It happened with the Kia Soul, so I don't see why it wouldn't also happen with this new Hyundai Venue. It's affordable and cheap to run. It's easy to get in and out of with good outward visibility. The 60+ crowd is going to love this. They're smart.
Nicolas Echevarria this vehicle is the future RAMBLER, X body GM , Pinto, Vega, VW Bug, K Car , early Hyundai, Prius , and every other creepy old lady car that cheapskates and skinflints ride the left lane at half speed in front of you 😆😆😆😆
@Amin Haq Have photographed for Lamborghini. And Urus is our work car. So have been driven around in it in Corsa mode. And you don't get the 1700w Bang and Olufsen music system in Audi.
I’m 26 and I bought one in the SE trim, green, with a manual. I’m a nurse and I use it to commute to work and for more ground clearance for my stone driveway. I paid $15,500 cash and have already put 20k miles on it. Not sure why you guys were so negative. It’s just a commuter car.
I just bought this car, it is not small at all inside, great head room, the back comfy seats my 2 large Shepherds without being crowded. I had the green car jazzed up with black accents such as handles, side mirrors, grill, the venue sign in back, powder coated rims and tinted windows. I also added rain guards and a wind guard for the moon roof. I can pretty much drive the car hands free on the highway, very responsive but keep your guard up in case there is a break in the stripes on the road, then it kicks off. Pick up is just fine, the car rides very smooth even at 70 MpH, turning radius is small, great for U-turns and parking. All together with tax, etc it was $25k. Great car for the price, and fun to drive. Gas mileage is fantastic, I get between 38-40 miles per gallon. 10 Gallon tank costs 20 bucks to fill in my area. This is my first foreign car I bought because I didn't want to spend a bundle, This is def a "chick" car and I'm loving it.
A lot of these cars are often designed with a low floor and a high and straight seating position, which is better for older drivers. The lower cost of ownership, maintenance and insurance is a bonus for them.
I really believe “we are targeting millennials” is just code for we are trying to make the car look bigger because we think we can charge more money for what is essentially an accent. Also I’d like to know which cash strapped millennials who need a boxy less efficient suv instead of a sedan/ hatch
I guess i am considered a senior citizen now and I love this car. I bought it in 2020 and most of my driving is city driving. It has plenty of pep and handles quite well. I get 40 mpg on the highway and 30+ mpg locally. I have owned dozens of cars, SUV;s and trucks in my life including an Audi 90 Quattro, a couple of Acura CL Type S's, Mustang GT, Super Charged Pontiac Grand Prix GTP, Honda Prelude and others. Over all those cars I actually prefer driving this over all of them now. I have had it going on 5 years now with zero problems. The features on it are great, I don't have people pulling up to me wanting to race and I don't have to worry about the cops pulling me over because i have a lead foot driving a sports car. I guess I am getting old. 🤣
@@ajayadhisankar4139 Maybe Hyundai launched Venue in US market for youngsters like school college or young working folks who can afford an SUV under $20k only anyway Used car market is huge in US so maybe they want people to buy a new car on used car rates👍
I love these guys, but in this video they keep talking about "millennials" like they're some obscure group they know nothing about...pretty sure they're both millennials?!
@@mattX5 Damn, you're dumb. Anyone born in the 2000s would be 19 at most. The vast majority of 19 year olds can't afford a car. The millennial cohort, that you can easily look up, are those born roughly from the early 80s to mid 90s.
My mom just bought one because she wanted something taller than a sedan but not quite an SUV, she bought the SEL with the conviene package (sunroof) and she loves it, it's a major upgrade for her tech wise since her old car was a 2010.
I own Venue. Love this car. 🖤🖤🖤. Blue link is really great I control the air conditioning from my home and once I left the car open and used my phone to lock. So its useful.
In a civic, it is difficult to pass food from the drive through window! The car is so low that passing food, especially drinks/“hot” coffee, down from the drive through window to civic is awkward and accident prone! Also for Older people with “back problems”, getting into the low civic is harder. Sitting more upright in a SUV is way more comfortable for old people.
Ground clearance can matter for some people, my wife leaves for work before the snow plows arrive and she used to scrape the bottom of her sedan. SUV, no problem.
The Pontiac Vibe set the standard that the Venue and others follow. Small, reliable, and low cost doesn't have to come with a trunk. With the average new vehicle sale now over 35k USD Hyundai deserves credit for a strong vehicle lineup south of that. AND a ten year powertrain warranty that's overlooked in reviews.
This car is recent major hit in India when there's a bad recession going on in Indian automobile market and there's a waiting period of around 6 weeks.
I own one over here in India and must say a great car! Has all the necessary features you'll need , yes a bit short on space and performance but price to performance can't beat
I think that the biggest competitor to this type of car is usually a pre-owned car. The advantages of this would be the warranty and whatever new tech the used car doesn't have.
If you live in a country where roads are trash, like Costa Rica, and gas prices are sky high, again, like Costa Rica, then this car is the one you’ll need, otherwise, any sedan would be immediately destroyed by bumps and potholes.
Heyyyyy this Hyundai Venue is a big hit in the Indian market which is as always filled with youths. I have seen Indian reviews of the car but having seeing yours too gives me a wider perspective which Indians usually miss. thanks guyssss and keep it up.
I’m a millennial and work at a GM dealer next to a Hyundai. This car caught me off guard. Small SUV that’s affordable and can come in manual transmission (only in base) I want one.
I guess Hyundai Canada had to provide the press cars for the Canadian journos. Probably don't want to have a US-spec car getting used for other markets because there might be like two missing options or some other easily hand-waved BS.
@@JM-nz8gw So even with California traffic going relatively slow I felt like it was underpowered for it's size and the transmission was constantly searching for the right gear. That made for a very jarring ride. Other than that it seemed like the materials on the inside were not put together the best or they used lesser quality stuff. I will say this though, its probably going to be hella better on gas mileage and maintenance. IDk I feel like subaru is like buick in a way where as its like an in between car company between mainstream and luxury vehicles. The Hyundai just felt a little dated on materials that's all.
@@seansurfn2 You are sorry for me buying a car for 16k 5 years ago and its still worth 10k. Hmm cost me 2k a year to own if I was to resell it. Do you feel sorry I have no problems getting through snow up here in the north east where people in some SUV's do. Do you feel Sorry that i have plenty of room in my sedan that handles better that what most people drive which is a crossover? Do you feel sorry that my car actually has comfortable room even in the back seats. Do you feel sorry that I paid half of what most people paid for their new car that probably will not outlast my NA H6 engine and 5 speed? Do you feel sorry that I feel like there is more to life to what car I drive? Do you feel sorry that I will never know the struggles of accelerating on a busy highway with a 5k lb suv, or a CVT shredding, or lousy turbo lag. Yeah my car may be on the slower side but I am not racing, Im driving to work or across country with my family to enjoy life instead of wasting it on a car that may be faster or flashier just for it to lose 75% of its value in 6-7 years and/ or be unreliable. Oh btw my insurance is dirt cheap on it and its super easy to work on. Please enlighten me
On one hand, I love that you guys make videos about "ordinary" cars (coz let's face it, most of your viewers are not going to buy a new lambo this or next year). On the other hand, I am so disappointed when you post a video about a car I'll never ever buy, or even consider buying, because.... well just look at it :D Another one of those bins on wheels :D Still have to watch it and thumbs up to support you because the review is well made and very informative for those that are actually considering buying this thing.
..and that's probably who'll be driving it. As a late Boomer--no pun intended--I wonder if my millenial daughter would be willing to give up her '12 Mazda 5 for this? Probably not.
I wish Mazda continue to make the 5, because it was my favorite rental car (besides the Kia Soul) to road trip and moved people belongings. I drove from Charlotte, NC to San Diego, CA, to Jacksonville, FL, and back to Charlotte, NC. 🙂
@@JT-fq2bl Question: Have you ever hauled 5 adults in a 5 on any of your trips? I've heard of people doing it, but I can't see it with that tight third row.
I appreciate how Hyundai-Kia is attempting to break into the market more by creating products that have more value for their class and innovative styling. They are even doing this with their luxury brand genesis. While the company has an economy reputation now and made the mistake of a sedan line up with the genesis launch. They do care about quality and enthusiasts (putting a stick in the luxury sporty sedans) and they are putting money into cool enthusiast vehicles (the stinger gt) instead of “appealing” to enthusiasts (the Camry TRD), anyway, I respect the company for making a truly honest efforts and it was stay in my mind next time I am in the buying proccess. Car companies are worried that people aren’t buying enough new cars or stock shift cars, this kind of behavior is what will influence me to do so- NOT fake vents, fake exhausts, etc
Hey guys! I drive a 2018 Hyundai Kona Ultimate and I use the bluelink everyday. I only turn on the ignition with the start/stop button if I forget to use bluelink or my hands are too full to use my phone. I absolutely love it. I can select how long the engine runs, climate control, defroster, heated mirrors etc. I also love the fact that I get a text as soon as the command goes through. If I can't remember locking the car I can just lock it from the app. It's the best! Thank you guys for all the great content. You are the best in the business 👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼
239th comment!! And honestly “Millennial” focuses cars are annoying and condescending even at times. We just want more bang for buck, at cheap prices. When you ruin the planet many times and pass it off, we don’t get much pleasure choices.
As for app-based controllers, I have Volvo OnCall with my XC40. I do use the remote start feature to warm it up for a few minutes in our current frigid temperatures. Activates heat, defrost, heated seat and steering wheel.
I sat in this car at the LA Auto Show, it has a pretty great optional blue and white interior. My Girlfriend loved the car and its size, but she also wants something much larger. If i was looking for a sub-subcompact CUV this is the one i'd get over the Kicks.
Good job on the STI. All millennials that care about cars, should buy the 'spirited' cars. This is the only way we will convince manufacturers to keep making the good stuff.
We have an itty bitty HR-V for our basic family hauling needs, and it's been a reliable little runner. But this is more interesting and well thought-out in my eyes. The rear doesn't have the same versatility that Honda's Magic Seat system has, but otherwise, I think it's a better package for the class than the HR-V. I do think this would benefit from an AWD option down the road, but the HR-V's AWD is so horrendous and the stock tires are so miserable that it doesn't make a difference in inclement weather anyway.
I have BlueLink. I use it sometimes, mostly in the winter for remote start. The good thing is I got five years of free service with my new Tucson that I bought last year. It lets you start, lock and unlock the car, turn on the lights, etc. It will also track kilometres, fuel levels, etc. The downside is it’s super, super slow. To remote start my car takes literally 2-3 minutes, and you have to keep the screen on the entire time. Also, the remote start times out at 10 minutes, and that’s not really long enough to heat up your car in the winter, especially with the auto climate control, so it’s not blasting hot air right away. Overall, I’m glad it’s there, and I like that it’s free, and I didn’t have to get a remote starter installed, but I wouldn’t say it’s a great system.
Handy video. I was very interested in this Venue thing but clearly, it's underpowered and appears to be more about looks over substance. I'm starting to feel the same about the Kona as well. I might actually go with the Hyundai Elantra GT (hatch). Not as cool looking as the Venue or Kona but in terms of functionality (and likely comfort and quiet ride) - BETTER. Thanks guys!
Hey Yuri and Jakub, I'm the random guy in the RAV4 that waved at ya'll when you were driving this car by the lake. So wild that I ran into you guys. My girlfriend's actually pretty interested in this car and we were taking a look at it at our local Hyundai Dealer the day before I spotted you guys.
This is the type of car a parent would buy for their kid as a surprise on their 16th birthday for getting their license thinking they’ll like it cause it’s hip
For city life, the higher ground clearance eliminates scrapes to the suspension and underbody parts on potholes, cracked uneven sunken roads, and construction metal plates. This reduces the frequency of needing alignment and repainting the underbody to prevent rust. The higher sight line allows longer range visibility, earlier visibility over a hill, visibility through your left and right adjacent cars, so you can see if there is another hidden car/pedestrian behind them, which increases safety and the driver's planning time. This also allows earlier visual detection of uniformed persons in vehicles with lights and megaphones in the same fashion. The higher seats require less hip range of motion to enter. The higher roof decreases the risk of head injury upon entering the vehicle. The benefits and cost savings far exceed the few dollars you save from a sedan's mpg. One damage to the car, injury to the driver, or one ticket exceeds your sedan mpg savings.
Hey guys u were wondering about the blue link? I have a 2018 Sonata and use it almost every day. Works super quick less than 1 min from opening app to actual start of the car. Can choose how long car idles for and what temperature and vents the air comes from. Also turns on heated steering wheel, heated side mirrors and rear defroster for back window. Can also find ur car if u forgot where u parked and get monthly diagnostics and vehicle use sent to you.
@@TheStraightPipes definatley! Out off all the feature it's probably my favourite. Nothing like going out to ur car when it's below zero and everything is defrosted and warm😁... btw love the channel and shoutout from Beautiful British Columbia Jakub and Yuri
I sure hope that Hyundai {+ all other car companies} realize that there is already a post-millennial generation in existence, who are already entering their early 20s.
My sister has been driving small SUVs since forever because her neighborhood tends to flood during the summer rainy season. She owned a CRV for over 10 years and now drives a HRV since the CRV has gone too upscale (translation: more expensive). And the elevated driving position is a bonus.
There must be something in the water because this looks like a Kia Soul to me. Oh, that's funny, Kia and Hyundai are friends with benefits and share everything. I had to watch the entire video to confirm... Not ONE mention of the Kia Soul. Am I insane?
Guys, love your reviews! In regards to clearance, I live in Saskatchewan and with snow and infrequent road plowing, clearance is definitely an issue. Newer cars are definitely lower to the ground than older ones and although I agree that the Civic is great and meets most needs, I could end up being stranded because of ice ruts and snow. We bought an HRV but even it was closer to the ground than I would prefer. I think it's the gas mileage that is causing cars to be lower. We rented a Seat Arona RS in Europe two summers ago and it was a great car! lots of clearance, 1.4L turbo ... would meet the needs of most people in Canada. Nothing even close to that is on the market. Even Subaru's are close to the ground unless you go with the Crosstrek or Outback.
I had 6 months of free BlueLink on my 2017 Elantra. It was nice because I got the car in the winter, and my parking was nearly a mile away from my dorm room, so I could walk down and be cold but have a warm car waiting for me with the remote start. I think it had controls to turn on the defrosters, too, so brushing snow off it was easier once I got to the car. It’s an awfully expensive subscription service, though, so I didn’t renew it after my trial. I guess it might make a bigger difference on the new Sonata with its summon feature.
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What do you think of the Hyundai Venue? Would you buy it over an Elantra or Civic or Ecosport or anything else?
As a Civic Hatch owner, probably not. For the same price I get much more power and a much better ride.
What an absolute POS tbh no offence internet
I poopy
@@Andrew.Troncoso If that's what you're looking for, you can skip this car. This isn't a family car, but a super compact cross-over.
I've seen it yesterday here in South Africa. I prefer it over Civic and Elantra
"Millennial focused car" - soon to be seen everywhere being driven mostly by people in their late fifties and beyond
Literally so true.
That's what happened to Scion in the U.S.
It happened with the Kia Soul, so I don't see why it wouldn't also happen with this new Hyundai Venue. It's affordable and cheap to run. It's easy to get in and out of with good outward visibility. The 60+ crowd is going to love this. They're smart.
Makes me think of the Scion xB tbh
Yep. Old people cant afford to drive V8 caddies anymore. All I see where I live is old ppl driving crappy Chevy Trax.
Yuri: “They can’t because it was cost too much”
Jakub: “oh they can! They just chose not to”
I dunno why, but this part kills me
3:35
The Straight Pipes: are millenials
Also the Straight Pipes: *WhAt Do MiLleNiAls WaNt?!?1*
Obviously, millenials want cheapest highest mileage Raptor or a Plymouth Prowler
It's because millennial don't want this car it will be driven by old people
Millennials are in their 30s now. Isn't gen Y, or Z or something now for early 20s kids?
@@sphong0610 Gen Z is in their teens and early 20s. Millennial is the nickname for Gen Y.
Exactly what I thought!!!! They ARE millennials!!! Stop acting like we arent! LoL
Jakub: “I’ll be honest it’s slow as balls.”
Never thought I hear someone say that in a review 😂😂
Nicolas Echevarria this vehicle is the future RAMBLER, X body GM , Pinto, Vega, VW Bug, K Car , early Hyundai, Prius , and every other creepy old lady car that cheapskates and skinflints ride the left lane at half speed in front of you 😆😆😆😆
"Hyundai, what's the 0-60mph time?"
Hundai: "Yes."
Husky Dinosaur it’s 9.8 seconds lol
Puts a smile on my face watching something I can afford.
Still working for an Urus :)
Keep grinding. 💯💯💯
@@bacardim390 One life. Gotta make it big afterall.
@Amin Haq Have photographed for Lamborghini. And Urus is our work car. So have been driven around in it in Corsa mode. And you don't get the 1700w Bang and Olufsen music system in Audi.
Haha! Same here Sourav. Just bought this 2 weeks ago.
An Urus is not worth all the extra effort you will put to afford it.
I’m 26 and I bought one in the SE trim, green, with a manual. I’m a nurse and I use it to commute to work and for more ground clearance for my stone driveway. I paid $15,500 cash and have already put 20k miles on it.
Not sure why you guys were so negative. It’s just a commuter car.
Lol my dad just bought one. He's definitely not a millennial
Ok boomer
Sad
@@natebarry5553 if u think like dat...k....
TheStraightPipes HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@natebarry5553 :(
I just bought this car, it is not small at all inside, great head room, the back comfy seats my 2 large Shepherds without being crowded. I had the green car jazzed up with black accents such as handles, side mirrors, grill, the venue sign in back, powder coated rims and tinted windows. I also added rain guards and a wind guard for the moon roof. I can pretty much drive the car hands free on the highway, very responsive but keep your guard up in case there is a break in the stripes on the road, then it kicks off. Pick up is just fine, the car rides very smooth even at 70 MpH, turning radius is small, great for U-turns and parking. All together with tax, etc it was $25k. Great car for the price, and fun to drive. Gas mileage is fantastic, I get between 38-40 miles per gallon. 10 Gallon tank costs 20 bucks to fill in my area. This is my first foreign car I bought because I didn't want to spend a bundle, This is def a "chick" car and I'm loving it.
Is it just me or every car that's designed for young people fits better for old people? This is basically 2019's Scion xB.
Basically a bigger Kei car lol.
And the Kia soul
A lot of these cars are often designed with a low floor and a high and straight seating position, which is better for older drivers. The lower cost of ownership, maintenance and insurance is a bonus for them.
Let's face it the old people are the ones with the cash 😂
I was thinking more of the Scion XD
I'd like to shift by saying "YEET" and "BRUH"
That's a zoomer thing
I honestly absolutely love the design of this.
Jakub: "If you're a millennial you probably don't even have a house."
All millenials are homeless confirmed.
Apartments man. Sucks
The thing is this dude is a Millennial himself. Im sure he has a house. 🤦🏾♂️
@@bacardim390 They live in Toronto, detached houses are over a mil, I don't know what youtube pays but I doubt they own houses.
Yeah in Canada millenials don't own houses, he's not lying
Bacardi M3 what is with you idiots saying these guys are millennials? Unless the 2000s were 25-30 years ago, these guys aren’t millennials!
I really believe “we are targeting millennials” is just code for we are trying to make the car look bigger because we think we can charge more money for what is essentially an accent.
Also I’d like to know which cash strapped millennials who need a boxy less efficient suv instead of a sedan/ hatch
James Mastroianni true but Subaru never really said outback is targeting younger audience that’s why we are making this.
Are we still assuming all millennials are poor?
I guess i am considered a senior citizen now and I love this car. I bought it in 2020 and most of my driving is city driving. It has plenty of pep and handles quite well. I get 40 mpg on the highway and 30+ mpg locally. I have owned dozens of cars, SUV;s and trucks in my life including an Audi 90 Quattro, a couple of Acura CL Type S's, Mustang GT, Super Charged Pontiac Grand Prix GTP, Honda Prelude and others. Over all those cars I actually prefer driving this over all of them now. I have had it going on 5 years now with zero problems. The features on it are great, I don't have people pulling up to me wanting to race and I don't have to worry about the cops pulling me over because i have a lead foot driving a sports car. I guess I am getting old. 🤣
Compare the venue with an old Hyundai atos.They really have improved their styling by 200%
Greetings from India 🇮🇳 Our Hyundai Venue is amazing 👏 and a blockbuster success, 100k bookings within 8 months from launch (May 2019)😀
for our market, its pretty decent but it's kinda trash in the us
@@ajayadhisankar4139 Ofcourse I can understand where you are coming from 🤪
@@blue280485 yea, bcuz there suvs are generally much bigger as standard, and so the venue isn't that appealing bcuz of its size.
@@ajayadhisankar4139 Maybe Hyundai launched Venue in US market for youngsters like school college or young working folks who can afford an SUV under $20k only anyway Used car market is huge in US so maybe they want people to buy a new car on used car rates👍
millenial car: cheap but with tons of features
I love these guys, but in this video they keep talking about "millennials" like they're some obscure group they know nothing about...pretty sure they're both millennials?!
2016 F15 N55 ....which would make them millennials.... (1981-1996)
@@mattX5 lmao... How old do you think millennials are, exactly?!
Nick I don’t know what you’ve been taught, but millennials is anyone born in the 2000s. 90s and 80s are post millennials.
@@mattX5 Damn, you're dumb. Anyone born in the 2000s would be 19 at most. The vast majority of 19 year olds can't afford a car. The millennial cohort, that you can easily look up, are those born roughly from the early 80s to mid 90s.
My mom just bought one because she wanted something taller than a sedan but not quite an SUV, she bought the SEL with the conviene package (sunroof) and she loves it, it's a major upgrade for her tech wise since her old car was a 2010.
I own Venue. Love this car. 🖤🖤🖤. Blue link is really great I control the air conditioning from my home and once I left the car open and used my phone to lock. So its useful.
karthik velly I just got my venue for Christmas in green and I am 16 and I want to know if the blue link is worth the money for it
I just got mines and it does have a push start 😭 also not sure if the blue link will work with my car.
LOL'd at the lens cleaning! Had to go back to see just how bad it was. Haha
Summary : « I’m Jakub. I’m Yuri. And this is disappointing. »
9:41 shows you how much they cared about this car.
The car sucks hahaha
In a civic, it is difficult to pass food from the drive through window!
The car is so low that passing food, especially drinks/“hot” coffee, down from the drive through window to civic is awkward and accident prone!
Also for Older people with “back problems”, getting into the low civic is harder.
Sitting more upright in a SUV is way more comfortable for old people.
i have 91 prelude slammed as a daily let me tell you i have to use the sunroof at some drive thrus lol
Alex xolo
I don’t think using the sun roof to pass hot coffee is safe!
I love this channel! Finally a car review show, that’s funny without being cringy.
it's like if a kona, kicks and fiat L had a threesome, and 2 of the three were related...and voila
Ground clearance can matter for some people, my wife leaves for work before the snow plows arrive and she used to scrape the bottom of her sedan. SUV, no problem.
I'm on gen z and I wouldn't mind buying this as a first car :P
kona is so much better
I'm looking for a first car it must be shit and fuck no that looks over 20k im a poor ass
If your truly poor how the hell are you getting a 20k car for your first car 😂 my first car was $500 bucks
Just get a used car
@@stephencain3467 already use my moms Corolla but its still in her name so not my first lol
Ok so they're in New Orleans, how is it running Ontario tags/license plates?
That was also the first thing I noticed.
Wondered about this myself. I'm wondering if it's Canadian-spec Venue, so they have to put Canadian plates to take them on the road.
The Pontiac Vibe set the standard that the Venue and others follow.
Small, reliable, and low cost doesn't have to come with a trunk. With the average new vehicle sale now over 35k USD Hyundai deserves credit for a strong vehicle lineup south of that. AND a ten year powertrain warranty that's overlooked in reviews.
This car is recent major hit in India when there's a bad recession going on in Indian automobile market and there's a waiting period of around 6 weeks.
6 weeks in nothing, just sayin
9:37 Me: Dang that lens is dirty!
9:42 StraightPipes: On it fam
I own one over here in India and must say a great car! Has all the necessary features you'll need , yes a bit short on space and performance but price to performance can't beat
Yeah but in india your probably going 39kmh max. Here in usa we're going over 100kmh
Yeah but your standards are lower
Imagine driving that thing in the wind on the interstate.
City car.not Road trip car
That would be a nightmare if it’s anything like my old Sentra 🤦🏾♂️
I have an Accent, it does fine on the highway, but the acceleration isn't anything to write home about.
100km/60mph crosswinds are a bit tough in Accent, much better in a sedan/heavier vehicle. I imagine the Venue would be flyin' in the clouds
@The Catmother anything under 300 is undrivable. Europeans and Asians handle that garbage because they're always in traffic.
Honey, I shrunk the Palisade! 😨
I think that the biggest competitor to this type of car is usually a pre-owned car. The advantages of this would be the warranty and whatever new tech the used car doesn't have.
My cousin bought this one over the EcoSport and Honda City. Had a ride in it a few days back and it's the best thing for cities.
The look on Yuri’s face when they launched, priceless.
“Hey Hyundai, set my ebrake “ is the funniest thing you guys have ever said
If you live in a country where roads are trash, like Costa Rica, and gas prices are sky high, again, like Costa Rica, then this car is the one you’ll need, otherwise, any sedan would be immediately destroyed by bumps and potholes.
This car is the personnification of a 50 year-old dressed as a 15 year-old, walking around saying "Hey, kids! Wanna be cooooooool like me?"
The wheels rolling at a slow speed look so goood
Heyyyyy this Hyundai Venue is a big hit in the Indian market which is as always filled with youths. I have seen Indian reviews of the car but having seeing yours too gives me a wider perspective which Indians usually miss. thanks guyssss and keep it up.
I’m a millennial and work at a GM dealer next to a Hyundai.
This car caught me off guard. Small SUV that’s affordable and can come in manual transmission (only in base)
I want one.
For now. The manual will be added to the N trims in the near future.
I too love basic, boring, uninspiring vehicles
I want the suv trend to die.
Ahmed Hakim you’re just one of those people who can’t accept change in the world. Get with the times.
Its more of cuv or fuel economy and handling of a truck, off road and hauling capabilities of a car
2016 F15 N55 But your times suck ass
I’m working in hotel room while watching so..., you’re doing review in N’awlins with Ontario plates???
I guess Hyundai Canada had to provide the press cars for the Canadian journos.
Probably don't want to have a US-spec car getting used for other markets because there might be like two missing options or some other easily hand-waved BS.
Love how he says onnnnnee hundred twenty one like its a 500 hp SUV
When the boomers want to stay up to date with the memes but are a litle to late:
In India there's 3-4 months of waiting period for Hyundai Venue.
How sad for India
Yes it is sad for India because cars are crazy expensive in India. For that reason this does very well in a lot regards.
My heart was torn to pieces when the passenger visor didn't slide
I'm a millennial and we just got a Tucson... LOVE IT
Drove one in California coming from a Subaru. It was crap and 8 years newer than my subaru.
@@Hallowsaw To each his own, but why did you think it was crap? This is our second Hyundai and deff will go back to them later on.
@@JM-nz8gw So even with California traffic going relatively slow I felt like it was underpowered for it's size and the transmission was constantly searching for the right gear. That made for a very jarring ride. Other than that it seemed like the materials on the inside were not put together the best or they used lesser quality stuff. I will say this though, its probably going to be hella better on gas mileage and maintenance. IDk I feel like subaru is like buick in a way where as its like an in between car company between mainstream and luxury vehicles. The Hyundai just felt a little dated on materials that's all.
@@Hallowsaw so sorry for your purchase..
@@seansurfn2 You are sorry for me buying a car for 16k 5 years ago and its still worth 10k. Hmm cost me 2k a year to own if I was to resell it. Do you feel sorry I have no problems getting through snow up here in the north east where people in some SUV's do. Do you feel Sorry that i have plenty of room in my sedan that handles better that what most people drive which is a crossover? Do you feel sorry that my car actually has comfortable room even in the back seats. Do you feel sorry that I paid half of what most people paid for their new car that probably will not outlast my NA H6 engine and 5 speed? Do you feel sorry that I feel like there is more to life to what car I drive? Do you feel sorry that I will never know the struggles of accelerating on a busy highway with a 5k lb suv, or a CVT shredding, or lousy turbo lag. Yeah my car may be on the slower side but I am not racing, Im driving to work or across country with my family to enjoy life instead of wasting it on a car that may be faster or flashier just for it to lose 75% of its value in 6-7 years and/ or be unreliable. Oh btw my insurance is dirt cheap on it and its super easy to work on. Please enlighten me
I just bought myself the Christmas gift of a visor test hoodie on Teespring! 😁
On one hand, I love that you guys make videos about "ordinary" cars (coz let's face it, most of your viewers are not going to buy a new lambo this or next year). On the other hand, I am so disappointed when you post a video about a car I'll never ever buy, or even consider buying, because.... well just look at it :D Another one of those bins on wheels :D
Still have to watch it and thumbs up to support you because the review is well made and very informative for those that are actually considering buying this thing.
The version of this car they sell in India gets a wireless charger. Yeyyy🤓
But they removed heated seats in india😔
@@raghavagnihotri21 As if it matters.
@VT - 06KS 801639 McCrimmon MS Understandable.
*watches this video, then stares at Hyundai executives and designers*
Ok Boomers
..and that's probably who'll be driving it. As a late Boomer--no pun intended--I wonder if my millenial daughter would be willing to give up her '12 Mazda 5 for this?
Probably not.
@@lego4virgo Nice choice on the 5!
@@Trendyflute Thanks. It's our second. She loves that thing. Vows to drive it until she pulls up the shifter and nothing is connected to it anymore.
I wish Mazda continue to make the 5, because it was my favorite rental car (besides the Kia Soul) to road trip and moved people belongings. I drove from Charlotte, NC to San Diego, CA, to Jacksonville, FL, and back to Charlotte, NC. 🙂
@@JT-fq2bl Question: Have you ever hauled 5 adults in a 5 on any of your trips? I've heard of people doing it, but I can't see it with that tight third row.
10:29 ohh god, if that becomes a real thing than I'm riding a bike for the rest of my life
7:33 damn that some fast shifting into reverse!
😂😂
FINALLY! Something with less power than my honda fit!
The fits a 1.5 though no way
@@thivakarsaravanamuthu4744 yup, the fit has 125 hp
@@elliotanderson4065 Nice thats really good for a 1.5 . Honda engine are good at that
@@thivakarsaravanamuthu4744 hell yeah, gonna run it till it dies
I appreciate how Hyundai-Kia is attempting to break into the market more by creating products that have more value for their class and innovative styling. They are even doing this with their luxury brand genesis. While the company has an economy reputation now and made the mistake of a sedan line up with the genesis launch. They do care about quality and enthusiasts (putting a stick in the luxury sporty sedans) and they are putting money into cool enthusiast vehicles (the stinger gt) instead of “appealing” to enthusiasts (the Camry TRD), anyway, I respect the company for making a truly honest efforts and it was stay in my mind next time I am in the buying proccess. Car companies are worried that people aren’t buying enough new cars or stock shift cars, this kind of behavior is what will influence me to do so- NOT fake vents, fake exhausts, etc
Please agree or disagree with me, I want to talk about it
Millennials talking about millennials in the third person
Hey guys! I drive a 2018 Hyundai Kona Ultimate and I use the bluelink everyday. I only turn on the ignition with the start/stop button if I forget to use bluelink or my hands are too full to use my phone. I absolutely love it. I can select how long the engine runs, climate control, defroster, heated mirrors etc. I also love the fact that I get a text as soon as the command goes through. If I can't remember locking the car I can just lock it from the app. It's the best! Thank you guys for all the great content. You are the best in the business 👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼
239th comment!!
And honestly “Millennial” focuses cars are annoying and condescending even at times. We just want more bang for buck, at cheap prices. When you ruin the planet many times and pass it off, we don’t get much pleasure choices.
It was fun. Thanks!!!
Millennial Mobile...so do I have to call the garage it’s Safe Space?
As for app-based controllers, I have Volvo OnCall with my XC40. I do use the remote start feature to warm it up for a few minutes in our current frigid temperatures. Activates heat, defrost, heated seat and steering wheel.
Why is Lane Keep needed on a city car again?
Because Americans are distracted commuters, not drivers
I sat in this car at the LA Auto Show, it has a pretty great optional blue and white interior. My Girlfriend loved the car and its size, but she also wants something much larger. If i was looking for a sub-subcompact CUV this is the one i'd get over the Kicks.
Any car ever....
Who is this car for?
Probably anyone that likes it and wants to purchase it.
just anyone who needs a small car and not much speed
Glad you guys got to experience my city. 👍🏾 hope you guys enjoyed your stay !!!
Im a millenial too and I have a Subaru STI 2019, and I see more my grand-mother in this venue than me hehe
You lucky boy I wanna WRX so bad!!!
Good job on the STI. All millennials that care about cars, should buy the 'spirited' cars. This is the only way we will convince manufacturers to keep making the good stuff.
I’m actually really happy that it comes with a manual transmission
1:50 I nose breathed at this part.
Nice
The ground clearance for canadian winter is a game changer for us ! Difference between stuck and free on a snowy morning
Have you guys tested the ecosport?
They've indicated that they have no desire to.
We have an itty bitty HR-V for our basic family hauling needs, and it's been a reliable little runner. But this is more interesting and well thought-out in my eyes. The rear doesn't have the same versatility that Honda's Magic Seat system has, but otherwise, I think it's a better package for the class than the HR-V. I do think this would benefit from an AWD option down the road, but the HR-V's AWD is so horrendous and the stock tires are so miserable that it doesn't make a difference in inclement weather anyway.
An 'N' model of this would be interesting
I have BlueLink. I use it sometimes, mostly in the winter for remote start. The good thing is I got five years of free service with my new Tucson that I bought last year. It lets you start, lock and unlock the car, turn on the lights, etc. It will also track kilometres, fuel levels, etc. The downside is it’s super, super slow. To remote start my car takes literally 2-3 minutes, and you have to keep the screen on the entire time. Also, the remote start times out at 10 minutes, and that’s not really long enough to heat up your car in the winter, especially with the auto climate control, so it’s not blasting hot air right away. Overall, I’m glad it’s there, and I like that it’s free, and I didn’t have to get a remote starter installed, but I wouldn’t say it’s a great system.
It's a good car for Christmas gifts
i subscribed since you guys begged so nicely..lol. Good job and enjoy the videos
Handy video. I was very interested in this Venue thing but clearly, it's underpowered and appears to be more about looks over substance. I'm starting to feel the same about the Kona as well. I might actually go with the Hyundai Elantra GT (hatch). Not as cool looking as the Venue or Kona but in terms of functionality (and likely comfort and quiet ride) - BETTER. Thanks guys!
Hey Yuri and Jakub, I'm the random guy in the RAV4 that waved at ya'll when you were driving this car by the lake. So wild that I ran into you guys. My girlfriend's actually pretty interested in this car and we were taking a look at it at our local Hyundai Dealer the day before I spotted you guys.
Yoooooo right on
Literally no reason to buy it over a Kona
What ever happened to this SUV? It’s 3 years later and I don’t think I’ve ever seen one on the road lol
This is the type of car a parent would buy for their kid as a surprise on their 16th birthday for getting their license thinking they’ll like it cause it’s hip
For city life, the higher ground clearance eliminates scrapes to the suspension and underbody parts on potholes, cracked uneven sunken roads, and construction metal plates. This reduces the frequency of needing alignment and repainting the underbody to prevent rust.
The higher sight line allows longer range visibility, earlier visibility over a hill, visibility through your left and right adjacent cars, so you can see if there is another hidden car/pedestrian behind them, which increases safety and the driver's planning time. This also allows earlier visual detection of uniformed persons in vehicles with lights and megaphones in the same fashion.
The higher seats require less hip range of motion to enter.
The higher roof decreases the risk of head injury upon entering the vehicle.
The benefits and cost savings far exceed the few dollars you save from a sedan's mpg. One damage to the car, injury to the driver, or one ticket exceeds your sedan mpg savings.
To be a true millennial car, it needs a “micro agression” filter.
funny and original
Hey guys u were wondering about the blue link? I have a 2018 Sonata and use it almost every day. Works super quick less than 1 min from opening app to actual start of the car. Can choose how long car idles for and what temperature and vents the air comes from. Also turns on heated steering wheel, heated side mirrors and rear defroster for back window. Can also find ur car if u forgot where u parked and get monthly diagnostics and vehicle use sent to you.
Is it a must have feature for future cars for you?
@@TheStraightPipes definatley! Out off all the feature it's probably my favourite. Nothing like going out to ur car when it's below zero and everything is defrosted and warm😁... btw love the channel and shoutout from Beautiful British Columbia Jakub and Yuri
I’ll wait for the Venue N
Great work as always guys 👍
I sure hope that Hyundai {+ all other car companies} realize that there is already a post-millennial generation in existence, who are already entering their early 20s.
Millennials are now old 24-41
My sister has been driving small SUVs since forever because her neighborhood tends to flood during the summer rainy season. She owned a CRV for over 10 years and now drives a HRV since the CRV has gone too upscale (translation: more expensive). And the elevated driving position is a bonus.
Bring out n line of venue
I am no millennials but I love the low close on the ground drive
There must be something in the water because this looks like a Kia Soul to me. Oh, that's funny, Kia and Hyundai are friends with benefits and share everything. I had to watch the entire video to confirm... Not ONE mention of the Kia Soul. Am I insane?
We love our Kona Limited (174 hp), super small for city parking! Bells and whistles, and cheap enough to pay cash.
Guys, love your reviews! In regards to clearance, I live in Saskatchewan and with snow and infrequent road plowing, clearance is definitely an issue. Newer cars are definitely lower to the ground than older ones and although I agree that the Civic is great and meets most needs, I could end up being stranded because of ice ruts and snow. We bought an HRV but even it was closer to the ground than I would prefer. I think it's the gas mileage that is causing cars to be lower. We rented a Seat Arona RS in Europe two summers ago and it was a great car! lots of clearance, 1.4L turbo ... would meet the needs of most people in Canada. Nothing even close to that is on the market. Even Subaru's are close to the ground unless you go with the Crosstrek or Outback.
I had 6 months of free BlueLink on my 2017 Elantra. It was nice because I got the car in the winter, and my parking was nearly a mile away from my dorm room, so I could walk down and be cold but have a warm car waiting for me with the remote start. I think it had controls to turn on the defrosters, too, so brushing snow off it was easier once I got to the car. It’s an awfully expensive subscription service, though, so I didn’t renew it after my trial. I guess it might make a bigger difference on the new Sonata with its summon feature.
This thing is a super success in India 🙄
The face Yuri makes during the launch is hilarious!
The center screen isn't lined up and that bothers me
it certainly is not lined up with the top of the dash
Love these guys