2016 Hyundai Tucson (3rd Generation)

Here you go...no diesel options in SA for time being...

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Now all you guys who showed interest what's your take...

Finally a smaller turbo petrol hey
 
/stares at CRV, CX-5, Forester...

Why the hell would I want to pay that much for a Hyundai. The prices are high as expected but Hyundai has always been a "value for money/bargain" brand - the reason I bought an Elantra over the Focus ect. back in the day.

But if it is the same price.... wouldn't really consider it.
 
Saw one yesterday, looks pretty .... But reminds me of a smaller santa fe
 
R330k would have been the starting sweet spot. But meh I guess
 
/stares at CRV, CX-5, Forester...

Why the hell would I want to pay that much for a Hyundai. The prices are high as expected but Hyundai has always been a "value for money/bargain" brand - the reason I bought an Elantra over the Focus ect. back in the day.

But if it is the same price.... wouldn't really consider it.

yeah same with me but with the sister company, Kia. When I bought the Cerato it was a no brainer. To buy one now would mean you have no brain. Quite different.

Mazda is where the value is at the moment.
 
My opinion of hyundai is that while they are certainly a whole lot better than they used to be, their pricing seems to show that they think they have "arrived" at that premium segment when they haven't. It gets exponentially more difficult and look at how bmw, merc, audi/vw compete and have been competing for years. There are certain things you can change "overnight" but there are a lot of things that have been getting refined for ages now in that segment.
 
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"Hyundai will for now, offer the Tucson without a diesel engine option. Instead two petrols, one turbocharged will do duty.

The 1.6-litre turbo petrol engine (130kW/265Nm), from the Veloster turbo is introduced for the first time in a Hyundai SUV in SA. The Korean firm's seven-speed dual-clutch transmission is available with this engine and sits at the head of the local range. A six-speed manual is standard.

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A 2.0-litre normally aspirated engine with 115kW/196Nm is the other option and also only offered in 'Premium' spec. This derivative comes in six-speed manual form or a six-speed automatic."

Pricing

Hyundai Tucson 2.0 Nu Premium (manual) - R359 900
Hyundai Tucson 2.0 Nu Premium (automatic) - R379 900
Hyundai Tucson 2.0 Nu Elite (automatic) - R439 900
Hyundai Tucson 1.6 TGDi Executive (manual) - R419 900
Hyundai Tucson 1.6 TGDi Elite DCT AWD - R499 900

Hyundai has upped their five-year or 150 000km manufacturer's warranty, to now offer a 7-year or 200 000km drivetrain warrant is standard on the Tucson.

All derivatives come with a five-year or 90 000km service plan.

http://www.wheels24.co.za/NewModels/hyundai-sa-replaces-ix35-with-tucson-specs-and-prices-20160304

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What crap is this in 2016:

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2004 called & they want their infotainment system...

I'm hard up on Kia & Hyundai on the piss poor infotainment system as their latest cars are bloody expensive. If they were cheap & cheerful then one can be much more lenient.

You guys follow
 
Some Hyundai models get Android Auto in the states. Just feels like a rip off to do that to us for those prices
 
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