The 2010 model was the first of the most recent generation of Tucson's for Hyundai, and nowhere is that more apparent than in its body shape and styling. It looks far more sleek and streamlined than its predecessors. Although I haven't seem any single feature that particularly sets it apart from other small-medium crossovers in the three and a half years I've owned it, it's proved reliable (no unforeseen complications or breakdowns), comfortable (multiple cross-state road trips), low-maintenance, and aesthetically pleasing. I've been proud to own it.

I personally like that it is a compact SUV, but it still has enough room in the back row for a car seat to be positioned correctly. It is low on gas intake and runs smoothly. I have had it for three years now with now problems at all. My year has the sunroof and moon roof which my son loves to look out of. They are also not to expensive but feel and look like they cost more.