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  Favorite SUV - 2017 Hyundai TUCSON
  By Melanie - July 1 - 6:05 pm

  I test drove the Rav4, CX-5, Escape, and Santa Fe before deciding finally on the Tucson. My previous vehicle was a VW GTI, so it was important to me to get something that still looked and felt sporty while driving it and this Tucson qualifies for all of that. While I felt the CX-5 handled slightly better around curves, the Tucson gave a smooth and quiet ride. The acceleration is there when I need it, without the bumps of a sporty suspension. Unfortunately, in Hyundai, in order to get a sunroof one must purchase the highest model (Limited-Ultimate) that also comes with navigation and leather seats (with rear passenger heated seats)! Also, the cargo cover and all weather mats do not come standard and can carry a hefty price tag. For me, the bonuses that came with the panoramic sunroof were worth the extra price! I will say I have noticed that this 7-speed transmission can take some getting used to. Much like my GTI DSG transmission, even though its an automatic, it FEELS like a manual at times. On inclines, and some coasting to acceleration scenarios the transmission has lagged to shift into the correct gear. Im currently researching this to see if there is something wrong or just something to get used to.

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  New owner - one week review - 2017 Hyundai TUCSON
  By blues9366@gmail.com - June 21 - 10:51 am

  First off, this is a STRIPPER model. No frills, base model with very few options. BUT.... what all do you need? Power windows and locks? check. Cruise? check. AC? check. Audio system? check. What else do you really need? Im 50 and can remember when all the above was OPTIONAL stuff. Coming from different vehicles, I can say this vehicle works. It isnt super fast. Its a Crossover. Do I really need to sub 6 second 0 - 60 times? No. The audio is simple to use. It even has a TUNING knob. Does it have nav? Nope. but thats a hassle anymore if you have a smart phone. Google Maps is always updated. The Tucson is showing 27 mpg after the first week. Pretty good I think. Not the best, not the worst. And we live in hilly area at base of mountains, so 27 is pretty good in mixed driving. I do miss the power seats of my previous vehicles. Especially as my wife & I change drivers. The seat is not the most comfortable, but hoping as it wears in, will be less aggravation. Its good looking, practical transportation. No more, no less.

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  My new ride - 2017 Hyundai TUCSON
  By andy - June 11 - 5:25 pm

  Look for a car to replace my 2001 Mazda Tribute. The Hyundai Tucson Sport does the job. While I have only had it for 2 weeks I am enjoying it. The seating is comfortable even for my 6 2" frame. Visibility is good and the ride is great. Just filled it up and got 24 mpg driving in town. I love the kick it has with the Turbo engine. Rear seating is comfortable and the cargo space meets my needs. The instrument panel and displays are well layed out and very easy to use. The only down side is it hesitates at times when turning at an intersection after coming to a stop. I cant quite understand it but if it continues Ill take it to the dealership. If you want a small SUV I recommend this one.

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  My new tuscon - 2017 Hyundai TUCSON
  By Kathy Lindsley - December 14 - 2:08 pm

  Just so happy with my new car. The ride is so comfortable and the car handles so well. Just couldnt have found a car that had everything I want for an affordable price

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  Nice car - 2017 Hyundai TUCSON
  By Jh - September 22 - 12:45 am

  Nice car for the $. Tons of options included for under $30k

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  Nice vehicle, but shifts like an earthquake - 2017 Hyundai TUCSON
  By John - May 2 - 8:11 pm

  Took it for a test drive along with its sister the Kia Sportage. I think Hyundai screwed it up when they went to the 7 speed tranny. Hopefully Kia wont do it to its next year model

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  delundai - 2017 Hyundai TUCSON
  By Joseph Briggs - January 8 - 5:16 am

  Good vehicle for the price and 0.00% interest

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  Nice SUV. Loads of features for the price - 2017 Hyundai TUCSON
  By Tucson shopper - May 9 - 9:34 pm

  The 2017 Tucson in ECO drive mode shows some hesitation when driving off at lower speeds. The other available mode is SPORT which you have to select for it to be enabled. There should be an option of selecting how you want to drive the car. That is why I didnt give all the points in shifting. Tucsons are not necessarily the quietest ride in town but the level of road noise is perfectly bearable. The entertainment center is so loaded with features that it takes a while to get familiar with all the options and menus. Perhaps in a couple of months I will be able to score higher in this particular topic. Other than these minor inconveniences I am extremely happy with my purchase. This is a very well appointed trim with features found only in much more expensive models from other manufacturers