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COMPACT CLASH! -- 2024 Honda CR-V vs. 2024 Hyundai Tucson: Comparison 

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@stevecolombe4446
@stevecolombe4446 9 месяцев назад
We test drove and compared the CR-V and the Tucson. Both are very nice vehicles. We ended up buying the 2024 Tucson. For the options that we wanted the Tucson was 4K less than a CR-V with the same features. We also thought that the Tucson looked sportier. We bought it in September and at the time Hyundai was offering $1500 cash back and the Dealer was offering a substantial discount. The Honda Dealer was not budging from the MSRP and Honda did not have any buyer incentives that we qualified for. Another thing that we liked was the screen was integrated into the dash and didn't stick out like a sore thumb on top of the dash like most other manufacturers. Hyundai by far kills the competition with their warranty. This was our first SUV purchase and we are quite pleased.
@wiredawg2005
@wiredawg2005 5 месяцев назад
Pretty much the same reason I/we purchased a 2021 Santa Fe Hybrid Limited AWD. Much more bang for the buck (though fuel mileage not as great for a hybrid) and (subjective) it just looked sharp inside & out better than the competitors in its class and I still think this is the case. BUT see my comment above regarding a DTC P0471.
@commonsensebui
@commonsensebui Год назад
Funny how people are citing the Hyundai catching fire issue. There's only a few cases and an active recall which will fix it. Guess no one remembers how much Honda uses their name to rip off customers with the poor paint quality issue a few years back. Now they are using their name to not include any of the features mentioned. You pay extra for the name only. F that. Hyundai and Kia are killing it these past few years. Video shows it. Flame me if you want, I don't care. I've owned a 16' CRV and now a 23' Tucson N-Line. I love both in their own way. I do hate the CRV's CVT transmission though.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
Would never buy a Honda with the oil dilution problems that blow up the engine and Hondas were killing people with airbag shrapnel.
@joecrash1232
@joecrash1232 Год назад
@@longislandebooksActually, their 1.5L turbo engine is the only Honda engine that has oil dilution. The rest of other Honda engines currently, and historically, do not have this problem. Those engine are pretty much bulletproof as well. Sure some has oil consumption problems, but it’s not severe as the oil dilution problem.
@joecrash1232
@joecrash1232 Год назад
@@longislandebooksAlso, the airbag were not made by Honda. They bought them from Takata (now a bankrupt car part company). Other car companies such as BMW also bought these before.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv Год назад
The only people buying Hondas are people in their 60s or greater that assume their quality is the same as what it was many years ago.
@garrickhanson
@garrickhanson Год назад
​@@Ricky-mo6mvpeople in their 60s, and people who don't want to go through the hassle of getting their engine replaced... Even if it is under warranty.
@Bfordandafter
@Bfordandafter 10 месяцев назад
We drove both.... and chose the Tuscon Limited..... the tech, warranty and features were the main reason... both drove well, both are very nice.... I slightly liked the CRV looks better, but not much..... oh... and Hyundai offering zero percent this month on the gas engine Tuscons..... KILLER. Got a great deal for quite a bit less than the equivalent Honda trim..... and with a much lower interest rate.
@TheWestisBig
@TheWestisBig 11 месяцев назад
I recently purchased a 2024 tucson hybrid after looking at the CR-v and several other cars. You guys failed to mention the biggest faults and best things about both that affected my decision. The CR-v has the better drive train and better real world mpg (my ave after 1100 miles is 34) but it has NO ROOM for a SPARE TIRE! There is zero storage below the cargo floor. The floor is not flat- there is a 4-5 inch rise in the transition from the back cargo to area where the seats fold down- If you have to haul stuff like I do this is a big problem. The Hyundai has room for a spare tire beneath the cargo area. I spent $500 for a 3rd party spare and it fits great and still provides storage many other road trip safety items. The big problem with the Tucson is the incredibly LOUD BACK UP HORN which wakes the neighbors or anybody within 50 yards. And it cannot be turned off!! It's quiet interior hides this issue- but this is a BIG PROBLEM! YT showed me how to reduce the volume with Duct tape and sticky pads- but it's still awful. The car is very beepy! Beeps when doors open when the lock etc- again very annoying to the neighbors. Unlike better OEMs- there is no way to turn off the beeps- Subaru even allows this. The stereo controls on the Tucson are bad- it takes 2-3 taps to get stuff to work and if wearing gloves it won't work- so bad in cold weather. The vinyl / fake leather is incredibly hot, sweaty and sticky in a Texas Summer!!! OEMs please offer nice cloth seats!!! At least for those of us who live in hot climates. The best thing about the Tucson is the Lane Keeping Assist and other driving aides- THey are very good and make road trips much easier. Few reviewers mention this but it is very good. Also, don't signup for Hyundai's Blue-Link!!! It allows you to use your phone to lock doors etc, but Hyundai records your cars every move including final destinations, with time stamps. They combine this info with your financial and Social media feeds to determine your habits and then they sell that info to people willing to pay to know your work and other destination patterns. It's very difficult to opt out so don't do it.
@1RComyn
@1RComyn 10 месяцев назад
Globalist NWO Agenda, control.
@johnmantis5959
@johnmantis5959 5 месяцев назад
I wish the new cars had kept the gear stick shift instead of the confusing buttons, maybe I feel that way because I have been driving for almost seventy years with stick shift cars.😢😢😢
@dsholt
@dsholt 2 месяца назад
I test drove a Tucson today and it didn't make any loud noises in reverse. Is this something they changed? Or is your problem something turns you can turn off?
@TheWestisBig
@TheWestisBig 2 месяца назад
@@dsholtthe only way to turn mine off is to disconnect it. Hopefully they did a firmware update that will work on myself car. also, my hybrid has 10k now. my ave mpg is only 30.6- calculated. the car’s computer lies by +2 mpg. in extreme heat the battery seems to shut down for a while. btw the interior plastics are very easy to scratch. the glove box, seat backs are noticeably scratched- there was an odd rattling, turn out the passenger seatbelt latch was heating the door pillar- it scratched it up too
@DoubletheDog2023
@DoubletheDog2023 Месяц назад
Exactly
@nickc4525
@nickc4525 Год назад
Purchased the Honda CRV Touring Hybrid. Built solid this is my third CRV that I have purchased. Great ride quality and rides quiet.
@brettbaxter8990
@brettbaxter8990 11 месяцев назад
The Tucson! Recently upgraded to a new 2024, as my lease was up on my 2020 Tucson. Loved the old one which was pretty standard like a few steps up from the base model. The new one is just loaded with so many features compared to my old one (and the price did not change much), as you guys clearly mentioned in the video. For what you get from Hyundai in a pretty standard model is great! All leather, heated seats, 19" sporty style wheels, sunroof and so on. Can't beat the value.
@ValenciaRose.
@ValenciaRose. 10 месяцев назад
Hows the reliability compared to toyota?
@marcelwade5096
@marcelwade5096 Год назад
Love my 2023 Tuson gas limited and all the luxury features.. For example: hit the unlock button 3 tomes and hold it on the 3rd try and both front windows will roll dwn(helpful to let that heat out b4 u get in or to it )
@osbiggs9602
@osbiggs9602 Год назад
Did my own research and zeroed in on the Tucson hybrid. Have had it for two years problem free. Design much preferable to Honda’s. Reliability used to be a weakness of Hyundai some two decades ago. Not anymore.
@garykupitz1414
@garykupitz1414 Год назад
I have owned the exact spec Tucson for two years and it has been flawless. Not a single issue with anything and when you look at what you get for your money, it's a no brainer. The CRV is also a great SUV but Honda cheaps out on too many features that are all standard equipment in the Tucson.
@paulhenry913
@paulhenry913 Год назад
If you prefer gadgets Hyundai is yours. I do like the 360 camera. The CR-V keeps the lights on at Honda so they put the best engineering into this product. Look at some on the CR-V forums and for a first year redesign it has had very few issues. You never discuss safety in-depth. CR-V has rear seat air bags. Honda new catcher mit designed front airbags which lessen head trama in a accident. If I'm spending 40k on a car and keeping it 10 years and expect good resale Honda is the best bet
@limitedreach4446
@limitedreach4446 Год назад
Honda puts most of its R&D budget into it’s cars driving dynamics and powertrains. Technology is the least funded part of a Honda, meanwhile Hyundai put technology as it’s top priority.
@mementomori29231
@mementomori29231 Год назад
If you say so. As a past multiple Honda owner I'm not convinced. The CRV simply lacks too many features for the same price point for it to be competitive sadly. Lack of 360 view is a deal breaker, especially since the CRV is so big now.
@vjmtz
@vjmtz Год назад
Agreed... Hyundai and Kia put a ton in tech, new stuff that mostly breaks, catches fire etc. Their opting for lack of physical buttons is a big NO. And all that tech and costs to not have a simple standard thing like wireless android auto or carplay is a joke. Honda may not give the latest new tech, but what it offers is solid reliability, easy maintence and repairs, hardly any major issues and a better drive.
@ArmanGushchyan
@ArmanGushchyan Год назад
At least CRV got the Top Safety Pick+ from IIHS, and the Tucson didn't make it to the top list of most safe SUVs.
@MaGiKRat420
@MaGiKRat420 Год назад
​@@vjmtzhyundai cars have plenty of physical buttons... all except this one. Color me confused on this one. That's why I went with a Santa Fe: physical buttons all the way.
@sambrown1414
@sambrown1414 Год назад
Exceptional detailed walk through. I love what you guys are doing
@CarConfections
@CarConfections Год назад
Much appreciated!
@linp.2888
@linp.2888 Год назад
I’ve had my 2022 Hybrid Tucson (SEL convenience) for a year and absolutely love it. Average about 40 mpg and on road trips about 35-37. Best bang for the buck and only thing I don’t like is the annoying beeper when you back up. The whole neighborhood can hear it 😂
@alex99398
@alex99398 3 месяца назад
My neighbor has a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and it's the EXACT same issue. I hear it EVERY morning he reverses. Oh well, it's a fact of life with Hybrids I guess...Hyundai is NOT the only culprit here...
@whimsicall
@whimsicall 8 месяцев назад
Loved both these cars but I ultimately went with the 2024 Tucson hybrid SEL because it offered leather seats in the mid range car where Honda or RAV4 did not. Thank you.
@eryilmazali
@eryilmazali 11 месяцев назад
I was planning to buy one of these but not decided which one. Your comparison makes things easy for me. Keep up the good work.
@CarConfections
@CarConfections 10 месяцев назад
Glad we could help!
@greatpix
@greatpix 8 месяцев назад
One major metric I use when looking to get a new vehicle is the driver's seat position and comfort. I'm 6'3" with long legs and most cars I drive don't have enough leg room. The other important thing is how comfortable it is on trips over 30 minutes. Most seats start to get uncomfortable for me at around 15 minutes. The only seats I've found comfortable for longer than that have been the 'Zero Gravity' seats in the Nissans ( tested Altima and Rogue). I've done 7 hour stints in those seats and not ended up with numb legs or a painful lower back. They were lacking a bit in leg room though. The newer Toyota Camry's have a lot of leg room, but terrible seats.
@nilaypatel3069
@nilaypatel3069 6 месяцев назад
Hey I am also 6 2”. Among crv , Tucson and rav4 which one is best for tall people
@thomaslandin8888
@thomaslandin8888 Год назад
Looked at all the possible vehicles before getting our 2023 Tucson Limited (Gas) in 2/2023. Love, love, love it and it doesn't have an ugly tablet messing up the dash line. BSM (for the win) and all the other safety/driver assit features makes this perfect for our senior years. Tucson also has a lot more unique features not even mentioned in this video.
@EarGuru101
@EarGuru101 11 месяцев назад
are you happy with it? here are alot of rumors about hyundai
@zipn223
@zipn223 8 месяцев назад
We test drove the CRV, Tuscon and the Mazda CX-50. We bought the 2024 Tuscon. If felt the most refined and quietest of the 3. It also has the most features and has the 5 year warranty vs the other 3 year. Love the Tuscon and have no regrets.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 8 месяцев назад
Yup, basically all you have to do is open the door and sit in the Tucson and it’s a done deal in comparison to the competition.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 7 месяцев назад
@@user-zc1dx5dv5u Meh, they say all vehicles are catching on fire these days. It’s probably just the Biden Administration eliminating vehicles and Americans at the same time. Kind of like how all of those food processing plants went up in flames. And Maui..
@bobboberton1841
@bobboberton1841 6 месяцев назад
Best car videos on the web. Was looking at these 2 cars and the main reason I am leaning toward Hyundai Tucson or Kia Sportage is them having a standard automatic. I hear Honda has one of the better CVTs, but I have hated all CVTs on every rental car to this point. However, none have been Honda.
@CarConfections
@CarConfections 6 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@timcunningham2277
@timcunningham2277 5 месяцев назад
I have a 2022 Tuscon Limited and love the near luxury SUV for a great price .. I will get a 25 hybrid limited when they come out . .I LOVE MY CAR.. several SELL points for me were VENTED seats ( i live in the South and it gets HOT here) and quiet hiway ride
@EmperorTerran
@EmperorTerran Год назад
You wanna do adaptive cruise control check, if it is there and if it is the kind that stops fully and stars fully. That is one thing that is big enough to be one point, hell even two points feature.
@greatpix
@greatpix 8 месяцев назад
I saw a recent review by a 2023 CRV owner who pointed out the support arm for the accelerator pedal was plastic and not metal. The brake support was metal. I think I'd trust the metal part over that of one made from plastic.
@donstoltz7504
@donstoltz7504 Год назад
Went with the 2023 Tucson Limited (gas version) back in January. I am very happy with my purchase. It handles well in city and highway traffic. Real world highway mpg is about 3 mpg over the stated figure when traveling at 75 mph using the adaptive cruise with highway assist. Great review as always!
@CarConfections
@CarConfections Год назад
Thanks! And good to hear your real-world impressions 👍
@sandmanmud7729
@sandmanmud7729 8 месяцев назад
Hello from NZ. I had the 3rd gen CRV for 4 years, now have the 5th gen CRV for past 4 years. I see a lot of people complain about the CVT and the small 1.5 engine. We have been to multiple camping trips up north with a full boot and 4 people and never had issues in the passing lanes even when going uphill. The turbo does the job fine with the smooth CVT, it handles bumps and road imperfections well with nice handling. I tested the tucson hybrid and the rav4 hybrid. The tucson was much quieter and smoother than the rav, and the Tucson interior material quality was much better. So didn't buy the rav. Then I had to decide between the tucson and crv hybrid which was a tough choice as both are nice looking with good build quality. In the end I decided to just book the gas CRV and not to worry about the hybrid powetrains. Why? Because both have clutches, solenoids, hybrid battery, hybrid electrical components, the petrol engine. So I am not sure about either brands reliability in the long run with their new hybrid powetrains. I would just wait and buy the Rav if I want the hybrid as they are the class leaders. But here in NZ there is a 6 month wait.
@angiep5353
@angiep5353 Год назад
I would buy the CRV instead of Tucson because I already had a Honda CRV since 2010 and never had anything broken in it . I sold ii because I wanted a new which I am in the process to buy. My old Honda had 150,000 miles on it out no brake downs. I am loyal to the Honda CRV. Gillman sells good cars.
@davidy2116
@davidy2116 Год назад
Totally Agree! I currenrly have a 2013 CR-V and have had three Hondas over the past 30 years (approx 120K miles each), and loved them just as much when traded in as the day I bought them. You become emotionally attached to your Honda and it's difficult to trade in, but then you fall in love all over again. Also, in this SUV/CUV market segment, the CR-V is the most fun to drive.
@Ricky41032
@Ricky41032 Год назад
@@davidy2116 I think Mazda CX5 is the most fun to drive.
@angiebutcher4068
@angiebutcher4068 Год назад
We have a Tuscon Hybrid 23 and the impressive safety features, and warranty are so worth it. Also, you didn't mention that there is no face forward camera in the Honda, and I am loving that as I turn it on when pulling up in a parking space to see my overhead car position in a tight spot.
@georgew4629
@georgew4629 Год назад
We love our tuscon hybrid. Similar equipped crv would have thousands more
@chrisbull7101
@chrisbull7101 Год назад
For me its about reliability and longevity. Had a 2020 Kia Soul with nothing but issues. Engine issue that could take up to 6 months to fix. All manufactures have had issues, but I will stick with proven reliability. Had a 2003 and 2005 Accords with no issues for over 15 years. Traded that Kia in while I still could and got a Odyssey and CRV. No doubt Kia/Hyundai have great tech and will work through it, but until then I will go Toyota or Honda.
@roxyms06
@roxyms06 Год назад
I agree and I will just hold out and hope Toyota and Honda get with the times. I just got a new RAV4 in Feb, coming from a Camry and before that a Honda Accord. All great vehicles and only had a issue with battery corrosion on the Accord which the dealer fixed free-of-charge. Hopeful for some tech/interior upgrades!
@crazygamingyt7245
@crazygamingyt7245 10 месяцев назад
@@roxyms06the rav4 interior is to outdated better to get a crv
@HaJassar
@HaJassar Год назад
yes Hyundai may be packed with more features, but let's be real.. Honda cars will outlive them easily. Prove me wrong.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
Hyundai’s outlive Hondas now because Honda has had added these 1.5L turbocharged engines that burn oil like crazy. Wouldn’t touch a Honda that is 2014 or newer with a 10ft pole
@HaJassar
@HaJassar Год назад
@@longislandebooks as someone who owns a 2019 Accord, I have to disagree. Been driving it for years now and had 0 issues with it... drives like a dream and looks great too, unlike Hyundai cars that don't age well. A bad driver will burn a car no matter what it was.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
@@HaJassar I have a 2020 Elantra and never had one issue with it. Those new Hondas break down. Your Honda may not have problems yet but give it a few more years and that cars engine will blow up
@HaJassar
@HaJassar Год назад
@@longislandebooks so you know the future? assuming things that haven't happened yet? good luck with your elantra, I'm sure it's good (I hate the design, but that's a matter of taste). May it live to see 200K miles my friend.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
@@HaJassar Hoping for the best of luck for your Accord. I just know they have major oil dilution problems so I wouldn’t get one. You may never get that and get 200K miles out of it. The 2020 Elantra has a sporty design and it’s a sleeper car because of how quick it is
@mikemccauley9834
@mikemccauley9834 4 месяца назад
Just a word about comparative reliability. I admit Honda has a longer history of reliability. I have owned 2 Hondas - both great. I have now owned 3 Hyundais - all 3 have been super reliable. Great cars. Right now have a 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe and a 2023 Kona N-Line. Both have been absolutely terrific in terms of handling, performance and reliability.
@mkultraenjoyer
@mkultraenjoyer Год назад
This ain't even a debate 😭
@alex99398
@alex99398 3 месяца назад
I've driven Japanese vehicles most of my life...Surprisingly bad luck with both of my Toyotas (transmission oil leaks and bad brakes on the other), my Civic LX wasn't bad but way underpowered, Nissan Maxima (not bad but a lot of little issues, which was tiring), Mazda CX-5 (non turbo isn't bad, tech is awful, squeaks and rattles) etc.. My first Hyundai was a 2017 Santa Fe brand new and I stuck religiously to the service schedule of all vehicles and the Santa Fe was surprisingly the best vehicle I've owned. Looking at a Genesis GV70 now.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 3 месяца назад
Not surprising at all. Honda and Toyota owners can get lemons or headaches just as easy as from other manufacturers. Keeping any vehicle well maintained is key for any manufacturer.
@martincregg
@martincregg Месяц назад
I test drive both vehicles yesterday. My route includes back roads with 90 degree bends and lots of twists and turns, areas where there are lots of traffic lights and stop go junctions as well as highway. For me, I found the CRV handled a lot better than the Tucson and on the highway there was way more wind noise. Vehicles: CRV Hybrid Sport L and Tucson Hybrid Limited.
@garysimkins2179
@garysimkins2179 11 месяцев назад
I live in Toronto Canada, and fuel prices are high due to the Carbon Tax. I have owned three Tucson's since 2016, and my third is the Hybrid Ultimate trim which is your Limited version in the U.S. I have loved all three, but when I test drove this one, I simply had to have it. The quiet ride, the great sound system, and the fuel economy is amazing. If I am doing short trips to work, as I work all over the place, then I can go for an entire month without filling up. The only complaint that I have is that on rough terrain it's not great, and the turning radius has been reduced considerably due to the length of the car from the previous generation. Beyond that, nicest car ever. I have always enjoyed your very thorough reviews, so thanks and keep up the good work.
@CarConfections
@CarConfections 11 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@JaysonT975
@JaysonT975 6 месяцев назад
lol the carbon tax made prices high? they were high before the tax kicked in
@beerstein7137
@beerstein7137 Год назад
Having owned two Hyundais and two Hondas it wil take a lot for me to buy a Hyundai again, especially the Tucson. The main problem is the local service agents but I have also found that the Hondas are more reliable, and cost less to maintain and more economical on gas. The Tucson was a pig.
@amna6024
@amna6024 Год назад
Personally I'd never get a hyundai over a honda idc what features it has. I don't think the top trim touring or sport-l are a good value either though. The lower sport hybrid trim, around 35k is the best option for the money. Once it reaches 40k territory I might as well put in a few more and get a luxury suv.
@vitkrivan9380
@vitkrivan9380 Год назад
The only way to go is the RAV4. The reliability is unrivaled
@vitkrivan9380
@vitkrivan9380 Год назад
Btw the Hyundai is here in Europe marketed as sort of a cheap SUV with starting price under 30k, whereas the Honda starts at 60k and is considered as a premium vehicle.
@amna6024
@amna6024 Год назад
@@vitkrivan9380 I think the rav4 is nice too but when I was testing vehicles I ultimately went with CRV bc it was a smoother ride and nicer interior despite less features. Also here in the states a lot of toyota esp rav4s have month long wait lists and when you do finally get one they have 5k dealership markups!
@joecrash1232
@joecrash1232 Год назад
@@vitkrivan9380I mean, the reliability for the CR-V is also pretty good too. It could be a close second behind the RAV4 hybrid.
@StevenMartin-fd3oy
@StevenMartin-fd3oy Год назад
​@@vitkrivan9380The Rav 4 does not look appealing, Toyota needs to work on their styling and get away from the spaceship look
@brokeboy87
@brokeboy87 Год назад
I would lease a Hyundai Tuscan, but more than likely buy the CR-V.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
CRV are throw away cars in 2023. Hondas quality has gone downhill
@vitkrivan9380
@vitkrivan9380 Год назад
The CRV is def way better than the Tucson, just from the reliability standpoint and also significantly bigger. However here in Europe the Tucson starts at around 30k USD whereas the CRV at around 60k USD which is of course a giant price gap. These cars are incomparable.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
@@vitkrivan9380 The CRV by no means is more reliable than the Tucson. Honda is going downhill since they started using those turbo 1.5L engines. Oil dilution problems with the CRV, Accord and Civic ever since 2014
@joecrash1232
@joecrash1232 Год назад
@@longislandebooksLuckily, the hybrid version of the Accord, CR-V (from this video), and potentially the Civic Hybrid do not used this type of engine: 1.5L Turbo
@brokeboy87
@brokeboy87 Год назад
@@longislandebooks All turbo charger engines seem to have this issue, but Honda and Toyota seem to manage it a bit better.
@billwilliams5889
@billwilliams5889 Год назад
I have both the 2023 CR-V and 2023 Tucson. The Tucson is sportier looking and has a more refined interior, but the CR-V has better frontal visibility and is easier to get into and out of. Otherwise they are pretty much equal, even though they have different engine types and transmissions.
@YashCodesX
@YashCodesX Год назад
Thanks for sharing. Can you please share, how does maintenance cost compare between both?
@billwilliams5889
@billwilliams5889 Год назад
@@YashCodesX Hyundai has 3-year free maintenance and 100,000-mile warranty whereas Honda only has 2 years and 50,000 (?) mile warranty.
@vitkrivan9380
@vitkrivan9380 Год назад
The CRV is def way better than the Tucson, just from the reliability standpoint and also significantly bigger. However here in Europe the Tucson starts at around 30k USD whereas the CRV at around 60k USD which is of course a giant price gap. These cars are incomparable.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
@@vitkrivan9380 Stop your trolling. I know you may be a Honda fan but the CRV definitely ain’t more reliable than the Tucson.
@rooze69
@rooze69 Год назад
@@longislandebooks how do you figure?
@aayusharyal8468
@aayusharyal8468 Год назад
You guys need to do Hyundai Tucson vs Kia Sportage newer version ❤❤❤
@thenerdshow
@thenerdshow Год назад
Just swap the decals. Basically the same vehicle lol
@CarConfections
@CarConfections Год назад
We made that comparison about a year ago, if you want to check it out on the channel 👍
@YashCodesX
@YashCodesX Год назад
@@thenerdshow Yea they have same chassis and powertrain
@mkanyuh
@mkanyuh Год назад
I have the Tucson...but would not avoid the CRV or the Rav4 - just been driving KIA and Hyundai for 25 years - drive them all and choose the one you like best...but....always do your research on all cars....all brands have some bad models out there...I avoided all the KIA and Hyundai recalls because I did research an avoided the GDI engines and the dual clutch trans...all car brands have struggled with those technologies...all my KIA and Hyundai have gone 10+ years or 150k+ miles trouble free....I have the 2022 Tucson SEL gas....it has been really nice...quiet, comfortable and 35mpg avg in mixed driving...for 30k miles....did my research...no teeny tiny turbos...no dual clutch trans...my next car will be a hybrid or electric....at that point it will probably be toyota because they have unquestionably the best hybrids....unless I see some long term Honda or Hyundai hybrid measures that are equal.
@mkanyuh
@mkanyuh Год назад
I am at 37k no issues...no recalls...great car the Tucson....and the Rav4 is always top3 year after year....you should probably drive them and choose the one you like best...I think the price gouging has died down...I have no complaints on the Tucson@@jamesbeauchamps9835
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv Год назад
@@jamesbeauchamps9835 The RAV has very cheap materials on the inside, poor design, less space, more engine/wind noise, and is very boring. The 2019 RAV had 8 recalls, while the 2019 Tucson had 1. I remember that year because it was very bad for Toyota, yet they still have no problem overpricing their vehicles.
@wiredawg2005
@wiredawg2005 5 месяцев назад
@@jamesbeauchamps9835 Curious did you buy a vehicle and what did you go with?
@daoandchayeng3249
@daoandchayeng3249 11 месяцев назад
My wife owns a CRV, and as an Asian car buyer, I'm switching over to Hyundai. Why? Honda is plastic and the quality isn't there as it was back in the 80's and 90's. Honda's high reputation and marketing doesn't work on me. You can tell by this video where the CRV overall feature doesn't comapre to the Tucson. Honda has too many knobs and old feature, whereas, the Hyundai, is 2-5 years ahead in technology & features FOR THE SAME PRICE. Also I didn't by the 2018 Civic, but purchase the 2018 Elantra. My other cousins that bought the 2018 Civic, well.. it's getting old fast and the quality isn't there anymore. That's just my personal experience. I have own many Honda's for the last 30 years, and the car preference has shifted from Toyota / Honda over to Korean cars. Hope to not see anyone at the car repair shop.. !! :-)
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 10 месяцев назад
You are not the first to say Honda and Toyota are still riding the coattails of a reputation they had years ago. But not anymore. The fit and finish of the RAV-4 is horrendous as well. It’s like a plastic box.
@aryangautam3377
@aryangautam3377 10 месяцев назад
Still korean car are not reliable
@hellkitty1014
@hellkitty1014 Год назад
Im just disappointed in Honda's direction with the CRV(and now Accord). The skimping on features, even on loaded models against the competitors doesn't bode well, long-term. Somehow, Hyundai figured out how to make a more stylish vehicle will also offering about the same room and comfort on the inside. As for the price delta, when you factor in the full-digital gauge w/turn signal cameras, ventilated seats, heated rear seats, more premium front lighting, longer complimentary maintenance period, as well as longer warranty, the $1000 takes care of itself.
@tails300
@tails300 Год назад
I mean…if you care about technology and creature comforts at least you’ll be comfortable while your sitting in your car waiting for a tow truck 😂.
@hellkitty1014
@hellkitty1014 Год назад
@ShepherdOverland most certainly.
@theofficialquent3488
@theofficialquent3488 Год назад
@@tails300the argument is getting old, every-time someone proves that something is better than a Honda, you bring up reliability issues that you’ve never seen on either vehicles.
@sincere355
@sincere355 5 месяцев назад
@@theofficialquent3488having owned 3 Hyundais having them serviced is a lot worse then Honda.
@limitedreach4446
@limitedreach4446 Год назад
CR-V, it’s a reason why it outsells the Tucson and Sportage COMBINED.
@lennygarrison6836
@lennygarrison6836 Год назад
You never cited any reasons! 😂
@limitedreach4446
@limitedreach4446 Год назад
@@lennygarrison6836 Resale value and reliability. Plus I don’t have to risk it catching fire.
@tropicalstorm339
@tropicalstorm339 Год назад
​@@lennygarrison6836Exactly, he never cited the reason. Plus, he lied. The CR-V does not outsell the Tucson and Sportage combined. This year, Honda has sold *196,764* CR-Vs while Hyundai has sold 118,125 Tucson and Kia has sold 83,742 Sportage *(201,867 combined).* In 2022, Honda sold *238,155* CR-Vs while Hyundai sold 175,307 Tucson and Kia sold 124,244 Sportage *(299,351 combined).* The CR-V used to outsell the Tucson and Sportage combined, but that is no longer the case.
@SFAvgeek
@SFAvgeek Год назад
@@tropicalstorm339dosent matter Honda offers a more reliable and safer product
@jraheemjefcoat429
@jraheemjefcoat429 Год назад
​@@tropicalstorm339CALL THEM LIARS OUT WITH RECEIPTS!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@dawnseely1013
@dawnseely1013 11 месяцев назад
could you consider doing a comparison of the non hybrid versions to both exl for honda and it's equal in tuscan
@steve596
@steve596 8 месяцев назад
Giving the CRV points for being less expensive is a joke. A comparably equipped CRV with the Tucson Limited is at least 3 to 4K more, and Honda dealers don’t/won’t budge on price these days for this vehicle. I wanted a CRV but couldn’t justify 45k for a new 2024, especially when the Hyundai Limited (or N-Line) was several thousand less.
@heliking707
@heliking707 Год назад
I bought the 2024 CR-V because of its styling and Honda's reputation for building great vehicles. I didn't even test the Hyundai Tucson and here is why. I own a Hyundai Sante Fe and have found out that they just don't hold up over time. And, most importantly, they are also impossible to get serviced by a Hyundai dealer. My turbo oil line recently broke and stranded me on an SUV with less than 60,000 miles.. This vehicle has also had several recalls some of which are still outstanding on it now because I cannot even get an appointment at a Hyundai dealer to have it repaired. That is because Hyundai dealers are just overwhelmed with the number of safety recalls for faulty engines and door and ignition lock security. Same thing is going on with KIA since Hyundai owns Kia now. So, while it may sound great to have the the 6 year/60,000 mile warranty, it is really meaningless when the dealers tell you that they are not even booking any new service appointments for months because they are so backed up on repair work. Seriously, you should beware of buying a new Hyundai right now. Great looking cars with great features but they are not built to last and have too many recall. And most importantly, if you have a major service issue like I did then you cannot get serviced in a timely manner. I expect to see a lot of class action lawsuites brought against Hyundai for their ongoing service issues.
@RolandCruz-h6l
@RolandCruz-h6l 14 дней назад
Never Been my issues with hyundai. I've had 5 with no issues
@johoover4315
@johoover4315 Год назад
I almost bought a Hybrid Hyundai Tucson early this week then learned about the recall and the potential battery problems (going dead if it sits for long periods of time without driving). I own a 2015 Honda CRV and it’s been very reliable. I guess I’m buying another one. I only wish they’d add more features that the Hyundai has.
@mementomori29231
@mementomori29231 Год назад
The recall is limited to a very small number of vehicles. Our past Hondas have had recalls too, like the deadly airbag recall that killed some people. Honda is not competitive now against Hyundai / Kia.
@vjmtz
@vjmtz Год назад
@@mementomori29231 Hyundai/Kia have so many recalls its rediculous, engines catching fire, their cars are easily stolen due to their electronic systems (so bad that insurance companies and the US gov are suing them) that there is an update that they will not give to everyone effected. Honda has slipped not so much in reliability, but cost vs features - not in reliabilty and quality. Same could be say about Toyota. These two brands have gotten lazy in playing it safe as they are the top leaders in reliability and quality and they really don't have much compeition. So they charge more because they can.
@ibrahimbashir6634
@ibrahimbashir6634 Год назад
​@@mementomori29231stfu Hyundais are junk and they are making u stupid by putting these tech features !
@user-qg2zl2cm6j
@user-qg2zl2cm6j Год назад
Hyundai Tucson: From 20 to 59 years old. Honda cr-v: 60-79 years old, suitable age range.
@joecrash1232
@joecrash1232 Год назад
@@mementomori29231The Takara airbags are the ones to blame primarily due to the use of ammonium nitrate compound making it. Honda only bought these airbags for their cars. Plus, other car companies, such as BMW, also bought these airbags and were affected by recall as well.
@Universepiccrazyness
@Universepiccrazyness 10 месяцев назад
All, I’m going to buy one of those. Hyundai I love the interior, especially 360 degree camera and feels like I get more for the value. Whereas Honda I like the interior too but no 360 camera and I feels like paying too much for the sport touring. Question is what is the resale value ? Says after 5 years, do anyone thinks Tucson holds value ?
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 7 месяцев назад
What value do you place on driving a vehicle you enjoy? That’s what you should and need to be focused on.
@lewmano7367
@lewmano7367 11 месяцев назад
Comments will always be just whoever supports their purchase to justify it either way. Both are great cars, most of it is personal preference and subjective. Are you keeping forever? Leasing? Selling in 5 years ? Those are extremely important factors. I’d imagine most people would likely still choose the Honda with the track record and resale value, Hyundai for those looking for something a bit different and with more features. If you buying forever I’d go Honda, it’s reliable and has timeless styling. Hyundai for a lease or hire-purchase and get the latest model again in 3-5 years
@rickygreengiant
@rickygreengiant Год назад
I literally turned in my Honda Passport for a Kia Sorento. Honda has really fell behind on EVERYTHING. Hyundai and Kia arent holding back
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
Honda is declining in technology and quality
@conni78
@conni78 4 месяца назад
no matter how good a Honda is, if it has interiors from the previous century, I will never buy it
@NishantSingh-z2g
@NishantSingh-z2g Год назад
🔥Hyundai is loaded but Honda is just charging in name of reliability, but I can see Hyundai is gaining that reliability now
@naveenthemachine
@naveenthemachine Год назад
No Hondas charging for the premium quality. Build quality, fit and finish are very German car like, which makes it some of the best quality in the segment
@NishantSingh-z2g
@NishantSingh-z2g Год назад
@@naveenthemachine Hyundai are also doing the same, Most of the honda, Hyundai, Toyota usually have a common vendor to procure from but its the pricing where they arw charging a higher margin, I think Hyundai once reach that reliability mark it will do the same what Honda is doing, in 2023 its a win for people who getting loaded features almost at the same price.
@jraheemjefcoat429
@jraheemjefcoat429 Год назад
​@user-dj4gh4tn8l I solely agree with this statement! 👌
@naveenthemachine
@naveenthemachine Год назад
@@NishantSingh-z2g Toyota has horrible quality vs rivals. Build quality fit and finish materials they use are no better than a gm product
@huanronghu4432
@huanronghu4432 Год назад
@@naveenthemachine just goes to show that you are now dedicated to being a Toyota hater. just get rid of ur camry already and get a chevy malibu
@janethenry3078
@janethenry3078 Год назад
I recently went for the 2023 PHEV Tucson for many of the reason you featured. Hyundai is definitely luring us with stepping it up a notch in all categories. I am getting fantastic gas mileage . . . because I am using very little. I am mostly using electric . . . and having fun!
@barrysanders7652
@barrysanders7652 Год назад
Great comparison guys. Shopped both of these in December, watched many video’s including yours which were very helpful. Chose the Tuscon Hybrid over the CRV for the features and interior cabin. 9 months in so far and it’s great! The CRV did drive well but seemed behind in the tech department. Plus I hate CVT transmissions….
@davidphillips4706
@davidphillips4706 4 месяца назад
I bought a Tucson new in 2020, it has been one of the best cars we have ever owned.....and this is our retirement car.
@lorimaurer8934
@lorimaurer8934 Год назад
I received my 2023 Tucson last March. Looked at the CR-V and the RAV-4 but found the Tucson quieter, available, great audio sound and a better warranty pkg.
@vitkrivan9380
@vitkrivan9380 Год назад
The CRV is def way better than the Tucson, just from the reliability standpoint and also significantly bigger. However here in Europe the Tucson starts at around 30k USD whereas the CRV at around 60k USD which is of course a giant price gap. RAV4 sits in the middle. These cars are incomparable.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv Год назад
Wise choice for sure!
@good-tn9sr
@good-tn9sr Год назад
@@vitkrivan9380Yea a key word OP said was “available”. In a lot of places in the US, it’s almost impossible to get a CRV
@theofficialquent3488
@theofficialquent3488 Год назад
@@vitkrivan9380Both are new, can’t call one reliable because of a badge or one unreliable because of the badge, I haven’t seen any issues out of either.
@Bfordandafter
@Bfordandafter 10 месяцев назад
@@vitkrivan9380 hahahahaha no the CRV isn't way better in quality..... you are just making up things at this point.....South Korea makes amazingly good vehicles that last, with tons of tech.... here in the USA the Honda cost a bit more but prices are very comparable...
@JorgeGambaMigration
@JorgeGambaMigration 9 месяцев назад
Great comparison guys! Won yourself a new subscriber. I just purchased the CRV and chose it over Sportage, Tucson and Forester after testing all of them (there’s a 2 year wait for a Rav 4 here in Aus). CRV handled better in my test drive also my family has owned CRVs for over 17 years and never a bad issue.
@CarConfections
@CarConfections 9 месяцев назад
Thanks and welcome to the Car Confections family!
@daschyt2225
@daschyt2225 Год назад
Great comparison! Thank you
@CarConfections
@CarConfections Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@MasterSergius
@MasterSergius 6 месяцев назад
Just got Tucson 2024, very happy
@CC-kr2fs
@CC-kr2fs Год назад
tough choice. Wife would say CRV, I would say Tucson. (I guess thats why we have a Forester).......Nice presentation, thanks.
@poppag9326
@poppag9326 11 месяцев назад
Great job guys, wondering about resale value after like 3 years.
@greatpix
@greatpix 8 месяцев назад
I wish all car reviewers would test the drive train by driving up a long, steep, section of freeway or a fast section of road. I have a 1.5 mile 6* grade at 50 mph on my way home every night and it's usually fast moving traffic. I'd rather have the vehicle that doesn't struggle to keep up with traffic under those conditions rather one car being 0.5 a second faster getting to 60 mph. The worst driving experiences I've had was struggling up the Cajon Pass in a Toyota Corolla and the Tioga pass from Lee Vining to Yosemite in a small SUV. Both times carrying 4 adults. I kept cursing the SUV and nicknamed them gutless wonders afterwords.
@zilongluo3600
@zilongluo3600 8 месяцев назад
I love your objective review, it makes it easier for me to make a formal decision.
@patriciacinco490
@patriciacinco490 3 месяца назад
I’m in the market for a compact SUV. Your reviews are very helpful. Thank you!
@eddiescott5697
@eddiescott5697 Год назад
I think honda reliability and resale value should automatically garner 10 points off the bat. I own both honda and hyundai. The hondas are better built. Main reason i bought the hyundai, it doesn't hold resale and i got it a lot cheaper.
@YashCodesX
@YashCodesX Год назад
Can you share how their average monthly maintenance cost compares ?
@eddiescott5697
@eddiescott5697 Год назад
@@YashCodesX monthly maintenance cost is dependent on breakage. Preventative maintenance would be the same. No way to predict if/when breakage will occur. On average, the Honda should have a higher predicted reliability and thus less breakage. What that averages out to money wise per month would be a wild ass guess.
@theluminary5324
@theluminary5324 Год назад
This mentality will change. Older Kia and Hyundais last over 200k miles, and newer ones are just better engineered and built. Honda still good, but their reliability is not what it use to be. Toyota will still have the best reliability / resale but not the latest tech...
@theofficialquent3488
@theofficialquent3488 Год назад
This isn’t the case with new Hyundais and Kia’s… cause again, the palisade and 100% the Kia telluride hold more value than the Honda Pilot in the midsize segment, which is the most important segment, so we’ll just have to wait and see.
@Richard-xv7yf
@Richard-xv7yf Год назад
Both great vehicles but from my mechanic days I just don't trust Hyundai long term. Maybe they're better now
@bobboberton1841
@bobboberton1841 6 месяцев назад
Test drove the Tucson, Sportage, and CRV yesterday and can say the Honda CVT is much better than the others I have driven. The SUV drove very nice and was impressed with the acceleration. I liked that it had more physical buttons for AC and Infotainment, great seating position, and steering feel was very good. However, things kind of ended there. The interior seemed to be made of much cheaper materials than both the Tucson and Sportage. The poor sales women was showing us the storage in the back and the entire back panel detached from the car. Also the CRV had a tiny sunroof with a partial manual process to open. Honda still in the running, but leaning toward the Tucson or Sportage. But each car has things we like and don't , so have to decide what negatives to put up with. Looked at the Rav4, but honestly, that thing is just ugly IMO. Subjective, so if anyone reading this likes it, more power to you. One last thing, we look at how cars brands age when buying, so looked at a 2 year old CRV with ~30k miles and it looked in poor shape. Mostly the seats already looked well worn. Our 10+ year old Santa Fe interior with ~100K interior actually looked newer, and that also worried us with the Honda along with a poor updated crash test.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 4 месяца назад
Yes, the fit and finish of Honda products is quite poor. As in random things will just fall off. In another RU-vid review of the CR-V, the molding around the wheel well wasn’t properly adhered or even lined up correctly.
@reshanlallbhatoolaul1645
@reshanlallbhatoolaul1645 Год назад
Honda is honda Japan better engineering any time any day would prefer Honda badge.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
Not anymore. New Hondas have a major oil dilution problem
@Tushkoo270
@Tushkoo270 Год назад
​@longislandebooks no the 1.5L engine issues are over!!!!! I have one and I can confirm this!!!!!
@reshanlallbhatoolaul1645
@reshanlallbhatoolaul1645 Год назад
@@longislandebooks Toyota burn oil too and engine light kept coming on all the car got positive and negative I got more problem with my Lexus than my honda accord..
@parth34
@parth34 Год назад
Can you compare Kia Sportage EX vs Honda CR-V EX?
@greghammond8949
@greghammond8949 Год назад
Already on my 2nd 2009 Accord EX-L, so I'm hoping to get into a CR-V
@stevenringer9286
@stevenringer9286 Год назад
Right now we have a deposit on the CRV Hybrid sport L front wheel drive. $ 1500 less but will give us a city 43 mph vs an all wheel drive. of 40 mph city driving. Our pricing in Silicon Valley is a little higher with mark up. Our dealership pricing is 40,100 plus taxes and documentation stuff. We have had very good experiences with honda over the last 40 years. We intially wanted to go with Toyota Venza but dealerships were playing games with us with srp and tsrp and bait and switch on inventory and online pricing. We are not going to reward any dealership that wants to be deceptive and not being truthful to people
@TheDukens90
@TheDukens90 Год назад
I would rather buy a use Lexus RX 350
@debkleinschmidt4490
@debkleinschmidt4490 9 месяцев назад
My CRV has heated rear seats and 19" wheels. We have a 2024 CRV Touring Hybrid and and 2024 Tucson Ultimate Hybrid. CRV bought August 30th and the Tucson ordered July 30 and delivered Dec 21st. It should be very interesting to see how they compare over the years. CRV is mine and Tucson is Husbands - his xmas present.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 8 месяцев назад
That’s fun, and will be quite interesting!
@Zoranurai13
@Zoranurai13 Год назад
There is one thing worse than cramming everything on a touch screen, it’s cramming the rest on piano gloss plastic. 10 minus points for the tucson. Also the crv looks way more spacious due to better placed a pillars
@OliviaSelby1
@OliviaSelby1 Год назад
I bought the 24 tuscon sel. It's been wonderful so far, definitely a step up from my 13 nissan altima.
@OliviaSelby1
@OliviaSelby1 Год назад
I do want to add since you are testing the limited Tuscon it looks like, the sel and lower have a traditional shifter.
@trentbdog
@trentbdog 7 месяцев назад
Your video reviews are great and helpful!
@CarConfections
@CarConfections 7 месяцев назад
Glad you like them!
@padib2023
@padib2023 Год назад
I would totally get the Hyundai! Thanks Mason and Drew for this amazing comparison! I always love it when yall do comparison videos!
@1976axerhand
@1976axerhand Год назад
You do know they catch on fire???
@mementomori29231
@mementomori29231 Год назад
​@@1976axerhanddon't be a troll. The most recent recall is limited to just a few thousand vehicles with a damaged oil pressure sensor unit that was damaged by supplier in a limited batch. As a former Honda owner I was lucky to survive a car accident as the air bag didn't kill me thankfully when it deployed.
@CarConfections
@CarConfections Год назад
Thank you!
@padib2023
@padib2023 Год назад
@@CarConfections Your welcome!❤️
@1976axerhand
@1976axerhand Год назад
@@mementomori29231 i guess if YOU are not the one who's car catches on fire it's, okay? i would be more worried about the crappy engine design that they refuse to fix. i see brand new hyundai's and kia's that burn oil with less than 2 yrs on them. it's 2023 and they still have engines go boom.
@enabulujames7066
@enabulujames7066 Год назад
Tucson has a heated rear seat 💺, that should be a full point instead of half, same goes for panoramic sunroof. These are huge features
@SFAvgeek
@SFAvgeek Год назад
The crv had rear heated seats in almost all trims
@jraheemjefcoat429
@jraheemjefcoat429 Год назад
​@purevanilla4438 But no panoramic roof and HUD. Not to mentioned, no ventilated seats!
@YashCodesX
@YashCodesX Год назад
Tucson has rear heated seats but no rear airbags! Sounds like comfortable death lol
@jraheemjefcoat429
@jraheemjefcoat429 Год назад
@YashM1234 Sounds like you're trolling to me.
@cgatito3528
@cgatito3528 7 месяцев назад
Test drove both. Throttle lag on Tucson was unacceptable. Didn't like plastic-y center stack and touch controls. Went with the Honda.
@dlb0705
@dlb0705 6 месяцев назад
Try locking the Tucson doors in the rain---even Kia uses a superior button instead of a slippery recess on door handle.
@wiredawg2005
@wiredawg2005 5 месяцев назад
WE purchased a 2021 Santa Fe Hybrid Limited AWD ($42K+/top of the line at the time) while I want to love Hyundai (lots of great features, gas not the best but the all the features sort makes up for it). BUT I can't love them when they can't seem to repair a DTC P0471 that has been plaguing us since Feb 2024. I've been to the dealer 4 to 5 times, the first couple of times they said they could not find anything wrong. The 3d time, they replaced the differential pressure sensor, the same DTC returned the very next day. I took it back to them, they had it for 7 days in an attempt to give them more time to resolve this, pretty sure they did nothing but clear the code. After some exchange it sounded like they were just telling me whatever. They claim the part they replaced should have resolved the issue and they recalibrated such & such. I take the vehicle, that same evening approx. 10-miles of city driving the DTC returns. I went back the next day, told them the DTC returned let's reorder the part that was supposed to fix this, it must be faulty. They say they needed to diagnose the issue again before Hyundai authorizes this repair (warranty repair). It's been very frustrating that they can't resolve this DTC. I have yet another appointment in the morning (Apr 17) for them to resolve this DTC. Maybe this is a dealership issue, I don't really know. It seems after this whole COVID fiasco, all types of services have gone to crap. I was thinking about a trade-in this year, a Toyota (known for reliability). I was viewing the Rav4 hybrids but then came across vids/info about their hybrid power cable "cablegate"...WTH.
@annettegroseclose4022
@annettegroseclose4022 7 месяцев назад
Having owned both Hondas and Hyundai vehicles over the years I have to say for me Hyundai wins out each time. I recently purchased a 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy. Before I made the purchase I test drove a Honda CRV. I was very disappointed in the CRV as it lacked many standard features that most vehicles have as standard today. It has no USB ports in the rear which the salesman told me I could buy a six or 10 foot long cord and run the cord from the front outlet to the back outlet. It had no blind spot monitoring anywhere. At which point the salesman advised I could go purchase blind spot mirrors at Advance Auto. The doors did not open very wide making it more difficult to enter and exit the vehicle and the leg room in the back seat was much less than in older models of the CRV. I prefer Hyundai's for both safety features, comfort level, standard features, driving experience, and frankly the best warranties of any auto maker. As for longevity I have found that both Honda and Hyundai are just as comparable. Hyundai is it for me.
@Robert-D89
@Robert-D89 Год назад
Hyundai are on fire 🔥 literally they are catching fire….
@SFAvgeek
@SFAvgeek Год назад
Their sales are on fire along with their cars lol
@mementomori29231
@mementomori29231 Год назад
Literal trolls lol. Hondas were killing people with airbag shrapnel. Quit trolling folks.
@vjmtz
@vjmtz Год назад
@@mementomori29231 you could say that about anyone who bought the same airbags.. like Hyuandai/Kia did as well.
@vjmtz
@vjmtz Год назад
They are also getting stolen by 8 yr olds with a cell phone while they catch on fire.
@longislandebooks
@longislandebooks Год назад
@@mementomori29231Nobody wants to talk about the oil dilution problems that Honda have
@saucerman110
@saucerman110 11 месяцев назад
Have the Tucson 2023 Ultimate, find a few little niggly issues with it. The 10 1/4" touch screen is (in my opinion) not really suited for 'Driver Handling', it's TOO SENSITIVE, and can be quite annoying. Need a few buttons and knobs, for the radio and 'LANE Assist'. This is also very annoying when you HAVE TO go through the menu just to switch it OFF. Should have that option to decide whether to switch it ON. In my opinion it can be dangerous, as for example, you are approaching a sharp bend, you suddenly have to pull out to avoid another car that has broken down, if you have not disabled the 'LANE ASSIST', it WILL have a tendency to CORRECT that movement and possibly cause an accident. Another feature that is slightly annoying, is the 'Driver's front view'. It can be restricted for a person of say 5'10", either you settle for a lowered seat position, meaning your view is partially blocked by the front bonnet (hood), raise the seat, and you knock your head on the roof? Perhaps I am being too picky, but that's just me? Don't get me wrong, It's a really nice car, and good value for the money. Could be that I have not quite got over changing from a 2lt Ford Kuga diesel, love that car, ah well, on we go
@youspace725
@youspace725 2 месяца назад
To those hyundai owener, 2/100 who go above 200,000 miles. I'm going to tell you there are 98/100 honda are still willing to do it
@fritzfoxwell4538
@fritzfoxwell4538 Год назад
Great analysis at the end
@tgchris2222
@tgchris2222 Год назад
My dealership wants $2k on top of MSRP. No panoramic roof, no HUD, no etc…..…..no thank you.
@greatpix
@greatpix 8 месяцев назад
Comparing cargo capacity of an SUV is tricky. I wouldn't go by manufacturer's specs as there is no standard for measuring. I have seen come reviewers come up with I think a more practical solution. Some figure out the max dimensions of a box that you could slide in the back. Others test what's the biggest sheet of plywood or something like a TV or a folding table. I prefer going by the box measurement. I'd also like to see reviewers fill the seats with adults and see how they like it while driving for 30 minutes or an hour. In this test 5 adults or 4 adults and a baby seat. I've appreciated reviews where a big guy ) 6'2" or over, and a small woman fit in the driver's seat. Maybe even find a girthy gentleman of 300+ lbs finds the seats. My brother's family drove 7 hours to our house in a new CRV, with 3 adults and 2 teenagers, and I didn't hear them complaining afterwards. I was surprised hearing it was a CRV and not something bigger. In your case I'd invite family and friends to test out the various seating positions and get their opinions.
@sanditext2108
@sanditext2108 6 месяцев назад
Long time Honda owners, keeping our Element and Ridgeline 20 yrs and 17yrs. Looked at dealer's 2024 CRV hydrid yesterday and underwhelmed. It ticks all the boxes for us except for that feeling of excitement when stepping inside a new car. Monotone and one note. While we value reliability and low ownership cost I can see us moving towards the Hyundai line if its on par with Honda owners satisfaction and gives us that "new car owner mood boost". Plan to visit them soon. I must say the 2024 line up of all the brands seems to be dark, dull tones. Hoping 2025 brings a livelier color pallet.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 4 месяца назад
Exactly. There is zero excitement in acquiring a new Honda or Toyota. A monthly payment stings much less when your vehicle grabs your attention.
@Nug0311
@Nug0311 Год назад
Nice comparison like the side by side very helpful
@rombor2604
@rombor2604 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the test. very interesting comparison. In Europe, in Poland, the new Honda CRV 2023 is about $8-9,000 more expensive than the Hyundai Tucson. Currently, I have been driving a CRV hybrid for four years. I'm thinking about replacing my car next year. The question is what to buy? The Tucson is much cheaper, and in everyday use it is comparable to the CRV.
@markdiederich6252
@markdiederich6252 Год назад
2024 CRV Hybrid, bought it, don't regret it. It drives better, is more reliable, and why would I want to plug my phone in? Mine connects without having to do anything.
@halfmoonhill2585
@halfmoonhill2585 2 месяца назад
I already have 2024 CRV. It's good.
@bwolfe58
@bwolfe58 9 месяцев назад
Hyundai includes free BlueLink for 3 years. This allows you to say the name of a place or an address and it will be recognized by Bluelink and place directions on your GPS map. It also will provide audio guidance if you like. Not having this feature on a car is a deal breaker for me. I don't believe the Honda CRV provides anything like that.
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 8 месяцев назад
The CRV has power windows, and… Well, that’s about it!
@johnmantis5959
@johnmantis5959 5 месяцев назад
I would love to have the Tucson but I don’t live the push bottom gear sifter, and I hear a lot of older people have the same opinion.😢😢😢
@EarGuru101
@EarGuru101 11 месяцев назад
Found out so far : H̲O̲N̲D̲A̲: H̲Y̲U̲N̲D̲A̲I̲ +Great resell value, better front -poor resale Value +great for first 5 years - good for 2-3 years +still good after 10 years - not as good after 3- 5 years +solid Reliablity - not sure but rumors about reliablity issues +saftey - fire hazard -Boring interior + Mind blowing interior -shitty screen on dash looks yukk + amazing big centered media player -no 360cam view + 360 camera view -no headcheck camera + head check camera -no cool gadgets and features +loaded with so many cool features I am confused. Brain wants HONDA but Heart wants HYUNDAI
@Ricky-mo6mv
@Ricky-mo6mv 11 месяцев назад
While many people have reported better than average luck with Honda over the years, there are no guarantees. And if you so happen to get a bad one, you have less warranty to back you up for such a large purchase. On top of that, it doesn’t make much sense to settle for a vehicle that doesn’t make you smile. The Tucson certainly has the “wow” factor in every aspect and is an amazing vehicle. I’d rather spend money on amazing more than boring any day.
@Hoggywartz007
@Hoggywartz007 Год назад
I would give Honda another 5 points due to what condition the Hyundai is in 5 years to what the CRV will be.
@pfunk2637
@pfunk2637 Год назад
exactly, the Honda will OUTLAST the Hyundai.
@zaynkhan5104
@zaynkhan5104 Год назад
Comparing Hyundai with Honda. Really?
@logitech12345678910
@logitech12345678910 6 месяцев назад
I much prefer wired android auto to wireless. I enjoy being able to decide when I want to be connected to android auto and not having it connect every time I get in the car. One of my cars is wireless and the I the other one wired.
@keatomatic8535
@keatomatic8535 Год назад
Excellent review. Thanks!
@CarConfections
@CarConfections Год назад
Thanks for watching!
@dwaipayan82
@dwaipayan82 9 месяцев назад
Liked more features got Hyundai Tucson with 0apr
@kubi0461
@kubi0461 Год назад
It’s so hard to beat the Tucson. I would add that the Tucson awd system is a better performer than the Honda cr-v’s awd system. Kia sportage is arguably and even better deal as it’s a bit cheaper than the Tucson but from what I read the awd system in the Kia is different than the Hyundai so I’d probably still end up with a Tucson. I appreciate Honda reliability but at some point you can’t as easily ignore available features.
@kathleentaylor8840
@kathleentaylor8840 Год назад
I am looking at it the same way, and will add that screen location is everything to me, the dropped screen much more futuristic in appearance, which is key for me to invest in a new vehicle. I hate a raised screen that juts up above the dashboard, partially obstructing the front windshield, not only because it appears dysfunctional, but also because it looks as out of date as a 1960s tube television. I like incorporating the touch screen as part of a curved wrap around total screen system directly extensive with the driver’s speedometer screen.
@joecrash1232
@joecrash1232 Год назад
It’s true that the on-demand AWD system from the CR-V (and HR-V) are certainly not the best; however, Honda (also for Acura; Sh-AWD) other AWD is way more effective in terms of handling and capabilities. In this case, it’s their Full-Time Torque Vectoring AWD system. The TFLcar and TFL off-road and DrivingSportsTV channels did the demonstration with this particular AWD system. This AWD system is only found in Honda Pilot, Passport, and Ridgeline. The Acura MDX, RDX, and TLX also has this AWD, but tuned differently.
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