Lemon
Bought the suv new and was the first to drive it. I really wanted the Tucson, and was excited to drive it. It was great for about a month and then the electronic system started acting up. The first time I went to use the gps my entire infotainment system and sound went down. Took to the dealership and they said it had a recall but they couldn’t get the part; so they did a quick restart of the system and I was on my way. This happened at least three more times before I got the replacement part installed. The new part lasted a month and the same thing happened. The warning sign that my infotainment system was about to crash was always that my school zone/ speed camera speed alerts would stop going off. Usually, within a few days after that my system would completely stop working. I would have a picture on my screen but no sound in the entire car: no gps directions, no phone, no music, and no warning system. I did some googling and found out this is a problem that has plagued the Tucson and the Sonata for over a decade. To make matters worse the dealership that I took my vehicle to acted like I was not just an inconvenience but also lying. They tried to tell me that my vehicle had no warnings on speed camera zones and one time told me they “fixed” it when I got into the vehicle nothing worked. I was beyond frustrated, mind you the vehicle had was than 3000 miles because I only drive about 10 a day round trip. Long story short, I tried it in on a more reliable brand.