ஹூண்டாய் டுக்ஸன் 2016-2020 பயனர் மதிப்புரைகள்

I'm using this car's diesel top variant 2.0 AT 4WD for 1 year and trust it never disappointed me. I've driven the car to Manali, Nepal, Bhutan, Arunachal, Sikkim, Ladakh. But it never broke down in this period. But don't know why Indians avoid this vehicle as it is one of the highest-selling car across the world except for India. Car lover must try...

Ultimate design, ultimate feature, comfortable seats, and price.

Its good SUV but not worthy of its price. bought it 1 month before .need some changes it's in future. And alloy wheels also not much good...

I was looking for a 5 seater SUV and there was not much choice, tried Jeep compass and Creta but was not satisfied with overall performance and punch. Fortunately tried Tuscon diesel automatic and was satisfied with car dimensions, boot space, Engine Refinement and power and on TOP of that Hyundai launched GL(option) model with panoramic sunroof an...

It's been two years since the Hyundai Tucson re-entered the Indian market and so far it has done reasonably well. Now, with monthly sales hovering around 200 units, we won't call it a runaway success. But, since the addition of the all-wheel drive version, especially in the lower priced trim, the demand for the SUV has seen more consistent.  The T...

Hyundai, after a long generation gap, brought Tucson back to India. The SUV was first launched in the year 2005 and it was a vehicle that was much ahead of its time. Sadly, at that time it didn?t flourish well as the Indians were not ready to pay around Rs. 15 lakh on a compact SUV. But now the time has really changed and compact SUVs are dominatin...

On road price of Tucson is 26.70 L and Compass is 25.20 L.Hyundai is offering discounts to the tune of 1.30 L with an exchange offer. So the net price of the two is almost same. The spin off is whereas the former is AT the later has 4x4 advantage. Tucson is however bigger, broader, taller (true 5 seater), has a bigger boot, is more powerful, drives...

Hyundai has re-introduced the Tucson in India in an all-new avatar.The all-new Tucson has been launched carrying a introductory price tag of Rs 18.99 lakh for the base petrol variant, and Rs 24.99 lakh for the top-spec diesel variant (ex-showroom, Delhi). Design and Styling Everyone has their baggage and for the Tucson, it's the awkward styling of ...

Remember the first Hyundai Tucson? You probably won't. It went away as quietly as it came and in the five years it was around, Hyundai managed to sell only a piffling 1,810 units. The Tucson was one of Hyundai's rare flops, not because most people struggled to pronounce the name right (it's not -Tuck-son! but "Too-sawn" after the city in Arizona) b...

How can hyundai price tucson in such a manner, how can u spend 22 lakh exshowroom on suv which has some basic features missing. top end variants do not come with manual trasmission, this is pathetic. HYUNDAI need to rethink about pricing tucson.