I just bought my first brand-new car ever, so I thought I’d share my initial impressions. In terms of space, the car feels quite roomy for us as a family — maybe because none of us are particularly tall — so overall it feels very comfortable inside. As for comfort, it’s fine by me. Some people complain about the plastic feel of the materials, but I honestly think it’s perfectly acceptable. What’s bothering me the most right now is the smell of the materials inside — it’s a bit strong when you first open the door. I decided to put some charcoal bags inside and wait a few days to see if it improves. The buying experience itself was full of details I didn’t fully understand. Since it’s my first time buying a car, the salesperson was saying a lot of things that went over my head. I’m pretty sure some things slipped past me, but no worries — it’s all part of the learning process. Regarding fuel, I’ve driven around 50 km so far, and I think the consumption is about 8 liters per 100 km, which I find reasonable as a completely new driver. Performance-wise, it’s okay for now — the car feels a bit sluggish at low speeds, but once it gets moving, it smooths out and feels much better.

Has anyone actually bought the new model?

The new model has been significantly downgraded, don't buy it.

It's been predicted that Hyundai will exit the Chinese market in just a few years! If you want to buy, do it quickly at a high price, or you won't be able to get one.

Why is the compact Tucson L more expensive than the mid-size Sonata? What were they thinking?

A car that costs over a hundred thousand and yet the lower trim doesn't have electric seats, no radar, 18-inch wheels, and the seats are still fabric? Isn't this just asking for trouble?

How's the Tucson? Looking for opinions from those who've driven it. I'm thinking of waiting for the new model, but I'm not sure how it'll be.

I thought the Tucson was going to deliver something big, but it was a letdown. Goodbye!!

So expensive, bye-bye.

Exit the Chinese market within the next two years.

Is the pricing for the new Tucson still trying to take advantage of consumers? Seriously, if they sell more than 2000 units in a month, I'll eat my hat!

The new Tucson's unreasonable pricing and "discounts" seem like they're too full of themselves. Let's put this option aside for now. 👋

It's not as good as the Xingyue.

Hmm, it feels like holding back something big.

I've got an idle 07 Hyundai Tucson, in good condition and a single-owner car. It's mostly parked and unused, but the insurance costs me two thousand every year. When I try to sell it, they only offer three to five thousand. I already have another car and don't want to buy a new one. What should I do, fellow car enthusiasts?