2019 Hyundai TUCSON consumer reviews

I have owned Fords, Infiniti’s, Nissans, Mercedes a Chrysler and a Mazda. I never thought I’d buy a Hyundai but after seeking a smaller suv due to a job that requires a ton of driving, I found the Hyundai TUSCON ULTIMATE. A luxury edition in a practical price range. I test drove 10 brands and was shocked when I found that many of the features I needed were promoted in Hyundai’s. I was also thrilled to find a beautiful luxury package that offered everything I’d get from a luxury brand: heated and A/C seats, biggest sun/moon roof in the smaller SUV range, keyless rear cargo entry, cameras front and back, infinity sound system that is awesome, safety alerts and lane correction, even has a feature that allows adjustment to the front car while driving in cruise control. The Ultimate includes an app that is incredible. It can turn your car on and off from your phone. Turn on your headlights and activate your horn. You are emailed/texted alerts if keys are left in the car etc. The best thing I got for a nominal increase was 150,000 bumper to bumper and the dealer I purchased it from also included a lifetime power train. I took advantage of the zero percent loan. I also am thrilled with The three year oil changes that come standard with Hyundai. Lastly, the 2.4 engine is zippy and fun to drive and the exterior turns heads. The top package has such beautiful wheels and lights. It’s one beautiful car. Mine is Dusty Blue.

I enjoy everything about my vehicle except for the phone app to remote start it. My house is in a bad cell area. If the weather is bad I cannot connect with my car to start it. After the three years free is up the fee to continue is ridiculous AND if I had known the headlights would flash on and off until I entered the car I would not have purchased it.

I love this vehicle, it has everything that I want and need in a vehicle. My only disappointment is that I have to get a roof rack for it since this particular one does not come with it.

It turns heads for sure, really sharp looking suv, it rides smooth and quiet really enjoy driving it and it has a ton of room

Great buy! Excellent handling and I love all of the up to date features! I definitely Stand out with my “knight edition” I haven’t seen my car on the road yet!

Great space, but something is wrong with the engine, I am having trouble with mines. I am fed up , the dealer is trying but something is wrong with this model, it rough files violently, it is a nice looking vehicle but something is wrong.

I love the safety features, the keyless entry which prevents me from locking my keys in my car! I feel safe and comfortable in this car and it's very stylish too!

I never planned to buy Hyundai car, but ended to own one. It’s 2019 Tucson. What is annoying: windshield wipers , climate control. What is makes me to hate this car- extremely uncomfortable seats! If you drive for 15-20 minutes in a city - it’s good, but if you drive one hour and longer - as I do the seat is a torture device. Feels like leaning on a tree trunk or if sitting on a park bench. I go skiing, and for other outdoor activities- dread now how I will handle my upcoming trip to Twisp ( 5 hours of drive). After driving for more than one hour feels as someone beat me up with a stick. I found out that instead of concentrating on a safe driving I constantly trying to find a position for my body to ease discomfort. Terrible. I had Toyota RAV4, 2000 before- was driving hours and days! Long trips -6-8-12 and even longer - never any problems. After driving Tucson- I am at home lie down on a floor trying to ease pain. Searching now what I can do ( what to buy (!) to make the seat more comfortable), of course planning to get rid of the car as soon as I will be able. I never had problems with my back - just to make it’s clear.

Just wanted everyone to know I had a 2019 Tucson luxury and my son was driving it with my younger son when someone plowed into the rear end at a good speed and the vehicle did its job but was written off. I was so pleased with the safety features on the Tucson that I am getting the same one but a 2020. Great vehicle for the money.

After extensive research on subcompact and compact SUVs, I settled on the 2019 Hyundai Tucson. I purchased an end-of-year Sport trim with 19-inch wheels, 2.4-liter engine, automatic lift gate, and Infinity sound system. My impressions after 2850 miles, which included a recent 1000-mile road trip, are as follows: - engine provides adequate power in-town and on highways; maintains speed on mountain roads - automatic transmission shifts smoothly in both directions - handling secure and reliable but not especially sporty even in the "Sport" driving mode - seats comfortable; driver's seat especially so with power-assisted adjustments; manual front passenger less so and sits low - ride variable; very smooth and quiet on well-paved blacktop; less so on other surfaces with the 19-inch wheels - mpg slightly better than EPA estimates driving conservatively - rear-view vision somewhat hampered by small lift gate window and wide rear body pillars; distance of vehicle front to close objects difficult to estimate due to lowered front end - easy to use infotainment and climate control systems; upgraded sound system provides plenty of well-distributed volume around the eight speakers with only minor distortion at upper end - rear-view camera adequate; less sharp at night and at distance - cargo area small but sufficient for light luggage, shopping, etc. Overall, I am very pleased so far with my 2019 Tucson; a lot of vehicle for the price and backed by the best new-car warranty in the industry.