Displaying all 8 2007 Hyundai Tucson reviews.
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2007 Hyundai Tucson 4 Dr Limited Review
Nice Small Suv — Nice amenities inside and out - good cargo room for a small SUV, especially with rear seats folded down. Pretty good power from V6 engine. Nice amenities in Limited like heated leather seats, etc. Nice styling and great price for value. Owned car for almost 7 years and no mx problems! Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: good room, nice amenities, handles nicely Cons: mpg could be better, but has a v8 Looking for a Used Tucson in your area?CarGurus has 25,584 nationwide Tucson listings starting at $1,250. |
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2007 Hyundai Tucson 4 Dr Limited Review
Nice Smaller Suv — Overall - liked it - good family transport, rides nice and at 5 years old - zero mx problems. Rear seats fold down for lots of cargo room. Stylish color with features like leather seats, heated windshield wipers, heated seats, etc. Good choice. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: Good size, amenities. Cons: mpg |
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2007 Hyundai Tucson 4 Dr Limited Review
Great Cuv For The Value. — Overall I like the way the Tucson drives, for being a Hyundai it is very good. I have always liked the Tucson since it came out as a 2005 model and have wanted one and now I do. I wouldn't trade it in unless I got the new model. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: The only vehicle we have and I like the style. Cons: No complaints to avoid |
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2007 Hyundai Tucson 4 Dr SE Review
Perfect — low maintenance fuel efficient nice ride even though im using 18 inch rims no squeeks on the underchassis fast soft handling runs like a gasoline engine more mileage fun to drive nice appearance formal very cold aircon on a hot sunny day Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: fuel efficient Cons: no reason to avoid this car |
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2007 Hyundai Tucson 4 Dr Limited Review
Only Had It For 1 Month, But, At This Point In Time We Love It! — We've had the car for 1 month now. At this point in time we love it! I call it "Silver Blue Moon" (Because it is silver and we purchased it on January 1, 2010, The Blue Moon). It has a sporty look and it is fun to drive. The Engine is clean and looks appealing. The car has pep and power, it has the extra room we needed. We love the heated leather seats. We love the sunroof, the privacy glass windows and the great gas milage, approx. 24mpg. Primary Use: Family transportation |
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2007 Hyundai Tucson 4 Dr SE Review
Hyundai Tuscon — My first cross over and I like it. It drives and handles well. I have the 2.7 engine, 6cyl and I recomment the 3.3 engine, 6 cyl. More power. The family is jealous because we have the nicest SUV and they wish they can have one to. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: a lot of options are standard Cons: should have got the 3.3 engine |
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2007 Hyundai Tucson 4 Dr GLS Review
Much More Room — I enjoy the fact that I am higher up than a car. There is so much more room in this vehicle to load stuff in. It makes for a great family vehicle and yet it still looks sporty enough not to remind you of a minivan. One thing I miss having from my last vehicle is a moon roof. Pros: Lots of room Cons: not fast enough |
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2007 Hyundai Tucson 4 Dr GLS 4X4 Review
Quite Powerful, And Nice To Drive. — The steering felt awkward at first, almost too soft. The ride hight was nice, and you feel you have more influence on the road compared to driving smaller cars like Polo's. Nice and spacious inside, but the interior finishes could have been better. Pros: Powerful, high and spaciuos Cons: Possible fuel guzzler, and questionable finishes |
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