Tucson definitely is where I would put my money.. THANKS!

[@CarConfections]

Glad you enjoyed and have a great week! 😁

[@adamdunn1675]

I drove both back to back last weekend. The RAV4 wasn’t even close to the Tucson in every aspect. The RAV felt like it was years behind on everything. With all that and the warranty, the Hyundai wins every time.

[@fallguy4209]

Make sure you park it outside lol

[@madpoliceman6852]

What about the toyota reliability and long last with minimum maintenance, superior resale value in 5 years your RAV4 will cost double than Tucson, the trick is if you want car that will serve you forever with minimum headache or shiny box with crappier quality that will start breaking down and cost a fortune .... Toyota always wins on long run

[@softailer2000]

I had a 2017 RAV 4 XLE. Just traded it for a 2024 Tucson Limited. I loved the RAV but the Tucson is in a different league. I know, the Trim levels are very different, but the Tucson’s feel is much more luxury feeling and I’m not talking just about features.

[@Rheisler1475]

I drove both, love both but I am going with the Rav4 because it will probably last alot longer in miles than the tuscon. Hyundai is still having problems with their engines but what car company isn't having problems these days.

[@tutigseg]

Who keeps the same car for 200k miles anyway? It's dumb af since it'll depreciate like shit and be outdated, if ur the first owner of the car don't keep it for longer than 100k miles so that once u sell it u will get a good price for it

[@Rheisler1475]

@@tutigseg I ate my words and went with the Tuscon, I love it so far.

[@tutigseg]

@@Rheisler1475 well congrats then u made a very good choice 👌

[@Rheisler1475]

@@tutigseg thanks mate

[@minsungkim5907]

Right. Even BMW models got fired. Fyi, The engine problems was related to previous generation. Not this one.

[@santoshthapa7990]

Bought 2022 Tucson 2022 SEL PREMIUM. Feels Luxurious and good to drive.

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Howdy, excellent comparison as always y’all and both of these are great SUVs!😸😸

[@metosoreru]

Currently in the market for an SUV and the Tucson is my top choice right now. Seems like you get the most features for the price.

[@rizzelcate7190]

Drove both vehicles 2 weeks each to decide on ultimately purchasing one! Both were comfortable... However, the Tucson was more spacious, extremely quiet to drive, provided premium feeling in smoothness and safety!!! Not to mention the apparent beautiful look!!! The RAV4 was excessively loud, especially on the highway! It was as if a window was left opened. Felt the wind every time a truck would pass me by, imagine how it was driving it in a stormy day with high winds that Ontario just had last week! Also, felt more of the road surfaces too! Toronto and surrounding areas have loads of pot holes! Overall, decided on purchasing a Hyundai Tucson 2023! I cannot wait for it to arrive! Worth the wait! Current wait list 4 to 6 months! My family is a fan of Toyota. Unfortunately the quality is no longer there. Thank you Hyundai!!! You have come a long way! Great job! A convert over here!!! : )

[@felicityayala1624]

If you want knobs and all that on your Tuson get the SEL version you get wireless car apple car play and all the knobs that everyone is complaining about SEL is the way to go

[@vicp8772]

If ur buying for long term, it's obvious which will hold its value

[@zaneikamcneil528]

which?

[@zerokool-2058]

@@zaneikamcneil528 Rav4...

[@305zel]

You gave a point to rav cause you couldn't get used to the electronic shifting. Kind of biased

[@mlm398]

2022 Tuscon limited is the only way to go

[@Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan2219]

Awesome Video As Always Bro, Also Nice Comparison Of These 2 Different SUV'S.

[@timb7328]

All you people bashing Hyundai but from my own experience I dont know why. I have had 3 Elantras 2000, 2010 and still have a 2013 and not a problem with any of them. They have been very dependable cars.

[@JaneDoe-ub7xp]

Personally, I feel like Hyundai has more modern/futuristic looks while Toyota RAV4 has a better design

[@bradleydobbins6579]

I fell like the Tucson looks pretty ugly compared to the Rav 4

[@Eg-jd9zt]

@@bradleydobbins6579 and it’s Toyota. You need the extra warranty with Hyundai lol

[@georgerow5025]

Things I do not like about my 2022 Tucson. The exterior mirrors are not capable of being heated which should be a standard feature on vehicles sold in Canada,you shouldn’t have to up model to get this feature. The cover on the storage area between the front seats does not open to 90 degrees or beyond making it impossible to access the storage with your right arm if seated in the drivers seat. Hyundai does not support Sirius Radio. There are no control push buttons or knobs for selecting radio stations,it all has to be done by looking at the screen on the dash,meaning you have to take your eyes off of the road. There are two buttons for controlling volume. With a couple of options and tax the out the door cost was a bit over $43,400.00o. Other than the above it is a comfortable vehicle and it is not underpowered.

[@dontdoit6986]

It sounds like you wanted the Limited trim. The steering wheel on the limited has mute and volume buttons. Sirius is there, as well.

[@soccerwizard975]

Tuscon towing capacity is 33% more than RAV4 with the given numbers.

[@Chiderah100]

The Hyundai literally just destroyed the Toyota 😂😂

[@spol1622]

Sales numbers show otherwise...

[@Chiderah100]

@@spol1622 This redesign literally just came out. Calm down my guy!

[@zerokool-2058]

@@Chiderah100 Watch the sales still don’t catch up. Looks cool but rav4 will outsell it and is not close.

[@619denz]

@@Chiderah100 Let me know how you feel after you pay for the service, when your Injectors have the carbon build up (GDi) As they make u pay for the cleanup during service 2 or 3. lol what matter is what is under the hood mate. And the resale value. If you go for looks, then good luck when u are screwed over.

[@rafars2246]

Yeah, with technology features. Then look at both cars and see how cheaply made the Tucson is...

[@mikekrone4582]

You need to look at the Rav4 XSE Hybrid. It's actually cheaper base than these vehicles but way sportier and 40 mpg.

[@whoeverwhoever400]

The huge turnoff on the Tucson is the rear turn signals. Which genius put a turn signals on the low end bumper. Someone with a large engine vehicles like pickups and full size SUV will not see the turning if they are close.

[@julien529]

U Sir are a genius. TBH I really wanted to buy the Tucson but I am terrified that in case of a car crash I will be the one to blame and no one (dealer/manufacturer) will take the responsibility.

[@nino78ization]

Well if people actually followed the rules of the road and didn't feel the need to stop 2 feet behind people there would be no problem.

[@rafars2246]

Get some good led bulbs on Amazon and problem solved. I bought a pair for $40 that look like ambulance grade 😂

[@africanandproud6792]

@@rafars2246 great to know. Where do you put them in the car?

[@rafars2246]

@@africanandproud6792 I don't own the Tucson, but it should be easy to replace those bulbs.

[@ayushmaster4495]

Thank you guys for this amazing review!!!!👍🏻👍🏻🤩

[@CarConfections]

Happy Sunday! Thank you!

[@GlobalGarageAus]

Tucson by a mile. You would be mad to order the naturally aspirated model when the petrol turbo is available. I’ve got the 1.6 turbo.

[@MegaGrype]

I think the opposite is true. Naturally aspirated engines are much more reliable and longer lasting. If you are leasing sure go for it, but I prefer to get as much use out of my vehicles as possible.

[@devonjamesj]

I always find it funny when leather is seen as a premium option. I hate leather. It is not comfortable. I’m thinking I’m going to go RAV4. The equity left in it at the end of financing and the simple fact that you know it’s going to work override any style or lipstick features.

[@kdawg8292]

Personally while im very impressed by Hyundai, id still go with Toyota. Lets be honest, Hyundai doesnt have the reliability reputation that Toyota has. Sure you dont get all those features but id honestly rather have a reliable vehicle.

[@58sing99]

Hyundai has better reliability than toyota. What are you on about. Have you not here the 5m recalls that toyota recently had.

[@kdawg8292]

@@58sing99 sorry but no your wrong. Toyota just like other brands have had recalls yes but look at hyundai's history. Its not a good one

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

@@58sing99 Here's one of the recalls for the new Rav4! www.businessinsider.com/toyota-rav4-engine-fire-investigation-nhtsa-2021-3

[@cameronkennedy5056]

It’s 2021 no one keeps cars long enough to care about reliability, plus Hyundai/Kia’s warranty is unmatched. Don’t get me wrong I like Toyota’s, but we’re about to trade or forte in on a Telluride due to the price, features and warranty and it just looks amazing. We only plan on keeping it a few years, but like we said life’s too short to cheat yourself due to reliability. Just my two cents.

[@andybub45]

@@jraheemjefcoat429 not a recall yet

[@darriontunstall3708]

I would pick the Hyundai Tucson!

[@619denz]

Let me know how you feel after you pay for the service, when your Injectors have the carbon build up (GDi) As they make u pay for the cleanup during service 2 or 3. lol

[@lourdessoler1062]

When will the Hybrid Tucson be available in Florida??? That's the one I'm waiting for!!!

[@rogerminn]

They are here now, I got one last week in New Port Richey, Fl.

[@kocampo86]

Drove the hybrid, rides and handles better than a 2016 Rx350

[@eleanormassaro5195]

Interesting!

[@hamburglar83]

Beauty of Hyundai is at 38k you can probably get better value with the Santa Fe then a rav 4. Now Toyota is still going to sell more cars because at the end of the day they have decades of reliability under their belts. But Hyundai/Kia are no joke.

[@fallguy4209]

Yeah especially when the Santa Fe catches fire.

[@CintiaVsTia]

I currently have a 21 Santa fe and just drive a 21 rav4. What a terrible drive! I turned around the first chance I got and returned it to the dealer. The salesman was genuinely SHOCKED that I was back so soon and not pleased whatsoever. I do not care- I’d be downgrading if I went with a Toyota; but he begged to differ. 😅

[@Ricky-mo6mv]

Yeah, never been impressed when I have sat in any Toyota. I checked out a RAV4 about a year ago and couldn’t believe how sh*tty it was after all the hype you hear. I suppose some people have never been in a nice vehicle and don’t know any different .🤷‍♂

[@cac3343]

I bought the Toyota RAV4. Had 2 different Hyundais before and they both required full engine replacements...so they've had really poor reliability for me personally.

[@ken97531]

hyundai is stepping it up. hyundai till i hyundie

[@761jared]

@3:03 Wouldn't the Tuscon tow 33% more weight, but the RAV tows 25% less? Since the comparison is to the other vehicle, and not to it's own numbers.

[@CarConfections]

🤔

[@miguelircontar]

I like both but like the ruggedness of the Rav4 more

[@charlesjackson1700]

The Tucson is very Feminine looking ...

[@maxxmctn]

plus the engine/transmission in the RAV4 will outlast the Tucson's by years.

[@charlesjackson1700]

@@maxxmctn Korean engines will not hold up after 80K . That is why the resale is So bad !

[@maxxmctn]

@@charlesjackson1700 100% my point. They look nice but not reliable in the long run.

[@bradleydobbins6579]

@@charlesjackson1700 1 TOYOTA RAV 4 2 HYUNDAI TUCSON 3HONDA CRV

[@scotth1042]

Fantastic video guys! We are car shopping to replace an 11 year old CR-V and this was incredibly helpful!

[@CarConfections]

Glad to help!

[@RigiLiquid945]

I think the Hyundai heated steering wheel goes all around, whereas Toyota heated steering wheel is only half baked, so I'd add 0.5 to the Tucson. The push button shifter is better because it's not in the way, and there are paddle shifters, so I'd say they're even there. Camera mirrors, including blind spot cameras don't always help people that use reading glasses which they can't wear while driving. As for reliability, Hyundai has shot up there a long time ago. Those who think they haven't are probably brand snobs that will never change.

[@cesarebtc4982]

Thank You so much. I wanted to buy a vehicle for myself and I had to choose between these 2. Very helpful video bro. I loved it

[@CarConfections]

Glad we could help! Thanks for watching!

[@bt7348]

Pre ordered the 2022 Tucson Plug-In Hybrid. Upgrading from Jeep Cherokee 2014, the interior of RAV4 is soooo 2010. I would never buy a brand new RAV4, they have some homework to do.

[@haru_haru_har_har8213]

I just went ahead with a Tucson. Our base spec Tucson has like a lot of features, it's basically an SEL with 18inch rims 🤣 and is around $23k USD. The base spec RAV4 in our region goes for $40k USD, and yes, that's base spec. Toyota prices is stupid in our area 😂

[@Theoriginalborgy]

Thanks for the great video, I'm in the market of a SUV of this size for my wife who currently drives a Subaru Tribeca 2009 ( I have a FJ) I'm leaning towards the Tucson.

[@CarConfections]

Thanks, glad you liked the video!

[@Theoriginalborgy]

@@CarConfections not sure about the lack of a spare tire.

[@rafars2246]

@@Theoriginalborgy in the USA has a spare

[@MelloHubb]

If hyundai dropped the 2.5t in the Tucson awd for the Tucson n line I would buy it ASAP

[@dsstewbaby9]

Toyota is a Reliable vehicle period

[@francesgordon3178]

I still choose the Rav4 Hybrid version. It is nice to have great gas milage in a SUV.

[@charlesjackson1700]

Toyota verses no resale Korean product . Rav4 king of all crossover sales .. Followed by CRV .

[@brandonfairbanks376]

The Tucson also has a hybrid version that gets like 38 mpg combined

[@16odysseyexl]

The new Tucson is awesome, It definitely seems more premium than the RAV4.