What's Wrong with the Hyundai Tucson on Everyman Driver

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In the competitive compact SUV segment, the latest Hyundai Tucson checks all the boxes. It offers an efficient base model with a four-cylinder gas engine as well as a gas-electric hybrid trim and a plug-in hybrid version with up to 33 miles of all-electric range. On the road, the Tucson has a premium feel, thanks to its comfortable ride and quiet cabin. Acceleration is lackluster with the base engine, but the hybrid models get additional punch from their electric motors. The Tucson's interior is spacious for the class, with plenty of room for passengers and a generous cargo area. All trim levels come with a long list of standard features and advanced safety technology. Upper trim levels add options such as a 10.25-inch touchscreen interface, premium audio, and customizable ambient lighting. Primary competitors to the Tucson include the Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4, and Chevrolet Equinox.
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[@scotteustice6230]

Had a 2018 tucson.....it was totalled last year. I got slammed by a big work truck, airbags deployed no problem. Car was a champion. I bought a 2019 tucson as replacement. Absolutely love these cars.

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[@dreamdaisyray7654]

Thank you! I just purchased a used 2020 Hundai Tucson AWD Sport with 94k miles.

[@johnnymac6178]

I’m buying a 23 SEL next week! 😁 Can’t wait. I had a Sonata for a long time and I loved it!

[@ryancase8858]

You'll like it. I do

[@johnnymac6178]

@@ryancase8858I did buy one and the longer I have it the more I hate it. Biggest purchasing mistake of my life. I hate the fact that it is data tracking everything. I hate all the damn “driving” features that you have to turn off in the computer every time you start the car if you don’t want them on. I pray daily for a tree to fall on it or someone to steal it. I will sell this thing at a loss if necessary to the first person that shows up to buy it. I have it listed for the exact payoff amount and I lower it every month after I send away my hard earned dollars. I used to love just going for drives. Now I literally avoid driving unless it is absolutely necessary. DONT SELL YOUR OLDER CARS. You will be selling your privacy and your freedom along with it.

[@ja.935g67]

I got mine a '22 limited hybrid model from an auction with some rear right suspension/wheel damage for 23k and it cost me 4k to fix diy using dealer parts and a mobile welder. With 2k miles on the dash, rebuilt after 2 months and back on the road with over 4k miles now.

[@marzero116]

That's pretty awesome considering they go for about as much as a new one right now.

[@rntwins1]

For us the most annoying issue is the “check the inverter coolant” in a tucson hyundai constantly going off

[@UpClosewithLawrence]

I still have my Turbo 2016 Tucson. Loving it stil.

[@wolfshanze5980]

I had a Turbo 2018 Tucson (same generation as your 2016) and ALSO loved it... but... after seeing the new Tucson, I couldn't resist... I bought a 2023 Tucson Hybrid (with the same 1.6L Turbo engine in it... PLUS the electric engine)... I love my new 2023 Tucson way more than my 2018 Tucson (and I never had a problem with the 2018, great car, the 2023 is just that much better).

[@mohammedalalwani4787]

What problems have you experienced with dual clutch transmission?

[@UpClosewithLawrence]

@@mohammedalalwani4787 unfortunately I’m waiting for a new engine. It started burning oil at around 96k kilometres. Hyundai is going to cover it. I did and doing all my services with them.

[@dustyrusty2572]

My new 2022 hybrid starts vibrating, soon after it loss power. No reverse. Transmission problem. After I got it back, the following day hybrid battery failed, shutdown. Trade it in for a 2023 Hyundai Tucson. Big mistake poor axceleration., brakes pedal soft n goes too low( new brakes pad) gas tank n mileage doesn't match, poor alert sensors.n a few more problems

[@Rockinthehill]

I have the 22 Hybrid AWD and it's the best little SUV I ever had and she gets around 38mpg with more power than a regular Tucson with the 1.6L turbo.

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[@SaltySherry]

I just bought the 2024 Tucson Hybrid N-line. I only have 65 miles on it. I’ve read that it doesn’t get the mpg’s it’s supposed to. I hate the backup alarm. We quieted it up somewhat because it was obnoxious. This car needs not only a backup camera, it needs parking sensors. I couldn’t afford the limited so I had to settle for less options that I liked.

[@jeffb.6642]

My 2022 Tucson has been great in the year that I have had it, only real annoyance is that the gauge cluster brightness seems to have a mind of its own, dimming randomly for no reason. I've got the model with physical gauges and not one with the full digital instrument screen.

[@CodeDonut]

i believe there's a way to disable auto brightness

[@jeffb.6642]

@@CodeDonut Yeah it seems to happen regardless of that setting. It doesn't affect the infotainment screen in the center, only the gauges. It's strange. But if that's the biggest problem I have with the car, I can live with it.

[@SamuelGlover]

I love mine! Only thing I am not a fan of is the gas pedal how it’s connected to the floor. Other than that I love it! I also go with Triple A for car insurance. Full coverage $100/month

[@email2rahat]

How much do you get paid for the fake review/ comments

[@email2rahat]

Another paid fake comments

[@marzero116]

2022 TUCSON hybrid seems to have kept its value

[@MarkM58]

I own a 2020 Limited. It is a great vehicle.

[@jwlsngold5026]

I own a 2018 Hyundai Tucson Limited 1.6t AWD, purchased used in 2020 for a little over 21k. It had less than average miles and was serviced according to manufacturers specs. I don't foresee any major issues, but only plan on keeping the car another 2 years. My driving is only about 5k per year, so it should have decent resale value and about 50k miles once I'm ready to sell.

[@wolfshanze5980]

That's a great car, I had the 2018 Tucson with the 1.6L Turbo in it... but I traded it in for a 2023 Tucson Hybrid. I really did love my 2018, but I love the 2023 that much more.

[@scorproy123]

2022 Hyundayi Tucson Hybrid... Love it. But just recenlty while on highway the SUV stalled. Hybrid sustem alert. The power wont shift to ICE. Somehow solved it by pulling off. Then swiching off, and restarting, and nied to sports mode. Now I am really scared.

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[@Uber1337Nesss]

My wife have a 2022 limited, great car, right at 13k miles bought new december 2021. We love it, minus the mpg not being nearly what is advertised. We get about 20 mpg (non hybrid) Beautiful car though!

[@rohitnijhawan5281]

what's your city / highway driving mix? second, what average highway speeds do you do?

[@Uber1337Nesss]

@rohitnijhawan5281 it's driven mostly city

[@SaltySherry]

I have the Tucson 2022 limited too. I drove from Wisconsin to Florida twice and sometimes I was getting 31-32mpg. It does very well on the freeway. It was also so easy to drive with the lane keeping assist and adaptive cruise. I just bought the 2024 Tucson Hybrid. The engine with the turbo is so much quicker than my 2022 ICE car.

[@Uber1337Nesss]

How can you compare the CHR to a tucson? The CHR is tiny compared to it. They're not in the same category

[@Retiredmco]

Consumer Reports rates this vehicle as extremely reliable with extremely high consumer satisfaction!!!

[@Dani-it5sy]

Than they must have woken up at Hyundai. Has the electric power steering got any better😖? I had an i40 for one year and never had so many expenses on a car before. Bought it just out of warranty with only 20k miles on the clock. Excellent condition and full service history. At the end I spend 5k on it and than sold it with a 3k loss because there was a wobble/vibration under acceleration which we could not figure out what caused it. I had pumped enough money in to this wreck. This was my worst year as a car owner. I was hoping Hyundai was at the level, or close to the level of Toyotas but that was a big mistake. They are not. But maybe they got better now I don't know. Doubt it personally.

[@Retiredmco]

@@Dani-it5sy Again I refer you to consumer Reports!!!!!

[@anandvarghese1591]

I think you are Hyundai sales person 😁😁

[@Retiredmco]

@@anandvarghese1591 I know you're a TROLL

[@anandvarghese1591]

@@Retiredmco I think you are a door

[@peter2385]

I've ordered the 2025 Tucson and am trading my 2023 Ioniq 5 where the depreciation is €16,000 in 18 months !.

[@vanzramilo9010]

What type of fuel to use? Regular or premium?

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[@wolfshanze5980]

So every problem and stat quoted in this video is all based on older models of the Tucson, while he's showing pictures of the current 2022-2024 Tucsons which are completely redesigned and share little in common with the older previous Tucsons he was talking about. It's valid stats for older Tucsons, but frankly a little disingenuous to show all videos of the current Tucson imho. If he wants to talk nothing but stats of the older Tucsons, he should show footage of the older Tucsons... the current lineup is completely redesigned.

[@adamarcadegames]

Why the heck would they make that beautiful end line and not give it an option to have premium features? I was really disappointed by that as I don't think the plastic on the fenders looks as classy

[@SaltySherry]

I just bought the 2024 Tucson Hybrid N-line. I wish it had parking sensors and the obnoxious backup alarm is awful. What about the safety of the driver to not run into something😮. The backup camera isn’t that helpful if there are no beeps when getting too close to something. The govt is only worried about pedestrians. The 360 camera is the option that I miss that I had on my Limited Tucson. The engine is peppier though.

[@nitjigupta]

Best car! Toyota and Honda are overrated. Hyundai is also giving great warranty. Not sure why people are crazy about realisability. Everyone would change by 7-10 years. I feel that’s max age for any ways irrespective you drive a lot or not.

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[@Ron-kn6ur]

J.D. Power rates the 2023 Hyundai Tucson as 77 out of 100 which is fair. Toyota RAV4 rating is 82/100

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

Lmao jd power is a scam

[@wolfshanze5980]

Even by JD standards (and they're pretty bad), a 5 out of 100 point difference is nothing worth saying "see, this is way better". Having said that, the Toyota Rav4 has engine crack recalls currently going out... none for the 2023 Tucson... imagine that.

[@henrytenden]

Liar liar pants on fire!! 2018 Tucson 0 recall 2018 rav4 2 recalls 🤣🤣

[@khepron]

This is not necessarily a good measure as some companies refuse to do recalls when they should (e.g., Kia and Hyundai with the anti-theft issue).

[@henrytenden]

@@khepron Lol, you don't know what you are talking about!! First of all NHTSA NEVER ORDERED A RECALL for the anti theft issue. Second of all anti theft issues NOT A SAFETY ISSUE so I don't think NHTSA has the authority to order a recall anyway Third of all KIA/HYUNDAI NEVER MADE A CLAIMED/NOR THEY EVER ADVERTISED those cars as having an immobilizer. So you cannot claim false advertising. Fourth of all an immobilizer IS NOT a mandatory features for a car unlike a seatbelt, back up camera or TPMS. So KIA/HYUNDAI NOT VIOLATING ANY LAWS governed by NHTSA..nor they are under obligation to install an immobilizer on their car! It's an option that the consumers can choose to have by buying a higher trim that offers an immobilizer. At worst it's a bad publicity, but bad publicity is not a crime.... Therefore they are NOT under the obligation to do a voluntary recall...

[@2020JeepWrangler]

Ok Hyundai rat so we aren’t gonna talk about how Hyundais catch on fire and refuse to fix them, get stolen with phone chargers which is indeed a safety hazard, get bad IIHS safety ratings because they waste money on trying to make their cars look nice even though they still don’t (Palisade updated IIHS side test) meanwhile Toyota Highlander which doesn’t look like a cheese grater got a good rating, and also let’s not talk about Hyundai child labor.

[@henrytenden]

@@2020JeepWrangler Another thing is, it's funny that you care so much about Palisades safety rating while here you are choosing Jeep Wrangler as your screen name!! Don't you know that JEEP WRANGLER HAS A MUCH WORSE SAFETY RATINGS COMPARED TO PALISADES?!?! 😏😏 Not even considering Jeep Wrangler also have safety recall for RISK OF FIRE!!?! Oh, the irony!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MJA5]

it’s pretty cheap (pricewise) you have to give it that.

[@patrickgagnon9662]

Check the last five years of KIA /Hyundai recalls ....worst record of all companies , serious recalls ....no thank-you ...Mazda for me .

[@email2rahat]

This video is full of fake paid comments talking about good Hyundai and kia is. Google Hyundai and Kia class action, check product reviews

[@mlclark11]

All plastic inside . No leather besides arm rest. .loud cabin. Wind easily pushes car around . That does not male me feel safe. The car is too light in the azz.

[@SaltySherry]

Not true. I have the 2022 Tucson and it doesn’t have much wind noise and I drove it on two long trips and wind does not affect it much. It drives very nice. I like Tucson’s so much, I just bought the 2024 Tucson Hybrid. It has a peppier engine and it’s so quiet. The tires are very quiet Michelin’s that come on the Hybrid N-line.

[@hazardjsimpson]

I'd posit the only good thing about it is the external appearance. Everything is a snoozefest that feels like a wish list from 60 year old ladies. It's the most boring damn car I have ever owned.

[@wolfshanze5980]

You said you own a Rav4? What you described is most certainly the Rav4.

[@hazardjsimpson]

@@wolfshanze5980 nope. 2021 Tucson. I'm trading it in tomorrow for a Ford Edge Titanium.

[@wolfshanze5980]

@@hazardjsimpson Egads, I drove a Ford Edge on a Rental not long ago... you think that interior is exciting? The Edge is functional, but its a total snoozefest of a car... generic as all get out.

[@hazardjsimpson]

@@wolfshanze5980 Titanium model with a 12-in LCD center console screen and Heated seats? Heated steering wheel? AWD? 200+ hp? Sounds pretty exciting to me. My tucson doesn't even have powered seats, it's super basic.