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Used Hyundai Tucson cars

The Hyundai Tucson is a roomy, classy compact SUV that's good to drive, cost-effective to own and comes with a long warranty.

Finance representative example (PCP)

Borrowing £12,750 with a £1,000 deposit at a representative APR of 8.9%.

Fixed rate of interest
4.6%
48 monthly payments
£243.98
Total amount payable
£16,767.04
Cost of credit
£3,017.04
Optional final payment
£4,056.00
Annual mileage limit
10,000 miles
Excess mileage charge
4p/mile

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  2. Finance representative example (PCP)

    Borrowing £12,750 with a £1,000 deposit at a representative APR of 8.9%.

    Fixed rate of interest
    4.6%
    48 monthly payments
    £243.98
    Total amount payable
    £16,767.04
    Cost of credit
    £3,017.04
    Optional final payment
    £4,056.00
    Annual mileage limit
    10,000 miles
    Excess mileage charge
    4p/mile

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Thinking of buying a used Hyundai Tucson?

Cazoo has a range of Hyundai Tucson cars for sale. If you're thinking of buying or financing a used Hyundai Tucson, we answer any questions you might have below.

The style of the car

Hyundai has gained a reputation for good design and the Tucson is a stylish and compact SUV. The five-door model blends a tough off-roader image with sleek premium details, helping it stand out from the crowd.

How it drives

Soft suspension, low noise levels and supportive seats make the Hyundai a very comfortable choice, while the high driving position and light steering mean it’s easy to drive. It’s not a big car, but most models have parking sensors and a reversing camera for simpler parking. The engines deliver all the power you’ll need, while there’s the option of four-wheel drive for those thinking of towing.

The interior

The Hyundai Tucson is a five-seater, but it features one of the largest interiors in its class, despite the exterior being no bigger than most rivals. Its boot is similar in size to direct competitors, with easily enough room for three large suitcases. All versions are well equipped, with air con and touchscreen infotainment fitted as standard, while N Line models come with useful extras such as heated seats and keyless entry.

Running costs and reliability

Value for money is a big part of the Hyundai Tucson’s appeal, with all models delivering plenty of standard equipment for the price. The range of engines is on a par with rivals for efficiency, tax and insurance costs, while servicing is also affordable. Hyundai was rated the third best car maker in the JD Power reliability survey and Euro NCAP awarded the Tucson five stars for safety.

How it compares with similar cars

The Tucson is similar in size to a Nissan Qashqai. It’s spacious and extremely well equipped, making it a firm favourite with families, even more so by its five-year warranty. Comfort is a key strength, with Auto Trader giving it the Best Car for Long Distances award.

Hyundai Tucson common questions