2016 Hyundai TUCSON consumer reviews

I couldn't be happier with my Tuscon. It is comfortable, with lots of room in the back seat, and a decent sized trunk. Although it only has a 2.0 liter engine, it performs well thanks to the 6 speed gear box. I love that I can shift gears by hand, if desired. I have a very steep downhill I go down daily. I can easily shift to 2nd or 3rd, and save wear and tear on my brakes. I almost always drive in economy mode, which gives me good mileage. I average around 23 mpg in the city. The sound system is good, and the bluetooth link to my phone works easily and well. I am a happy camper.

My 2016 Tuscon was extremely well cared for. I love the comfortable drive and am happy with my purchase. It's currently averaging 27 mpg. Not bad considering I do many short, in-town drives.

Awesome car. Very sporty. Compact. Easy to handle. Great gas mileage. Perfect size. Great for school kids. Great for family. Easy to take care of. Love the Tucson!!!

We needed a vehicle larger than our Sonata as a second car. The Tucson is perfect for our needs. And it fits comfortably in the garage.

Okay... get ready for the longest review ever (not really). I got this car as my 18th birthday present, and luckily I got the top Limited model (but lacked the Ultimate Package), and let me tell you. It is a blast to drive and is a smooth and comfortable car when driven leisurely. You can't really say that about compact SUVs. Despite it's sloping roofline, I have PLENTY of head and legroom, even with me being six-two. The powertrain is great, and the Turbo is FAST. Compared to a 2014 Ford Escape (with the 1.6L EcoBoost (my mother drives this car)), the Tucson will get up and will GO. I had to dock the powertrain for only one reason, and that is the transmission. I generally don't experience this, but it will sometimes lightly jerk or hesitate to get going. I think this is a normal occurrence among new cars with super-techy transmissions (Ford Escape), but it is almost unnoticeable. Despite that, the transmission is quick to shift, drives nicely, and is pretty well relaxed and refined. Even in ECO mode, I can press the gas and it won't hesitate AT ALL and it will move. I love the design of the car, as it looks like an evolution to the third-gen Ford Escape that ditched the box shape that plagued the Escape for the first and second-generation cars. It looks dynamic, aggressive, but head-turning and luxurious. Most of all, the technology and safety is impressive. I love that I can just walk up to the hatch and stand there for a few seconds and the trunk will open. It's really awesome. I liked Ford's idea about the foot motion tailgate, but Hyundai's system is (to me) a lot easier to use and (personally) safer. I also wished Hyundai would add emergency braking to other models other than the Limited trim with the Ultimate Package. But, at least you do get nice safety features on the Limited trim. It comes with Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Blind Spot Information System, Lane Change Assist (tells you a car is in your blind spot when the corresponding turn signal is activated), and Lane Keep Assist (I haven't tested this yet, and hopefully I don't have to). I don't have to worry about my car leaving me stranded on the side of the road, as the powertrain comes with a 10 YEAR or 100,000 MILE LIMITED WARRANTY. That means if my engine goes bad, or the transmission blows, it will be covered for 10 years or 100k miles. That is a real piece of mind considering how techy this SUV is, and it tells you how much Hyundai cares about reliability. Overall, Hyundai stepped up it's game with the new Tucson. They've been on a BURNING streak lately, and the Tucson is one of the best offerings that Hyundai has ever produced. There's no doubt that I will give this car anything lower than five stars.

I absolutely love this SUV. It's a great family car sporty and has all the bells and whistles including heated and AC seats, turbocharged, folding rear seat, and plenty of space to move large items.

I love all the bells and whistle from the heated seats to the heated mirrors. Ease in adjusting the mirrors, steering wheel, seats, space in the back and especially the panoramic sunroof.

I have the limited ultimate edition and it?s everything I wanted in a car. It handles well, super comfortable, easy to see out of, a lot of safety features.

I owned a 2015 Hyundai Tucson which I bought new and got better performance and stability in that one than the one I own now. (2016) Overall is not a bad car at all, I plan to own it for at least 10 years more. Is reliable great with gas, spacious and comfortable. More room in the interior than the previous version.

Has everything I wanted, except for CD player. I love the sharp styling. I chose Black pearl Noir w/ beige interior. I'm glad that I purchased my Tucson.