2022 Hyundai Tucson

phone

Also, the gloss black is not a finger print problem any more than your phone or ipad. I can say more

Occasionally won't connect to iPhone (but fixes itself the next time the car is restarted). 4.

Doesn’t remember what you use for phone or Bluetooth device if multiple devices are used.

Also on the base hybrid- heated seats, heated mirrors, all the safefy&#47;driving features, easy phone connectivity, power driver seat, 4 driving modes, low speed 4WD lock, automatic high beams that work great, tows small trailers with high MPG, 6 speed auto with paddle shifters.

Haven't been able to get Android Auto to work more than once, and dealer wasn't helpful in figuring out the issue.

From what I read the only real negatives should be the upgraded 10.25 touchscreen info system which will not have wireless apple Carplay&#47;Android Auto.

radio

While not having the radio, it affected Bluetooth, Siri etc.

There is this little noise coming from somewhere around the passenger side panoramic sun roof when starting forward or reverse and it sounds like something sliding back and forth in a metal channel.

People complain about the piano black trim around the center (radio and HVAC controls)
I keep a microfiber in the center console, takes literally 30 seconds to wipe off any fingerprint smudges or dust.

Wish there were a spare tire and normal control knob for the radio.

noise

I have gone through 2 windshields due to rock chips cracking(hopefully just bad luck)

3 weeks since they "fixed" my car, it  has cutoff on me 3 times and has a hard knocking noise.

Also, the noises and beeps that the car makes are overwhelming.

At higher speeds it has more wind noise towards the rear

windshield

The materials in the cabin feel first rate, from the ridged volume and signal and wiper

brake

After vigorously stepping on the brake it started.

The auto hold feature, which allows the car to brake itself after stop without holding the brake pedal, was one I didn't think I would use.

ride

Did a bit of customization and it's a great all year type ride

The touch screen, the digital dials and the quiet ride remind me of a Mercedes in a South Korean skin, with a much lower price.

Ride comfort is very good, even with the 19” rims.

Amazing gas mileage, comfortable ride, amazing new design.

my family loves the styling , ride and comfort

The ride it great, very smooth on these horrible Louisiana roads.

tank

Gas mileage has gone up with every tank of gas and the car is very smoth on the highway!

Now the cons…The gas tank is very small on this vehicle and short on range.

comfortable

I believe that this Tucson has more tech, comfort and luxury than comparable cars costing 50% more.

but this is the most comfortable car we've ever had.

Very comfortable, quiet, powerful and extremely attractive.

feature

of more concern, the audio affects all of the safety feature warnings.

The safety features standard on the Limited are numerous and cost a extra on a lot of SUVs, even more expensive ones.

I use this feature when there’s a lot of rain as it gives me extra confidence against possible skidding.

Outstanding, loaded with great options, reliability record and can’t beat Hyundai warranty!

The warranties are amazing as are the safety features and Hyundai's after sales support.

Many of the features have been great to use.

I love a lot of the features in this model.

A good idea in theory, BUT, this creates a dangerous issue if you are driving on a dark country road or on a main divided highway and your vision to the side is partially obscured by this feature.

button geari changes, but it seems to work
 it has a host of safety features that seem to work well .

Car drives nice and smooth, I just haven’t gotten 25 mpg yet, lots of very cool options

fuel

overall I am extremely happy with my Tuscon, great gas mileage even around town, 30mpg.

Gas mileage is better than expected, my daily (mostly highway) commute averages around 28-29 mpg at 80-85 MPH.

The only good thing a out this vehicle was the AWD and the fuel economy.

Our salesperson encouraged us to go a step further to a plug-in hybrid, and we're glad we listened to him, especially with gas prices as they are now.

Love how smooth this car runs and great on gas.

Has increased passenger and cargo room from last year and very good on gas for this size SUV.

Gas filler door can be opened by anyone because Hyundai cheapened the vehicle by eliminating the inside release.

2022 Subaru Outback

navigation

With my vehicle it was that the voice activation of the nav and search systems simply didn't work.

Unfortunately the infotainment screen is laggy and shuts off randomly shutting down everything except the engine,, safety systems, radio, gps, ac are all used through the laggy screen.

Infotainment can be a little touchy, wish nav used Google maps.

Electronics are consistently awful, from the (not really) voice-activated navigation to the slow, finicky touch-screen that controls nearly everything.

button is almost impossible to find&#47;use. The voice-activated navigation is unreliable - try entering a local address and the system responds "Would you like to navigate to the center of Lenox Iowa?"

Electronics are awful - voice navigation pretty much impossible to use; touch screen very slow to react; some

audio-system

The infotainment system can be a little confusing (mainly around profile management),

cons: HORRIBLE dash system, get RID OF the Screen!

I really do not understand all the reviews with hatred for the touch pad&#47;infotainment system, in fact for me it is a high point of the car!

failure

Subaru driver recognition works sometimes and in a repair order they say it’s designed to fail.

The electronics are annoying, faulty and poorly designed.

voice-command

transmission

The cvt transmission is awful, sucking the life out of the engine.

The Wilderness is quicker off the line, faster overall, with much smoother shifts from the revised transmission, with little body roll compromise when cornering at speed.

The CVT transmission is the worst ever - jumpy, jerky, and unable to match power requirements to transmission gearing.

pros: Smooth ride, pretty quiet interior, nice seats, sound system is good.

This is the nicest riding most comfortable car I have ever owned.

It rides incredible and handles beautifully too.

There are some positives: the seats are very comfortable and the ride is good.

Ride is great , gas mileage is 33mpg and Subaru reliability
 Really love this car and we feel so safe in it .

Larger fuel tank (18.6 gallons), with good fuel economy, gives the car up to 600 miles of highway range.

Very safe, comfortable and nice car to drive.

Altho the cloth seats could be more comfortable, love everything else except the car shutting off at stops.

The vehicle was highly rated and is very comfortable,

It accelerates better due to the turbo engine and is more comfortable inside.

The seats may very well be the most comfortable I've ever had in a car.

safety

The luxury and safety of the Subaru is unmatched for the price.

you need all the safety stuff because your always looking down.

however, beyond comfort, the excellent ‘safety’ rating was impressive to each of us.

However, I dare you to find another car that offers so much standard safety features.

Great styling, safety features and lots of space for transporting gear or shopping items.

My 2022 Outback Touring with Java Brown Nappa interior is simply the best yet, with Eyesight Technology and all of the safety features, e.g., Lane Keeping, Adaptive Cruise Control & Blind Spot Monitoring etc.

but for an old man I'm really liking all the features my Touring Model has.

We bought the Premium package 11 Outback for under 30K and for that price, you can not find a better deal on a vehicle.

The safety features are what drew me to this car .

2022 Kia Telluride

but that vehicle has a horrible transmission (9-speed that failed at 30k miles).

In addition to high speed balancing tires, front axle replacement and bearings, drive train parts from transmission to rear axle, still no resolution.

I love the way it rides nice and comfortable.

The care rides smooth and quiet and has plenty of get up and go.

The comfort, the ride, the quiet cabin, the standard features, the captains seats in the second row, everything about it is the way I like my cars to be.

From styling, ride and value it can't be beat.

You'll see why people rate this car well when you ride it yourself.

It has a very sporty and stiff ride (for a 3-row SUV), yet also soaks up the bumps and holes.

The drive is smooth and quiet, and the internal features make you feel you’re riding in a spaceship.

We are enjoying the style, the ride is smooth, comfortable seats and good gas mileage.

I get lots of compliments on the Kia and people are surprised how nice it rides in the back.

This last one for some reason barely gets 17-18mpg on a tank 50/50 highway town.

Well-priced, nicely equipped, and unquestionably refined, the Telluride is the complete package.

More space, hold its value better, longer warranty, more features per dollar and flat out more than Lux SUVs.

The body style, features and interior design nice.

There is not one unnecessary option and they're all in the right places in/on the vehicle.

Easy to navigate even on skinny lanes, great handling, lots of features, room for a big family or lots of dogs.

Stylish and comfortable family transport.

The 2022 Telluride is comfortable, Quiet, responsive, roomie inside and economical for this size SUV.

The car is comfortable and drives nice other than that.

The car rides great, has sufficient power, and is very comfortable.

interior

The exterior design is excellent, the interior is good, and the cost-effectiveness is the best.

So Far, very happy with my white S trim, light interior.

2022 Honda Accord Hybrid

engine

I’m so use to hearing an engine turn on that it was refreshing and intriguing to hear nothing at all.

tire

The 19” wheels tend to get damaged often by potholes since the tread is low profile, and since this car comes with a tire inflator versus a spare tire, I have been stranded on the side of the road a few times.

One thing I wish I had known prior to purchasing is that the car does not come with a spare tire.

small-size

however you will find small things that Honda did to save $$$.. First of all for my first 1000 miles I have averaged 36.5 miles per gallon (no where near the 44/47 mpg shown) and I’m not a peddle to the metal type of guy, the steering wheel is manual up/down or in/out (on a 35k vehicle??

The auto has plenty of legroom, front and back and the ride quality is extra good.

Ride comfort going over bumps and noisy roads is ok, and overall it feels good to drive.

It rides smoothly and I’ve easily reached 54 mpg on a 1.5 hour long road trip yesterday with stop and go traffic.

The people filling up beside me look at me and wonder why I am topping off my tank when I only need six gallons.

I can drive over 500 miles on one tank of gas, she has every safety feature with the exception of the top view camera, she is quiet, comfortable and can go from zero to seventy without you even realizing it.

You can easily get more than 500 miles per tank if you are not driving at 85 mph all the way.

Great features, one of the best car I’ve own.

My Honda Accord Hybrid 2022 Model EX-L has all the special features I could ever want or need in an automobile.

I was able to drive from NY to South Dakota in 18 hours in this car because of the key features.

The car has plenty of features, many of which in the "driving assist" category I tried and turned off.

Heads up display is cool and how many different options you have.

The safety features are what really convinced us in purchasing our Honda.

although I’m still trying to get a hang of the features.

Has all the amenities that you could ask.

Very comfortable in driving and/or riding.

Great exterior and interior style, designed to fit the must have desired needs, reliable, efficient, comfortable and unbelievable warranty, I just think is a car to last longer then you can expect.  .

It is one of the most comfortable and traveling cars I have owned.

The interior leather is beautiful and the sound system is exquisite.

Besides its beauty, the deciding factor in my purchase decision was interior roominess.

2022 Mitsubishi Outlander

The sporty body kit was put on with Elmer’s glue and side skirts can fall off at highways speeds and the hood rattles so severely it looks like it may be popped

The interior is dope 👌 and despite having a few hiccups with rattling in the door panels after blarring the 9 speaker 1 sub bose system; i really enjoy the infotainment system.

The hood has a manufacturer's defect, at speeds over 60 miles or if it's windy it bounces and shakes as if it's going to fly off, Mitsubishi's offer to fix it, is by replacing the hood with a new part that has to be painted in a local body shop  this will compromise the integrity of a car, as it's not an original paint anymore and therefor devalues the car, this is considered a lemon and under the Lemon Law Mitsubishi should take the car back and fully refund the buyer.

So many electrical issues, suspension and steering noises, wind noise, hood flutter, stereo problems, cameras problems, power window problems, and Mitsubishi is unable to fix any issue, we’ve been dealing with this since August 2021.

After two three months of purchase the unit began a noise in the internal back as if it were an old car.

Another reviewer said something about the hood vibration.

Electrical issue 
Door panel coming off 
Suspension noise
Stop on middle of the road

Only issue we have ran into with the vehicle thus far is the rattling&#47;moving hood while on highways.

Like the previous review about the hood vibrating at high speeds, took it to the dealership and already had the rubber cushioning correcting kit to fix the issue.

speed

Yes the hood shakes a little when driving at faster speeds

I did find it seemed to be underpowered coming off ramps to merge at highway speeds, again it's just fine in normal mode, or Sport (Tarmac).

If you don't drive at highway speeds and you live where the wind never exceeds 15 miles per hour you'll be in love with this car.

It sounds like a window is cracked open and tons of road noise.

The infotainment system would freeze and call people at random.

Would be an even more impressive vehicle if it had an AUX plug for audio devices to be hooked up to stereo system.

but there is NOTHING whatsoever "premium" about this stereo.

camera

This car is like a space shuttle, with all the high-tech features, such as the huge touchscreen monitor on the dash, all the camera assists, drive modes, mi-pilot assist, blind spot detection and even just the way you switch it from park to drive&#47;reverse.

App is unreliable,doesn't always start car, sometimes will indicate it has failed, yet car started.

but the car should be recalled, and the audio system repaired.

Gas milage around 30mpg, interior is beautiful and ride is Great.

I truly love this car it rides so smooth and the steering is awesome.

it has a smooth ride and technology in this vehicle is awesome.

though the Outlander is a comfortable vehicle to drive, we drove it from Atlanta to Orlando and the ride was enjoyable.

To get everything you want on this ride, in the colors you want is a needle in a haystack.

No bad cvt transmission, almost drive like automatic transmission , big wheels filling more the ride

The handling is good and responsive and the ride is smooth

It rides Smoothly on the local streets and highway, new luxury updates on the outside and inside, larger than my previous 2020 Outlander, loaded with features such as kick feature trunk release, infotainment system, several drive conditions selections,  panoramic moon roof, 3rd row of seating, 360 and birds eye view cameras, so many safety features to mention.

Keep in mind it has a very small gas tank so fill-ups will be fairly regular on long distances.

After buying the car I had to go on the road trip for work and was very happy with the 30.7 miles per gallon I got with cruise control set around 72 miles an hour on mostly flat highway.

I’m honestly very happy and I love that it doesn’t waste gas.

I’ve put close to 7k on my white diamond black edition outlander, runs very smooth on road handles corners like a pro.It has a very stylish look turns heads everywhere I go, and does really great on gas if you don’t let your lead foot take over.I really love this vehicle and highly recommend it.

Purchased this vehicle with great gas mileage.

In these modes it does a great "giddy up go", and can accelerate impressively, with a deduction in your fuel (from the instant fuel gauge monitoring).

but great for city living with great gas mileage and really great space with all seats down.

This car is very fuel efficient, I been doing an average of 29-32 MPG which is quite similar to my last fuel efficient mirage .

My outlander sel drives nice and comfortable cabin with luxury very resonable price and not bad for price I recommend buying outlander did take notice hood shakes

Handling, style, comfort, and safety features.

The seats are comfortable and the controls are easy to navigate.

Comfortable, good traction, stable, quiet, handles well and affordable.

Comfortable interior great 4wheel system!

The interior is very comfortable, it almost looks luxurious.

mileage

It handles great, gets decent gas mileage and feels much more luxurious than the price tag, even on my SE model.

Upon further downership of the vehicle I noticed it got 1 mpg better on the highway

It handled well in snow with it's stock tires in Yellowstone, amazingly on highways in the Dakota's with downpour conditions at 50 mph (too scary to even attempt to go faster), and stuck to the road like a racecar all over the Southwestern Deserts UT, AZ, NV, and CA.

As for me, I live in a windy area and drive the 75 mph interstate every time I leave the house.

2022 Toyota Sienna

I can't imagine how hard it would be getting onto a highway with a 65 mph or 70 mph speed limit.

It is very quiet with very little wind noise at highway speeds.