2020 Hyundai Tucson

A bit expensive to own and maintain but luxurious with ample of space everywhere. 98% of you would love to be in control while driving, 2% is for sharp turns when you feel a little higher speed could have caused a rollover, it's big and bulky at sharp turns. On paper it's quicker and faster than Audi Q3 but not in real. Sometimes in heavy traffic in cities it gives an average of 3-4 km/l, on highways at 80km/h you can get around 16-17 km/l but who drives constantly at 80. It's a beast which is a fueloholic. On an average I get around 10-11 km/l. I love the looks from all sides, except the Nexon low profile tyres which looks cheaper for the pricy vehicle. The seating height is a bit low, though the driving seat can be adjusted but not the others. I am 5'8" and everyone in family is almost the same height Not all dealers have spares for this model. Hyundai has recalled twice since 2017 for change of parts which is a good thing for a company exploring new possibilities in high end cars and it's R&D.