Overview & Reviews
For 2007, the Hyundai Tucson sees a drop in its base price of almost $1,000. SE and Limited models get standard dual-mode trip computers, and an updated audio system with improved controls and an enhanced CD changer with MP3 capability. All are subject to late availability.
- Generous warranty, ample standard safety features, spacious cabin, pleasant interior design.
- Weak four-cylinder engine, mediocre acceleration even with the V6, some cheap interior materials.
User Reviews:
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Will never buy Hyundai again - 2007 Hyundai TUCSON
By ralpho74 - September 5 - 1:07 pmI am a used car dealer. Bought this Tucson for my wife for fuel economy and it was a nice suv. Engine already making ticking noise with 40,000 miles. Went to Hyundai, they refused to fix. Said it was normal wear and tear. A Hyundai tech stated it needed a head job and that it should be covered under warranty.After talking to the service dept director, he refused to service it since it had been in an accident. Even though still a clean title with 40,000 miles, it wasnt covered under warranty. The accident was on the side doors. Nothing to do with engine. Reviews online state a lot of people with the same problem. Going back to Chevy. No more Hyundai. 100,000 miles warranty? NOT!
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Three Major Failures Already - 2007 Hyundai TUCSON
By CarGuy - August 20 - 9:26 amIn 8 months our Tuscon has left us stranded (wouldnt start due to the alarm module failing), required a new power steering pump (it was making awful noises), and decided to dump all its 4WD transfer case oil into our driveway. Its also been in for factory recalls. Its spend A LOT of unplanned time at the dealer (twice going in on a flat bed tow truck). Its not very confidence inspiring when it keeps having such serious problems? We like to backpack, and had the problems happened deep in the woods, we could have been seriously stranded. Hyundai roadside service is useless there. The gas mileage is no better than many MUCH larger SUVs which is also embarrasing.