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2011 Hyundai Tucsonhenrys nana, Atlanta, GA, December 20, 2011 23:25I bought my 2011 Hyundai Tuscon , I got stranded 3.5 miles from home over thanksgiving 2011, The EPS light came on and could not steer. It was towed to Capital Hyundai in Montgomery Alabama, where service writer said the power steering colum had to be replaced. Well they gave me a loaner and I dove home. came back 2 days later.. No charge. Capital Hyundai lied to me, I dove the car off their lot and stoped .,Opened door and removed the power steering fuse from under the hood 10amp fuse, well good golly! I recreated the problem.. Not only did Capital Hyundai lie to me , they gave me a dirty car. it was not vaccumed out nor was it washed. I am now ready to sell this car. I called and was told they are are franchise, and almost 1 month later, no word from the dealership owner, I had called and left messages..
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2007 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Edgecomb, ME, September 28, 2011 20:25Yeah, same story, 50K back brakes needed replacing. Must be a fault with these TucsonsFlag ThisLike0
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2005 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Pembroke Pines, FL, August 12, 2011 08:48EXCELLENT SUV!Flag ThisLike0
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2007 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Missouri City, TX, August 06, 2011 19:22Purchased the Limited 2007 Tucson brand new. Started having problems with the vehicle close to the end of my warranty. Problems included cranking issues, transmission acceleration and fuel smell. Took it to several authorized Hyundai Dealerships and they couldn't figure out what was wrong with the car. They called a field engineer in and the end result was that they voided my warranty because of their "Authorized" Hyundai dealership installed an alarm system without my permission. Now I'm stuck with a car note and a non working car. My advise to people looking into purchasing an Hyundai, well, Don't! Their cars my look good on the outside but they're a lemon on the inside. Plus, do you realy want to purchase a vehicle from a company that will void your warranty and leave you hanging with a car note. In addition, my car is a BIG red flag safety problem and they don't car to repair it. Sounds like another Toyota in the making! You have been alerted!Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2010 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Merrimack, NH, May 18, 2011 12:05Bakes seemed to always look rusty. When pressing the brake pedal, I would feel the brakes pulsing. Failed state inspection after only 10500 miles for bad rear brakes (1mm on both sides). Now I will try to have Hyundai replace the brake pads, and possibly rotors under warranty. Other than that... love my Tuscon.Flag ThisLike0
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2007 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Lynch Station, VA, November 01, 2010 21:50the biggest problem ive gotb with the 2007 Tucson city is that in just over two years ive had to replace the brake pads and get the disc machine 3 times, and noone can get my wheel alignment right, my car has only travelled 50,000km since july 2007. has anyone else had this problem?Flag ThisLike | 2 people like this2
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2006 Hyundai TucsonDJ LaPorte, Milwaukee, WI, May 24, 2010 11:49We own the V6 Limited. A solid, reliable car that I would buy again. Vehicle has had very few problems (with the exception of mediocre gas mileage). We run with headlamps "ON" at all times & have gone through NUMEROUS sets of low-beam lamps. In an effort to curb premature wear, we have begun to turn the lights on only AFTER starting (vs. leaving them on 24/7). Update: After 5 months, the headlamp problem described in January seems to have been solved by turning the lights off prior to start-up.
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2006 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Princess Anne, MD, May 19, 2010 13:49I bought my Tucson brand new in 2006. It's the lowest model they have - GLS 5-speed manual transmission - and it's awesome! It has A/C, power steering, power mirrors, power windows, cruise control, separate rear window opening from gate, power plugs throughout (which have come in handy more than I expected), intermittent wipers (which vary in speed depending on how fast you're going), and sun visors with sliding extensions (which I've only seen previously in expensive Buicks). Additionally, I routinely get 28-32 mpg on the highway which is usually unheard of in an SUV. The back seat fits a convertible car seat in the rear-facing position even behind the driver & passenger seats without having to scoot forward. The rear seats recline, have adjustable headrests, and are comfortable for adults. Not to mention this thing has air bags on all sides. Can you tell I LOVE my Tucson?Flag ThisLike0
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2006 Hyundai Tucsonbks9597, Henderson, NV, August 27, 2009 11:39Great car! The only issue is the brakes. Pads get worn out too soon because it's a heavy car. I would buy another one!
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2006 Hyundai Tucsoncdrah, Yukon, OK, July 22, 2009 19:40I like my Tuscon, plenty of room, comfortable ride, just wish it wasn't 4 wheel drive so i'd get better mpg.
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2007 Hyundai TucsonIdahorat, Boise, ID, March 14, 2009 13:29I've owned this car for going on the 3rd year and I love it!!! The only thing I would do different would be leather seats. Great overall car!
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