Hyundai Tucson

A new model for 2010, Hyundai's Tucson solid SUV has fully new outlook on life. This formerly to some extent dowdy do-all's newest makeover adds confident, vivid lines with a silhouette that speaks of town freeways rather than country back roads. Below the hood, a new engine offers a significant boost in fuel economy as well. It seems like a common tactic, though not one that's been commonly seen at this price point. Then again, if luxury SUVs like BMW's X3 and Audi's Q5 are going sporty and car like, why not the affordable ones as well? Intended primarily at "soft-roaders" like the Honda CR-V and Nissan Rogue, the new hyundai tucson features extroverted styling that enables it to stand out in the full compact crossover/SUV class. Improved economy and comfort are the major news. The Tucson is also the lightest motor vehicle in its segment, which provides a number of show and efficiency benefits. Tucson's fresh face is subject by a narrower, hexagonal grille with strong greater and lower elements and recurring X shapes. Diamond-shaped door handle cutouts tell apart the sides, and a steep rake to the rear hatchback cuts load space, but provides a racy looks. Up-level Tucsons are set apart by two-tone armor, while piano-black and chrome accents, mirror-mounted turn indication repeaters and fog lights are used on the restricted model. In full-dress trim, the Tucson is a very beautiful little SUV certainly.