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Anybody knows when is this new SUV coming to town? https://www.hyundaiusa.com/all-new-tucson/
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TL;DR - A Hyundai Tucson reverses into a stationary car at the traffic lights along Esplanade Drive. Plot twist; the Tucson is a Singapore Police Force vehicle. A video of a Singapore Police Force Hyundai Tucson reversing into another car has surfaced on SGRV’s Facebook page. Since its posting around midnight, it has garnered a whopping 203 shares. Watch the 53-second video here: What happening? Image: Hyundai.com.sg The driver of the latest Police fast response Hyundai Tucson does a serious booboo. As mentioned earlier, the cam car and the Tucson stop at a traffic light. However, in a strange turn of events, the Tucson reverses and hits the front of the cam car. I think the Police officer wanted to turn right instead of going straight and did not check his blind spots or rear-view mirror. Does this place look familiar? If you’re unsure of where this takes place, here’s a rough idea of where I think this incident happened. It should be at this junction highlighted above. Another interesting thing After the ‘collision’, the red and blue lights on the Police vehicle suddenly light up. Not sure why. Pretty strange. But one Netizen had a theory. Online Chatter Let’s look at other interesting comments. These comments don’t fail to disappoint. Well, suffice to say, the Police Officer is definitely BBQ-le. ========= Be the first to get the latest road/ COE news and get first dibs on exclusive promos and giveaways in our Telegram SGCM Community. Join us today! -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCVkIiqb5Rs Wonder if it will arrive with the 1.6T Looks hot and at least is able to compete with the Mazda CX3 and the Toyota CH-R
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Quite clearly, the Korean are leading in the design aspect... Hyundai Tucson Hybrid Standard Wheelbase Long Wheelbase
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http://www.sgcarmart.com/news/article.php?AID=15533 new turbocharged 1.6-litre T-GDI engine, which will be available in Singapore in the fourth quarter of this year, comes with a new seven-speed Dual-Clutch Transmission (DCT) and will deliver a responsive drive of up to 175bhp.
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At https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/police-spf-new-car-number-plate-recognition-secure-cabin-12983870
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The compact SUV segment is the probably the most competitive segment in the market today, with superb new entries such as the new CR-V (my personal favourite), new Tiguan, new CX-5, highly acclaimed Sportage, Tucson, facelifted X-Trail, Forester etc. And pricing in Singapore spans from SGD110k-ish for base versions of Forester/Tucson to almost SGD200k for the Tiguan R-line. Putting aside the question of which is best, I wondered which is best value. Because of differing AD margins, OMV games, and pricing dynamics due to strong brand loyalties, the car pricing in Singapore can be quite out of line with the rest of the world. I wanted to figure out, for instance, how fair is the SGD160k being asked for the new CR-V, Tiguan etc? Have set out the summary table in the spreadsheet link below, and the methodology below that. There are many possible methodologies, but this is a quick and dirty one that appears to provide reasonably defensible conclusions. Essentially, the quick and dirty conclusions appear to be:- 1. Median SUV is Nissan X-Trail, which is priced about at the average price of the segment for both Singapore and Australia 2. Best value compact SUVs in SIngapore are - Forester XT: Priced 8% above average in Australia and 9% below average in Singapore - Sportage 2.0 GT: Priced 7% above average in Australia and 10% below average in Singapore 3. For the new SUVs: - CR-V: the 7 seater CR-V is considerably better value that the 5-seater. - Tiguan 1.4: Not great value if priced at SGD160k. In Australia, this is priced below the equivalent X-Trail. - CX-5: Best value for a new SUV. It was an interesting experiment for me, so thought I'd share the conclusions above. Am not saying this is the definitive guide, but its a useful perspective. Spreadsheet link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Nh8lN2guUJ6dh_Nt53i2zQMaW3wSCTB-v1lItsz88Z0/edit?usp=sharing Methodology:- 1. Australia pricing was used as the comp set because:- - Both RHD countries - Both countries import all the cars being compared, so no local content taxation distortions - All cars compared are non-luxury models, so no luxury tax considerations in Australia - All are Cat B cars, so no COE distortions in Singapore 2. Used mid to high spec cars for comps - Pricing range is between AUD35 to 42k - No point comparing poverty spec versions because the versions sold in Singapore are all mid to high spec 3. Compared cars using identical / similar spec levels in both countries - Had to make some manual adjustments for engine/features set differential in Australia for some cars 4. Used recommended retail price in Australia, and listed in Singapore - For Forester XT, last known pricing was about SGD127k, but other cars are mostly listed price - Can amend spreadsheet if anyone can provide updated numbers
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Rumors of the Hyundai i20 and Tucson getting hotter N variants have been circulating before the launch of the i30 N. https://www.mycarforum.com/blog/12/entry-5666-hot-n-versions-of-hyundai-i20-and-tucson-said-to-be-coming/
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We test-drove Hyundai’s compact SUV - 2019 Tucson. Our tester had 1.6L diesel called ‘smartstream,’ and it was mated 7 speed DCT. Let’s review Tucson’s 0-60 times and braking performance, as well. 4,480x1,850x1,645x2,670 (lengthxwidthxheightxwheelbase) 1.6 SmartStream diesel (136ps/4,000) (32.6kg.m/2,000~2,250) 7 DCT / HTRAC Alll Wheel Drive Adaptive Cruse Control, LKAS, Panoramic Roof and ect. Competition: Kia Sportage, Hyundai Creta, Jeep Comapss, Toyota Fortuner, VW Tiguan, Honda CR-V https://youtu.be/ql2kJmf8tNc
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Have short-listed these 2 and would like some comments on both models. Forester for good handling with better safety rating Tucson for better interior space & updated looks/design
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Rarely see 2015 Hyundai Tucson on the road. Let's talk anything under the sun. Plan to buy the car, but still considering? Any good SEs to recommend? Pros and cons about this model? Any good Lobang? Groupbuy for particular item? Sunshade? Simply just a show of hands how many Tucson owners are there? Who knows maybe we can organize meetup and gather for la kopi session? Nickname / Where you stay / Colour of your ride / car plate no. 1) Yu245 / Punggol / Silver / yet to collect my car )
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Anyone knows who much does a pair of gas spring cost? Thank you.
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Hi bros out there! Any recommendations for tuning Hyundai Tucson end 2008 model to get better FC and power?
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Hi bros, just bought a OPC Hyundai Tucson for my mum. Mileage on it is about 53k km now. Any specialist wkshop for 05' Hyundai Tucson? Overall the drive is smooth and quiet. I read in STOG recommending Gary (Lavender Esso) but seems like prices are abit high. Any ideas? TIA!
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The new Tucson costs US $225 million to develop. It looks aggressive and menacing with coupe-like sweeping lines and looks of a premium vehicle, known to us as Hyundai
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My Hyundai Tuscon, both remote control cannot unlock the car anymore. The moving plastic cover moving with the gear to cover the hole is broken too. May I know where can I repair?
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Hi, for those who is considering Tucson, are you aware of the upcoming Kia Sportage (www.kia.co.kr/sportage) ??? do you have any idea when this is coming to SGP? like the interior slightly more... thanks and cheers Daniel
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In 2009, Hyundai and KIA had to recall 700,000 units of their models due to defective brake switches. Unfortunately, not learning from their experiences, these South Korean automakers repeat their mistake and this time, it's even worse. They now have to recall a total of 1.6 million units of cars they have produced due to the exact same problem. The brake switch defect may prevent the brake lamps from illuminating even when the brake pedal is actually stepped on. Of course, this is a big deal as it may trigger rear-end collisions. In addition to that, the defect may fail to cancel the cruise control feature while braking, prevent the push-button starter from functioning, and may even block the gear shift in the neutral position. Both KIA and Hyundai will start contacting dealers and customers of the affected models in June 2013 and will provide necessary replacements free of charge. The list of the affected models is as follows: - 2007 KIA Sedona - 2007-2009 Hyundai Tucson - 2008-2009 Hyundai Veracruz - 2007-2010 KIA Rondo - 2007-2010 KIA Sportage - 2007-2010 Hyundai Elantra - 2007-2011 KIA Sorento - 2007-2011 Hyundai Santa Fe - 2010-2011 KIA Soul - 2010-2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe - 2011 Hyundai Sonata - 2011 KIA Optima
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Hi, Saw the tucson at jurong point today and i find it a nice car. Anyone knows if Tucson singapore version comes with ABS? I assume it is a standard item with Jap cars, but not sure for Korean makes. I know that it came with 1 air bag and not like tat shown in the brochure (dual and side air bags). Wonder how is the internal space compare with sonata? Thanks!
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Anyone driving Tucson 2.0A? The 2007 model..... Any major problems? Maintainance? And petrol? Thanks.
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Just went up Genting last Sunday with my 4 year old Hyundai Tucson. It was a hot day, and after about 4 hours of driving, the air-con started to fail with only normal air coming out from the fan. I heard a lot about Tucson air-con failing, I even laugh at my friends who are driving them, but never thought that it will happen to me one day. They went back to agent, who claimed that the thermoset stops functioning, agent just did a reset but it comes back again later. Anyone knows what will be the repair likely to be so that I can get well equip with this knowledge when I visit any workshop (maybe you guys can recommend me a good air-con service workshop?). Cheers!
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Hi all forum bros...I know this question is not new here but i still don't few comfortable about some questions. Maybe someone can convince me on really which SUV to go for. :( Understand from reading here that the FC and performance of both are similar......(am i right?) I went to C&C as well as Hyndai last weekend. Tucson selling at 62K and Sportage at $63.99K. At a lower price Hyndai is offering me a higher price (2K more) to buy my old car vs C&C. Off hand, i will save 4K if i go for Tuscon. I love the look of Sportage and don't mind paying for the 4K just to get it. But i am worried about the resale price that i will get when i want to sell it off in years to come. Anyone can advice please?
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I'm an expat, will work here for 2-4yrs, would like to buy a Hundai Tucson 2.0AT. Does anyone consider to sell? The requirement is as followed: 1) Mileage < 80000km 2) Good maintainance record 3) No. of owner <=2, better 1 Anyone who like to sell, pls PM me or email to [email protected], thanks!
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Discuss everything about the new Tucson here!
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Hi, my dad is thinking of changing his stock tyres..so im asking you bros for recommendations..im not sure what the dimensions are, but a quick google for the tyre sizes gave this result.. 235/60 R16 my dad wants a good balance between silence and grip..budget is about $600 for 4 tires.. please voice out your recommendations (esp current tucson owners) and do recommend places for the installation of tires as well.. thanks!!
