Hyundai Tucson buying advice?
I'm considering a Hyundai Tucson, I especially like the 5 year warranty. - is it worth forking out the extra for the 4x4 2.0 Premium over the 1.7 SE nav which is only 2WD? And are there any competitors I should be looking at.
Asked on 16 December 2015 by MDH
Answered by
Honest John
Depends how you will be using it. Without special tyres 2WD will be useless in snow; worse than a conventional FWD hatchback. The obvious alternative is the new Suzuki Vitara S 1.4T BoosterJet that offers diesel economy, low CO2 and excellent performance from a petrol engine. Don't go near the 19-inch wheel option. Never have tyres lower profile than 55 on an SUV.
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