We got the 2017 Tucson because my wife had had a 2005 Tucson that she really liked. It is a good reliable car. I only wish we had known about the double clutch six-speed transmission in this Sport 1.6 model. It is different. It shifts differently from most automatics. At times it searches for a gear and cannot find one right away. It has been back to the dealer, and they say this is just how this car is. It has had recalls on it and supposedly been fixed. It is not real bad and not all the time but enough to be annoying. I am sure we would have been happier with the same model without this funky double clutch transmission. Nothing really wrong with Hyundai or Kia, but they have a problem with this transmission. Other than that, the car has good visibility and a good feel to it. Gas mileage is a bit disappointing too, as we cannot even get 30 mpg with it. Overall, I would buy another one but not this model with this transmission.

My vehicle performs well. It handles icy roads great. I live where it snows a lot, and I have not had any problems driving in the snow. For an SUV, it gets good gas mileage. I have not had it very long, but it has worked well so far. I dislike that it doesn't accelerate very quickly, but I don't really expect an SUV to accelerate quickly anyway. I prefer a fast sports car so I don't like that it is an SUV, but an SUV is more practical for my life since I have a small child. It gets good gas mileage. It has space for my baby's stroller. I especially like that it has all-wheel drive when driving in the snow.