My girlfriend owns a 2013 Elantra as well, and its pretty solid. Hyundai is proving to be a manufacturer we can rely on and trust.

How does your sister feel about the Tuscan after owning it for two years?

Lucky!

Thanks! 😁

I'm thinking of buying a Tucson how does it handle the Rain & Snow.

is it good off-road?

Man, Hyundai came a long way and they made it :-)

Hey Joseph. How does you feel about the Tuscan after owning it for two years?

@@Luwee808 The car is excellent. It's a Limited Ultimate trim and has everything. It's comfortable and has a smoth ride. At the same time, it's small very versatile and easy to park in tight spaces. In all, I think I did a very good purchase with this 2021 Hyundai Tucson Limited Ultimate.

@@Luwee808 Good day Luwee808, Sorry for not answering until now. The 2021 Tucson is a fantastic car. Mine was the Ultimate trim which is even above the Limited version and has all the options, all the electronics, all the gadgets, all the high tech, panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats, navigation, etc. It was protected for almost two years inside a garage because of the pandemic, but every time I drove the small SUV it was a true pleasure. So agile, so versatile, easy to operate, easy to handle, easy to park between two cars. My Tucson Ultimate was a dream. And I say "was", because yesterday, I traded-in for a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Calligraphy which is also a dream. Hyundai SUVs are extremely well made, and I recommend them above Honda, Toyota and Nissan because you can get more options and perks with Hyundai and at a lesser price that the other 3, including better and longer warranties. Take care!

Go try to trade in with a 2021 Tucson to see how much they hold their value.

@Tristian Sullivan no way, because I made that website and it steals your credit cards!! (Sarcasm)

Thanks!

Got the n line 16Ti last week

Thanks!

I once owned a Jeep Cherokee Limited and it didn’t know how to get out of its own way! It was such a dud. It was stolen out of my driveway one night and the thieves got down to the end of the block and dumped it. Even they knew they weren’t going to get enough speed to get away. I was disappointed that it was recovered. I was already looking for a new car. Lol! Oh that car...

@Daniel Hernandez I have just under a year left on my current lease. I test drove a 2020 Sante Fe, really liked it. I will have to test a Tucson.

yes I do still have the 2017 Santa Fe, although it's not the sport. 31k miles and no issues 👍

Gold Pony my mom has about 70k. I do her oil changes every 5k... she has a long commute. I hope you and your family are safe and healthy!

My wife has a 2013 SF Sport 2.4L with about 70k. No issues at all. Is the AT fluid level correct?

Carlos Moreira yeah it just turned out to be a software issue. They hooked it up to their dealer tool and could see that it was resisting at too high an rpm. All they did was re program it and now it’s fine.

Not that I know of...

You never know, I waited for the redesign on the Escape and look what they came up with, lol, that strange redesign. Waited for the Buick GX but that was a let down too. The 2020/2021 Tucsons are still really nice.

The new Tucson is going to be debuting sept 13th it’s look futuristic

I think he got the dates wrong and this is a 2020...2021's are not out yet in NA and won't be until year end....We're waiting to drive one too

This is not the next generation Tucson. There are photos of that online. This is just the current generation. Don’t worry

My 2020 Sport Tucson is like you say. Just stand by the trunk and it opens by itself. I love that feature.

The ultimate I know for sure

That's the 2022 model for the U.S. 👍

Now. The 2022's are now on the lots. Also, dealers have added incentives for sales towards the end of the month so that's always better to wait too if possible.

Now just bought the limited 2500 rebate

I honestly don’t see much of a difference. The 2020 and 2021 pretty much the same price. Depending on where you go.

For the U.S. we get the redesign as a 2022 model 👍

Nope. 6 speed regular automatic. I have a 2021 shifts great won't buy a cvt or ivt

Facts

Yep. Not a high mileage vehicle for sure.

If you don't ask they will not just give it to you.

If you compare a challenger exhaust vs a Hyundai’s exhaust your an idiot

Not for the U.S... the redesign will be coming in 2022. Check out your local dealers lot if you're in the U.S. 👍

Did this all happen to your vehicle, if so what year? We have a 2016 Santa Fe that has only needed a wheel hub/bearing and rear wiper motor in 185,000 kms. The original brakes lasted until 130,000 kms. It has been a very reliable vehicle with low repair costs.

Sounds like you are saying that for work one who needs a compact sport utility and doesn’t want to break the bank, then this stylish and practical Hyundai Tucson with its long warranty & free scheduled maintenance for 36 months is a real value!

@@joshua9073 Sure, cheap work vehicle, although the fuel economy is not great.

Very true 👍

Also its same kia Sorrento price right !

Depends what your needs are. Some people like me have back problems and need to get into & out of something higher instead of a low seat in a compact. I had a Mazda 3 and traded it for that reason. I drove the Tucson and ended up buying a Tiguan and I can get in & out of it easily due to height. It’s not my dream car but I don’t hurt my back anymore like I did with Mazda 3.

@@Goran_kaka_hama The corolla is not as wide as the Tucson so it can't fit 5 people comfortably.

The engines are ok till the next gen Tucson arrive. The gen Tucson will have the same powertrains as the new Sonata.

Lol check Giambalvos website it's a 2021... And yes I got the info from a release to dealerships before it was available on the website. Don't be so quick to judge 🙂

What are the differences from the 2020 value edition and 2021 value edition or are they the same?

Apparently this is the right. However Hyundai does plan on Releasing the newer model that has a up new Interior later on this year I ask them on Twitter