 The car hit a lot of things on my list for what I wanted and best of all, it was at an affordable price.  I have a fully loaded brand new Tucson Limited and I really like the way it looked and interior felt.  It has a heavy safe feeling as well for a company that used to make cars that felt light and slightly aluminum can-ish. PROBLEM 1: The transmission on this thing is terrible.  It feels like a high school kid trying to learn manual for the first time throwing the car into gear and revving the engine at 1st, 2nd, and 3rd gear.  This problem happens mostly on the upshift, but does happen on occasion on the downshift.  Hyundai said its because of a dual clutch... either way... its brutal and who knows what other problems with the drivetrain this will cause over time.  PROBLEM 2: The audio in the whole vehicle goes mute as if its plugged in headphone mode or something.  I literally have to turn off the car at a red light to let it reset so I can get the audio come back on.  Pretty annoying and super inconvenient.  PROBLEM 3:  My iPhone pairs great and does apple CarPlay perfectly.... but... after 2 minutes of talking on a call the other person gets a crazy bad echo.  So bad in fact that I can't take business related calls in the car and most times than not I have to call the person back because they can't think and talk over the echo.  I would love to say save your money on any other vehicle in this class because it has it all, but I unfortunately can't.  Do your due diligence and make sure the model you get hits the things consistently on your list, because we are regretting our purchase even though we love many things about the vehicle.