2017 Hyundai TUCSON consumer reviews

This car was great in the snow this winter. I’ve never had a problem with the car. I love the ride. I’m very happy that I bought this car!

Had a Kia I put 70k on not a bit of trouble. Went with Hyundai because of warranty they have Kia has also same warranty.

This car has drivers legroom like i have never seen for a SUV its off the hook.And the tech on this vehicle is mind boggling,,I would recommend these vehicles to anyone who would like to take a step up

Bought used 2017 Tucson - previously leased. Looked brand new, drove very well. AWD and much heavier than my Accent. What I wanted. LOVE IT!!

Recall for abs module could catch car on fire, no parts available from manufacturer for repair. Advised by Hyundai to not park the car near home or garage. Good job Hyundai engineers!

I love my Hyundai Tucson. It does so well in the snow with the 4 wheel drive lock feature! I can park basically on top of a snow bank and get out with no worries. The braking is so smooth. Acceleration can be kinda jerky sometimes, but it is definitely zippy and smooth once you get going! The power seating is amazing with how many different options you have. A few things that I find unfavorable: the radio shuts off when you turn the car off and not when you open the door; and the windshield wipers are too complex in my opinion. Overall a great vehicle. Not too big or too small.

It is nice, except for the heater. It takes a good while before you get heat for the floor - the upper heater works well. I have found out that this is for all models of Hyundai.

This vehicle is spacious and perfect size for what I was looking for. Great gas mileage and a comfortable ride. Fits my child's carseat with space to spare

The car is pretty nice, I just wish there was a 3rd row. Overall I would recommend this car to others. It is a good car to have.

Our old Buick Rendezvous was a great vehicle for us, having owned it for 15 years and 200,000 miles, so it was a change for us to look at a smaller SUV. We researched other SUVs in this class and found that the Tucson was the best choice for us. While most categories earned 5 stars, the only category with a 4-star was comfort, and I think that's due to being compared to the nice ride of the larger and more comfortable Rendezvous -- the ride in the Tucson is a little stiffer. But it is a snappy SUV. And I love the handling. And the gas mileage isn't bad -- it's pretty decent, around 27 mpg for our use.