I have a SE Nav 1.6 normally aspirated petrol. It's perfectly fine for town use, and I can get 42 mpg easily. Easy to drive and bags of room with real comfortable suspension.
I have a 2016 plate 1.7 diesel se nav and must say i have nothing but praise for the car love it, looks gorgeous drives very very well and is economical with plenty of cabin space good cars!
The only review to have mentioned the thigh support in the driver’s seat- I test drove a Tucson and ended up with leg pain due to lack of support but I don’t consider myself particularly tall at 5’ 8”
I have a SE Nav 1.6 normally aspirated petrol. It's perfectly fine for town use, and I can get 42 mpg easily. Easy to drive and bags of room with real comfortable suspension.
I've had both and it's the Hyundai all day long, an absolute no brainer
I have a 2016 plate 1.7 diesel se nav and must say i have nothing but praise for the car love it, looks gorgeous drives very very well and is economical with plenty of cabin space good cars!
I choose the Hyundai!!👌
Strange to be reviewing this now considering it’s about to be replaced with a totally new model 😕
The only review to have mentioned the thigh support in the driver’s seat- I test drove a Tucson and ended up with leg pain due to lack of support but I don’t consider myself particularly tall at 5’ 8”
We like to go into detail, Jez!
Give me a reason to buy this thing and I’ll give you 10 why it’s already obsolete. Go electric please
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