Hyundai Tucson GLS: Value packed small SUV benchmark
The Tucson GLS offers strong standard safety gear and a five year ten thousand mile bumper to bumper warranty plus ten year hundred thousand mile engine transmission coverage. It undercuts rivals with a base price under eighteen thousand dollars and active handling for urban and highway driving.
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Hyundai introduces a refreshed 2005 Santa Fe offered in GLS and LX with two engines. The 2.7-liter V6 delivers 170 horsepower and 181 lb ft torque with a four speed automatic while the 3.5-liter V6 makes about 200 horsepower and 239 lb ft torque with a five speed automatic. Both transmissions include Shiftronic control and ABS. The SUV targets competitive mileage with 23 mpg highway.
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