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2019 Hyundai Tucson Value FWD Overview

Once thought of as a cheap Korean car with negligible quality control, Hyundai has come a long way in building its reputation as a safe, solid, and reliable competitor to more expensive foreign automakers. Its new emphasis on improved quality and performance was evident in the introduction of the Hyundai Tucson in 2005. This compact SUV took the place of the Santa Fe as Hyundai's entry-level SUV, as the Santa Fe rightly moved into the mid-sized segment.

The Tucson packs a lot of standard equipment into even its base model, the most notable of which are the safety features. When introduced in 2005, all levels came with six airbags, ABS brakes, and traction and stability control, eclipsing most other compact SUVs in the segment, like the Ford Escape. Though the CR-V came with all of these features, it was sold at a higher price point. Offered as GL, GLS, and LX (later Limited), the Tucson was well equipped with power features, cruise control, and CD player, with leather seats and upgraded audio added as you moved up the line. Both an I4 and V6 were offered in either front-wheel or full-time all-wheel drive. The Tucson sat four in a surprisingly roomy interior, with more backseat head and legroom than the Santa Fe. Rear seats folded flat into the floor to expand the somewhat small cargo area. The front passenger seat also folded flat.

There have been few changes to the Hyundai Tucson since its debut in 2005. These have mostly been alterations in trim designations in order to align with the other names in the Hyundai brand. The current lineup consists of the base GLS, SE, and top-end Limited. It remains a popular choice for single owners or young families who are looking for the functionality of an SUV without the high price tag or unwieldy handling of larger models.

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2019 Hyundai Tucson Value FWD Reviews

Great Car

by kamiah

I have owned this car for 2 years now & I love it. It averages 35 mpg. It does awesome on bad roads & it is fun to drive. The only thing I could possibly complain about is the light color on the interior. It is so easy to keep clean tho that I even have problems complaining about that. It is roomy on the inside & easy to get in & out of. The passenger seat could sit a little higher & be more adjustable but for a base model car I am impressed with everything about it
A pretty good car that is a family and a convenient day to day car.

by Ahmedzatar

The car in my opinion is very nice and affordable. It is a very convenient car for a family and day to day driving. I didn't really find anything i didn't like about the car. I used to drive a Honda CR-V and i would chose the Hyundai over it.
good little car

by jackandgoody

So far, we love this little car. It is not as comfortable as our Buick, but it does exactly what we bought it for. We love it because it is small and we can get around easily in crowded places. Gas mileage is the other reason we purchased it.