2017 Hyundai TUCSON consumer reviews

This car doesn't shift properly, it's very jerky and rough. It also seems like it wants to stall in stop n go traffic. Worse yet it sometimes fails to accelerate. This is a known problem that Hyundai choses to nothing about with the Tuscon. Since they can't duplicate anything other than the rough shifting they refuse to give me a properly functioning car or refund. Yet they freely admit to the shifting problem that was not disclosed.

i am a home-based worked who drives very little, but still need a reliable car with as many safety and comfort features as fit my budget. The Tucson is just right -- i love the steering, and have no problems parking it anywhere. I would buy it again if i needed a car right now

The center of gravity sucks, loud and clangy, very cheap feeling. When you stop everyone in the car flies forward. WHen you accelerate, everyone flies backward. And it?s not fast.

Drives nice-good in traffic-comfortable-great gas mileage.I really like the set up of the SUV-able to comfortably sit 5 passengers and if needed to transport the rear seats (which are heated) go down.

every thing about this car is great except the duel clutch transmission. it doesn't engage properly when you need the power at low speeds. one day this problem will get someone killed. would be nice if hyundai would take this serious and do something about it. they know this is happening, and do nothing!

This small preowned 2017 Hyundai Tucson SUV meets all m needs. I am glad I decided to test drive it (and purchased it) over the Kia Sportage.

The ride is comfortable. The car seems to jump at the point when I step on the accelerator from a stopped position. The air conditioner works great. The fuel economy is quite good.

The Tucson 2.0 FWD 2017 is an excellent entry-level SUV. The price is not too punishing and so is the mileage. While the performance leaves for something to be desired, the drive is still quite a bit of fun and the vehicle handles excellently. For the price of a souped-up Corolla or Civic, one can have more comfortable ride (bigger tires/suspension + lot more room inside), nearly identical fuel efficiency (i drive normally and average 8L/100km combined), while giving up little on the extras (Tucson comes preloaded very well, largely missing only alloy wheels unless you pay extra) and a bit of performance. For a new family or a person who shops on a budget but likes an elevated drive, the Tucson is ideal vehicle. Hyundai's top of the line warranty and low rates are just extra bonus! Recommend!

It?s really nice, especially for the money. It fits my family, we ride really comfortable in the Tucson. The price fit my budget for a new suv.

The car took my family everywhere, from store to parks, to church and a lot of fun activities. It?s comfortable and silent. But the most important thing, it?s safe.