Hyundai Tucson

I love my Hyundai Tucson! I was fed up of being intimidated by impatient drivers on the narrow country lanes where I live. In a small hatchback I found big cars driving inches from my back bumper so I wanted something chunky to make me feel safe. And the Tuscon does exactly that. The Tucson is big enough to feel safe on windy country roads, but compact enough to park in town car parks. The darkened windows seem to stop intimitdation and the glare of others headlights at night. Its a car built to be practical not to look glamourous. Inside is servicable, easy to keep clean rather than luxurious. Great for people with dogs - ...  Read the complete review

I have no intention to drive off a proper metalled road (at least not deliberately), nor do I indulge in the daily school run with hordes of kids, bags, PE kit and the like. However when we changed the car last May we did decide to buy a 4x4 Hyundai Tucson (pronounced Toooson) 2.0 CDX. Curiously the manufacturer describes this as a Sports Utility Vehicle or SUV. Now my image of a sports vehicle is low slung, cramped, goes like mad, makes heads turn; so certainly not like this chunky beast. Best described as large 5 door hatchback, it is a budget offering from Korea. Indeed the Kia Sportage shares the same Corporate ownership, running gear, many ...  Read the complete review

I went test driving the other day for a large family car and I came across the Hyundai Tuscon 2.0 GLS 4x2 and the 2.0 4x4 CRDi (diesel). Now the impressive thing about this vehicle is that it comes in so many different colours nice one for the ladies. The showroom floor had the following colours on display Warm Silver, Charcoal Grey, Aqua Silver, Teal Blue and Ebony Black. I hopped into the Aqua Silver 2.0 GLS, which has a blueish tinge to it. Man this car can go and it is so high off the ground you feel like you are flying. Exterior The Tuscon has an urban modern image emphasizing straight lines and incorporating curvy ...  Read the complete review