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This 2019 Black Noir Pearl Hyundai Tucson Value AWD is well equipped and includes these features and benefits:\nAWD. Odometer is 19125 miles below market average!\nKBB.com Consumer Reviews\nOverall\n4\nOut of 5\nAt Our Age\nBy Sky | on Friday, January 17, 2020\n5.0\nMy wife and I had two cars, I had a 2004 Honda Pilot she had a 2017 Elantra. My wife is short and I am tall. We had to compromise. I couldn't get in and out of the Elantra and she couldn't drive the PIlot.\nThe Tucson is the compromise, I like the design and the ease of getting in and out of the cabin. She likes the fact it fit her. An adjustable steering column makes it a great feature for those shorter people, like my wife.\nWe need a good reliable vehicle, good on gas and at a price which we can afford. The vehicle has a lot of features for the money, far more than others in that body style\nAnother feature we like was the warranty, 5 years or 60K miles plus 100K or 10 years on the engine and drivetrain.\nSince we are both retired and live very close to our store and doctors we are not worried about turbocharged engines.\nGreat vehicle for the older generation, comfortable and quiet.\nWorse car ever\nBy Jo John | on Monday, October 30, 2023\n1.0\nI drove a 2006 Tucson for 17 years, NO issues.\nThis car is not a good car. Very disappointed in The 2017 Tucson. I spent every penny I had thinking I was buying a great car. This is a nightmare. I will never buy a Hyundai again. Selling this one as fast as I can. It hasbeen easy, a LOT of people know this car is crao. I wish I had known!\n2017 Tucson Engine Gone Bad\nBy BadTucson2017 | on Thursday, March 17, 2022\n1.0\nI have a 2017 Hyundai Tuscon that I purchased new, 5 years ago. My vehicle is garaged and I do all my maintenance timely at the dealership. 9 months ago, I was driving on the highway and my vehicle suddenly started to lose power and the engine got very loud. I had the vehicle towed to the dealership, where my vehicle remained for 3 months. After fighting for a week, the dealer finally gave me a loaner. Long story short, the dealer replaced my engine. Roll forward 6 months, March of 2022, I'm once again driving on the highway and my engine light comes on and my vehicle reduced speed to 30 MPH. I had to put on my hazards and get off the highway. Once again, I had the vehicle towed to the dealer. I then had to rent a vehicle as the dealer would not give me a loaner. I will now fight Hyundai to reimburse me for the rental fee. I was told by the dealer that the Knock Sensor Assembly went and caused the vehicle to only travel at 30 MPH. I have my vehicle back but I think it's time to unload it. When my engine failed, this was not a recall but Hyundai knew exactly what it was. I was still under warrantee at the time of the incident.

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