Maybe. I'd be curious to know how it handles with snow tires and no AWD. Or how the drum brakes feel with the ABS system. If the ABS even activates on the drums?
@SomeLaveenGuy If it had a nicer quality interior I'd definitely consider it. Seeing as it's a bit shoddy and it's lacking some features, I'd go with a CPO CX5 for a nicer interior and more space.
Definitely! I had a 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage for a couple years and loved it! But I have a thing for small, cheap cars. If they offered the Venue with a manual in the upper trim levels I might own one.
I love my '21 Venue! I came from a '10 Fusion AWD. Living in Michigan, we get snow and I was a bit worried about how it would do, but we recently got 11" and the Venue did great in the snow, especially having a snow drive mode. The infotainment is great, though the speakers are a bit cheap, I wish there was an option for some brand name speakers. It definitely has some zip to it! Being only 121 hp, it doesn't have any issues getting up to speed considering the size of the vehicle
I owned this SUV a 1.0 turbo model and i must admit that it's a must-go SUV for anywhere around and I am happy. We are a family of 4 and I drive mostly alone or sometimes we are 2 and anywhere I go it makes the ride appealing and show the road presence too
In a country where the average car price is $36,000 and payments are $500+ a month, getting one of these for $14,000 is a bargain. Your reviews with your family are fun to watch, not that you’re not fun by yourself, bud!
This is the best review I've watched thus far for this vehicle. I'm gearing up to buying a new car within the next couple of months and I am sold on the Venue. Thanks!
What a great and practical review style for families looking to advise themselves on new vehicles. You cover everything a family would need to consider when purchasing a new car.
I didn't even know this model existed until my 2012 Fit Sport died a couple of days ago. All the SUVs seemed too big, but the salesman suggested I take a base (SE) for a test drive and it won me over by the time we got back to the dealership. Yes, I wish it had a little more power, but I have always liked tiny cars with tiny engines. Here in Florida there is no snow and barely any hills, let alone mountains, so I'm sure it will work out fine. Nice job with your review and the interaction with your family is very charming. My best to your family and I will be watching for more of your videos!
I have the 2020 Venue. I am a doordash Dasher and put 200 miles a day on mine. I live in Buffalo NY and it is going through its first winter. I put dedicated snows on and it goes through everything. I will be trading in for the 2021 to get the added features.
Great review Micah! I’ve been very impressed with the Venue since it was released. Nearly all the features you need and none you don’t. So much space for such a small footprint and I really like the clean lines. The front daytime running light ring is similar to its much larger cousin, the new Kia Telluride, and the taillights remind me a bit of Audis from a decade or so ago. All in all a very impressive car, especially considering the price. It actually seems like what a new mini should be, cheap, relatively attractive, simple, utilitarian, deceptively roomy... I will be recommending it to my friends who are in the market. I enjoy hearing all of your insights. Thanks again Muzio family!
Happy to see Micah moved on from the billie goat beard. We all made mistakes in the 90’s. I was a teenager rockin a puka shell necklace, visor, and frosted tips. Oof.
I needed a car rental this week and received a Venue. I enjoyed the heated seats and heated steering wheel. Absolutely loved the size, whoever found it very sluggish.
BOOM!😄 I can see the Venue fitting well for a young family with one kid watching every penny. Oh, and I learned to drive in the Sierra Nevada. Our house was a quarter mile off the highway on a dirt road. My first junky car was a Toyota Celica with real wheel drive. Only once was I not able to get up our driveway after a freak snow storm (at 2,500 feet it didn't happen often). So yeah, even in the lower elevation hills and mountains of California all wheel drive is not necessary.
I’m 53 and am considering this as my next vehicle. Just my wife and I. My commute is in town and with how I drive I’m already getting over 30 mpg in my 2015 Elantra. Wife has bad knees (both replaced) and bad back so she has trouble getting out my Elantra. This could be easy for her.
I live in Wilmington DE and have a 22 highlander but was thinking of buying a secondary car for quick trips to Philly downtown. I rented the Venue in Orlando last year and really liked it. I think it offers a unique value proposition for a secondary car if you don't want a compact sedan. BTW love your videos Micah! You add a little "flare" and humor to the otherwise boring car review videos. I liked your videos better when they were under 10 minutes though (short and concise).
This was a great video! Thank you so much for making it, and thank you for involving your family too. It's really nice to get a fuller perspective on a car like this. And now I feel that I don't necessarily need to step up to a bigger, more expensive, and much heavier CX-5 to have a pleasant driving experience (even with a small family aboard). I'll search the used car market for a 2020 Venue SE with a 6-speed manual transmission, and maybe that will make the full experience even more enjoyable!
I'm guessing the dad's a radio DJ and if he isnt he should consider it maybe? love the vibe, the dad humor and energy. The Venue is one of the very few cars here in the Philippines that isnt a watered down version of its international counterparts. Made a reservatio on one. Should be driving it round by August. Best value for money sub compact crossover.
Seems like a nice vehicle for the price, but that headlight placement would be a no-go for me. It reminds me of the Jeep Cherokee from a few years ago with those low placed headlights...Ugh! But kudos as always for the Muzio family! Keep 'em coming and have a great day!
OK, the throwback photo of the 2 of you? So cute!! Evie still looks like she did back then but you Micah, it didn't look like you. You look completely different from what you do now compared to that picture. I am personally thinking of the Venue for my daughter when she finally gets her license.
I've been driving the same Mazda Protege5 since 2002 and this Venue could be a welcome replacement. It probably doesn't handle or move out like a Mazda, but it has to be quieter. A tractor is quieter.
Enjoyed the video you have a beautiful family thank you and I love that car I’m getting the 2022 as soon as they get them in the scarlet red pearl limited I am very excited
We currently lease a Honda Fit for a few reasons: parkability in the city, good storage practicality, and it's cheap. Seeing as they're not selling it anymore in the US this might be a good replacement (the HRV just ain't doing it for me and the CH-R is a whole 2 seconds slower 0-60 than the Fit)
This just goes to show a family of 3 fits just fine in a subcompact CUV. Two adults. A small child (or even two). No problem. Americans do not need to put themselves into massive debt to buy a giant SUV they don't actually need. Be sensible, folks!
I test driven a base manual and it is fun to drive, way better than the auto....coming from a kia rio 2015 manual, it felt like is younger bigger sibbling...only thing, fitting 8' foot lumber in it is gonna be hard, gotta put the thing on the dash....has for awd, kia-hyundai traction control is superb in snow, so with a set of good tire and 6.8 inch ground clearance, should be fine!
I think it’s a great and affordable option. I honestly feel many Americans feel they need faster and more powerful cars when they aren’t entirely necessary. I get we want fun with driving but that’s just me. I don’t need something with a million horsepower or ridiculous torque. Just give me something with great features, real decent gas mileage, and make it affordable for me to get from point A to point B. I think this would fit the bill for what look for. I live in New England so I deal with winters. Fwd is perfectly fine for the 20+ years I’ve driven in winter and with a good set of snow tires, awd isn’t entirely a necessity that many seem to make it out to be.
Really like it though just wish it had more power. A venue n would be pretty interesting lol. Just think the regular engine would struggle up the tejon pass.
I really like the look of these i saw one in person for the first time this week. I hope they improve the Power output in time. This would be a good vehicle for the wifey!
The 2022 sel doesn't come with a premium package. I was disappointed. Hyundai now makes you get theimoted for over 24k. St that price its better to get a Tucson SE.
Aren't Evies great! You have one, Colbert has one- they light up the show!! As for the Venue, you could of noted that the HVAC controls look like some variation of the standard 3 dial system. Way, way better and safer than using random touch points on a screen. No need to look away from the road. All wheel drive? Nice, but 60 years of driving here on Long Island NY without it- no problem. The Venue looks like a good vehicle for its price point and purpose.
An awesome vehicle, the big deal-breaker for me was the hard plastic door armrests, I ended up buying the Nissan Kicks instead.... I do wish the Kicks had lane-keep assist, though, like the Venue has.
I have yet to see that red in person only in your video or a picture my question to you is is it more of a cherry red or an orange red I do not like orange red looks like it changes color depending on the sun but I’m not sure I’d love your opinion
I agree, it does look remarkably like a cheap Q3 from a few years ago! Similar overall shape, especially the C-pillar, and I think the taillights have a bit of an Audi look to them. Fun fact, Hyundai’s current design director used to work at Audi
@@keirangreen7004 Here's what I tell everyone who asks. Start making videos on your own using whatever gear you have and whatever cars you have access to. If you have a few minutes, here's a video where I explain how I wound up reviewing cars. ruclips.net/video/53dzK-5mX34/видео.html
I just got it but I love everything so far, it does have normal, sport, and snow mode. But I haven't tried the snow mode yet because it hasn't really snowed since I got it
Micah, maybe get an ozone generator and clean out the cars' odors before subjecting the catwhich creator to it? Remember, ozone is more toxic than new car smell, so make sure you blow out the ozone beforehand.
It does look like a good looking, affordable, and a well built little car. I am curious though about what the two grand difference with the Hyundai Accent brings apart from the body style. Are there any difference in equipments or in places that doesn't appear in the spec sheets?
They are very, very similar--the Venue is essentially the replacement for the old Accent hatchback. The Venue offers more interior flexibility, but otherwise it comes down to which body shape you prefer. Same engine, same transmission, similar (though not exactly the same) trim packages. The Accent is built in Mexico, and the Venue is build in Korea; oddly, from what I've seen, the Accent seems to have fewer issues than the Venue, although that's based on owner reviews, which can be anecdotal.
Totally agree haha. I watched one for this car by an Australian channel and it was very bizarre. It's a budget car and they had oddly high expectations for a $18k vehicle 😅
Could you live with a simple car like the Hyundai Venue? If not, why not?
Maybe. I'd be curious to know how it handles with snow tires and no AWD. Or how the drum brakes feel with the ABS system. If the ABS even activates on the drums?
Yes, it’s much better than base cars years ago. Jesus, this guy is very handsome! 😃
@SomeLaveenGuy If it had a nicer quality interior I'd definitely consider it. Seeing as it's a bit shoddy and it's lacking some features, I'd go with a CPO CX5 for a nicer interior and more space.
Definitely! I had a 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage for a couple years and loved it! But I have a thing for small, cheap cars. If they offered the Venue with a manual in the upper trim levels I might own one.
I definitely can. The wife who’s been semi brainwashed by marketing... not so sure...
Can we take a moment and appreciate the good vibes this family exerts
Your comment made our day, Yahir!
@@MicahMuzio thanks for making me forget about all stressful things going on around the world while I watch your family review a car.
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Nicely done! This “SUV” is all most people need without all the unnecessary debt.
Totally agree. Excellent remark!
It is crying for 20-25 for hp and 30lb ft of torque. But other than it's absolutely great.
Eh it depends. In LA sure. But if it snows this thing is useless
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@@ReaganThatcher Oh, man. I am basking in the validation!!!
This is one of the most refreshing car review formats I've ver seen
I love my '21 Venue! I came from a '10 Fusion AWD. Living in Michigan, we get snow and I was a bit worried about how it would do, but we recently got 11" and the Venue did great in the snow, especially having a snow drive mode. The infotainment is great, though the speakers are a bit cheap, I wish there was an option for some brand name speakers. It definitely has some zip to it! Being only 121 hp, it doesn't have any issues getting up to speed considering the size of the vehicle
Thank you for this comment. I also live in Michigan and am really leaning towards this car for my upcoming car shopping trip.
Very well done Muzio family!!! Love and blessings from my family to yours!!!
I owned this SUV a 1.0 turbo model and i must admit that it's a must-go SUV for anywhere around and I am happy. We are a family of 4 and I drive mostly alone or sometimes we are 2 and anywhere I go it makes the ride appealing and show the road presence too
In a country where the average car price is $36,000 and payments are $500+ a month, getting one of these for $14,000 is a bargain. Your reviews with your family are fun to watch, not that you’re not fun by yourself, bud!
The longer I live the more I appreciate cheap cars.
Micah's neighbor: *Susan, that bum neighbor has another car on the driveway. A hyundai this time!*
It’s funny because it’s true. 😂
This is the best review I've watched thus far for this vehicle. I'm gearing up to buying a new car within the next couple of months and I am sold on the Venue. Thanks!
i test drove this and loved it. Great visibility, roomy, and fun to drive. Reminds me a bit of when i was young and had a 72 VW. Great review.
What a great and practical review style for families looking to advise themselves on new vehicles. You cover everything a family would need to consider when purchasing a new car.
I didn't even know this model existed until my 2012 Fit Sport died a couple of days ago. All the SUVs seemed too big, but the salesman suggested I take a base (SE) for a test drive and it won me over by the time we got back to the dealership. Yes, I wish it had a little more power, but I have always liked tiny cars with tiny engines. Here in Florida there is no snow and barely any hills, let alone mountains, so I'm sure it will work out fine.
Nice job with your review and the interaction with your family is very charming. My best to your family and I will be watching for more of your videos!
Sugarloaf Mountain near Clermont, Florida...
I have the 2020 Venue. I am a doordash Dasher and put 200 miles a day on mine. I live in Buffalo NY and it is going through its first winter. I put dedicated snows on and it goes through everything. I will be trading in for the 2021 to get the added features.
Did you get the 2021 yet? Heavily considering this car in Ohio and I've heard to only get AWD but this FWD seems fine with snow mode.
@@micheller6589 not yet🙂. Probably before winter though.
Great review Micah! I’ve been very impressed with the Venue since it was released. Nearly all the features you need and none you don’t. So much space for such a small footprint and I really like the clean lines. The front daytime running light ring is similar to its much larger cousin, the new Kia Telluride, and the taillights remind me a bit of Audis from a decade or so ago. All in all a very impressive car, especially considering the price. It actually seems like what a new mini should be, cheap, relatively attractive, simple, utilitarian, deceptively roomy... I will be recommending it to my friends who are in the market. I enjoy hearing all of your insights. Thanks again Muzio family!
I live in a heavy traffic urban area and there a new color called Galastic (?) grey that's gorgeous its on my shopping list👍
Happy to see Micah moved on from the billie goat beard. We all made mistakes in the 90’s. I was a teenager rockin a puka shell necklace, visor, and frosted tips. Oof.
We're fortunate to have lived long enough to regret our former styles. :)
I needed a car rental this week and received a Venue. I enjoyed the heated seats and heated steering wheel. Absolutely loved the size, whoever found it very sluggish.
BOOM!😄 I can see the Venue fitting well for a young family with one kid watching every penny. Oh, and I learned to drive in the Sierra Nevada. Our house was a quarter mile off the highway on a dirt road. My first junky car was a Toyota Celica with real wheel drive. Only once was I not able to get up our driveway after a freak snow storm (at 2,500 feet it didn't happen often). So yeah, even in the lower elevation hills and mountains of California all wheel drive is not necessary.
We'd probably swap our CR-V for a Venue if it offered all-wheel drive. Now that we're living at 5,000 feet awd feels like a must.
Hi Micah - I'm in Australia and I am about to get my new Hyundai Venue 29th April. Looking forward to it, mine is white.
I’m 53 and am considering this as my next vehicle. Just my wife and I. My commute is in town and with how I drive I’m already getting over 30 mpg in my 2015 Elantra. Wife has bad knees (both replaced) and bad back so she has trouble getting out my Elantra. This could be easy for her.
I live in Wilmington DE and have a 22 highlander but was thinking of buying a secondary car for quick trips to Philly downtown. I rented the Venue in Orlando last year and really liked it. I think it offers a unique value proposition for a secondary car if you don't want a compact sedan. BTW love your videos Micah! You add a little "flare" and humor to the otherwise boring car review videos. I liked your videos better when they were under 10 minutes though (short and concise).
I'm buying this as my first car!!!
This is an amazing review, and y'all are so charming and fun! :)
Looks better than the price IMO but it's really loud on the highway. Also, good for you dude. Evie seems great!
It will be a perfect thing to drive around in DC! Narrow streets, parking, ehh what else?
Let’s face it, it’s a subcompact hatchback, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that.
You're absolutely right. It's a shame the word "hatchback" has such a negative connotation with the car buying public.
This was a great video! Thank you so much for making it, and thank you for involving your family too. It's really nice to get a fuller perspective on a car like this. And now I feel that I don't necessarily need to step up to a bigger, more expensive, and much heavier CX-5 to have a pleasant driving experience (even with a small family aboard). I'll search the used car market for a 2020 Venue SE with a 6-speed manual transmission, and maybe that will make the full experience even more enjoyable!
I was waiting for this one... Remarks: it has a "Snow" mode lol.
I am so thrilled to have discovered your channel, Micah! I'm already a KBB fan from a long time ago, but this is extra special! :)
And I'm thrilled you found my channel. Welcome aboard, Geo!!
This was such a good video! Trying to get one now!
You almost have to pre order the venue. Even the used cars total out with fees and shortage of cars.
This is the same size as a Volkswagen t-cross by the way, which is basically a raised polo
I'm guessing the dad's a radio DJ and if he isnt he should consider it maybe? love the vibe, the dad humor and energy. The Venue is one of the very few cars here in the Philippines that isnt a watered down version of its international counterparts. Made a reservatio on one. Should be driving it round by August. Best value for money sub compact crossover.
You three do the best reviews 💙
Thanks so much, J!
Seems like a nice vehicle for the price, but that headlight placement would be a no-go for me. It reminds me of the Jeep Cherokee from a few years ago with those low placed headlights...Ugh! But kudos as always for the Muzio family! Keep 'em coming and have a great day!
Thanks for watching, David. Cheers!!
OK, the throwback photo of the 2 of you? So cute!! Evie still looks like she did back then but you Micah, it didn't look like you. You look completely different from what you do now compared to that picture. I am personally thinking of the Venue for my daughter when she finally gets her license.
You guys!! This helped tons!!!! Loved your videooo!!!!
I've been driving the same Mazda Protege5 since 2002 and this Venue could be a welcome replacement. It probably doesn't handle or move out like a Mazda, but it has to be quieter. A tractor is quieter.
Been waiting for you all to review this
Enjoyed the video you have a beautiful family thank you and I love that car I’m getting the 2022 as soon as they get them in the scarlet red pearl limited I am very excited
We currently lease a Honda Fit for a few reasons: parkability in the city, good storage practicality, and it's cheap. Seeing as they're not selling it anymore in the US this might be a good replacement (the HRV just ain't doing it for me and the CH-R is a whole 2 seconds slower 0-60 than the Fit)
This just goes to show a family of 3 fits just fine in a subcompact CUV. Two adults. A small child (or even two). No problem. Americans do not need to put themselves into massive debt to buy a giant SUV they don't actually need. Be sensible, folks!
I test driven a base manual and it is fun to drive, way better than the auto....coming from a kia rio 2015 manual, it felt like is younger bigger sibbling...only thing, fitting 8' foot lumber in it is gonna be hard, gotta put the thing on the dash....has for awd, kia-hyundai traction control is superb in snow, so with a set of good tire and 6.8 inch ground clearance, should be fine!
I'm not sold on this little car but i'm sold on your love for each other. So cute.
Kinda looks like a mini for some odd reason
I agree!
Best family ever... I love you from Yemen💕🌷
Sending love back to you from California!!
Great review as always!
Thank you! Cheers!
I think it’s a great and affordable option. I honestly feel many Americans feel they need faster and more powerful cars when they aren’t entirely necessary. I get we want fun with driving but that’s just me. I don’t need something with a million horsepower or ridiculous torque. Just give me something with great features, real decent gas mileage, and make it affordable for me to get from point A to point B. I think this would fit the bill for what look for. I live in New England so I deal with winters. Fwd is perfectly fine for the 20+ years I’ve driven in winter and with a good set of snow tires, awd isn’t entirely a necessity that many seem to make it out to be.
Great review.
In Mexico it goes by creta instead of venue.
A very good buy considering the price
Really like it though just wish it had more power. A venue n would be pretty interesting lol. Just think the regular engine would struggle up the tejon pass.
I also love their Chrysler Pacifica review, also a great Family Mover.
What a great 90's throwback picture!
This car is literally the car that has all you need in the top trim that is way cheaper than any other base trim car.
If you’ve ever tried to get in or out of an icy parking spot surrounded by a mound of snow in the city, you’ll know the benefit of all wheel drive.
Or snow tires...
Reminds me of a 1984 Dodge Omni I had a long time ago.
I loved that car...
The Muzios are my favourite American car roadtesters. I think the venue would be great in Europe, I'm surprised it's not on sale there
Very kind of you to say, Oliver. Cheers!!
I like that your pleasant factor is at 100%!!!
Why is the channel stuck at 74k subs? Is it a glitch or option or are people not subscribing ? Would love to see your channel reach 100K.
We're scheming on the next big push for the channel. Until then, I appreciate your support!!
@@MicahMuzio always Micah, always. Stay safe and happy :)
Does the Venue have a "Snow Mode" !?
yes
Awesome video Micah! We want the witch cat to be in every video now!😸
I'm not sure Innuendo Iguana and Sensi the Censorship Bird will allow it.
This is a really curious looking suv!
This is the only car with a denim trim. Is it acid wash or indigo denim?
Micah!
Your family is adorable!
I certainly think so. I'm glad you agree. :) Thanks for the kind comment!
I'm predicting 500k subs by next Christmas day.
Seems like a good city/long distance vehicle for someone who has a large truck or SUV already.
Don't ever say cheap. Introduce it as an inexpensive alternative to other higher priced SUV. Jeez.
Make a plusher version with all the Hyundai safety, technology, and luxury features and a hybrid engine and I'd be interested.
I really like the look of these i saw one in person for the first time this week. I hope they improve the Power output in time. This would be a good vehicle for the wifey!
The 2022 sel doesn't come with a premium package. I was disappointed. Hyundai now makes you get theimoted for over 24k. St that price its better to get a Tucson SE.
Aren't Evies great! You have one, Colbert has one- they light up the show!! As for the Venue, you could of noted that the HVAC controls look like some variation of the standard 3 dial system. Way, way better and safer than using random touch points on a screen. No need to look away from the road. All wheel drive? Nice, but 60 years of driving here on Long Island NY without it- no problem. The Venue looks like a good vehicle for its price point and purpose.
I'm overjoyed to have anything in common with Colbert!
An awesome vehicle, the big deal-breaker for me was the hard plastic door armrests, I ended up buying the Nissan Kicks instead.... I do wish the Kicks had lane-keep assist, though, like the Venue has.
Yeah, that arm rest wouldn't work for me either. I'd probably wind up taping a mousepad over it. 😂
The Kicks does have lane-keep assist, except it is called lane departure warning.
@@Jan96106 2 years ago when I made the comment it didn't. The new midcyle refresh does.
Yup, new Limited trim has a little padding.
Thumbs up for the picture of the cute dorks.
Best bang for the buck
0:10, 1:45, 3:45, 11:00 x2,
Evie-ing other occupants in a vehicle is a great slow burn prank.
I have yet to see that red in person only in your video or a picture my question to you is is it more of a cherry red or an orange red I do not like orange red looks like it changes color depending on the sun but I’m not sure I’d love your opinion
That car looks tiny from outside!
I really like it
Hope we will get it in Europe too
idk if im mad that i really enjoyed this or mad that i realized i realized i am old enough to be the target audience
Coolest family ever 💯
Reminds me of my old Q3...just a super-cheap version.
I agree, it does look remarkably like a cheap Q3 from a few years ago! Similar overall shape, especially the C-pillar, and I think the taillights have a bit of an Audi look to them. Fun fact, Hyundai’s current design director used to work at Audi
Amazing couple ❤️
I would think of this as a roomy economy car, not a true SUV. In that it is great.
You forgot to mention the option of two-tone fender inserts. For matching Evie's dress?
Excellent remark! Evie's dress demands more color!!
I love you guys!
LOLs I hated sports and raised two jocks. Being a successfull automotive journalist and having a child who hates new car smell....lols life is a bitch
I also hate new car smell, especially as a kid. It made me feel extremely nauseous. Ginger helps apparently.
Now that you're living in snow country, what vehicle might you get? Will the CRV go away?
Yeah, we probably will say goodbye to the CR-V. We're mulling our options but once we settle on something we'll definitely share it in a video.
Good video!
Hey Micah how do you get testers? Do you have to ask them
They usually come via my job at KBB. Though manufacturers will also reach out to me directly. And sometimes I reach out to the manufacturers.
@@MicahMuzio Neat how could I get into the car reviewing business as like a side hustle
@@keirangreen7004 Here's what I tell everyone who asks. Start making videos on your own using whatever gear you have and whatever cars you have access to. If you have a few minutes, here's a video where I explain how I wound up reviewing cars. ruclips.net/video/53dzK-5mX34/видео.html
Does this have the turn signal camera???
How’s the wind noise on highway?
You didn't discuss snow mode and from my understanding you can't get heated seats in the USA on the Venue
I'm in the USA, and I have a 2022 hyundai venue Limited and the 2 front seats are heated
@@rukemeiwhiwhu8816 How do you like your Venue
I just got it but I love everything so far, it does have normal, sport, and snow mode. But I haven't tried the snow mode yet because it hasn't really snowed since I got it
@@rukemeiwhiwhu8816 Do you think it is sort of like AWD?
So it is a FWD by design..some people have an issue with that.. I didn't really care if it was an AWD or a FWD so that wasn't a deal breaker for me
Micah, maybe get an ozone generator and clean out the cars' odors before subjecting the catwhich creator to it? Remember, ozone is more toxic than new car smell, so make sure you blow out the ozone beforehand.
The sunroof
That low-key SSR at 7:11 though.
I’m so glad you spotted it!
It does look like a good looking, affordable, and a well built little car. I am curious though about what the two grand difference with the Hyundai Accent brings apart from the body style. Are there any difference in equipments or in places that doesn't appear in the spec sheets?
They are very, very similar--the Venue is essentially the replacement for the old Accent hatchback. The Venue offers more interior flexibility, but otherwise it comes down to which body shape you prefer. Same engine, same transmission, similar (though not exactly the same) trim packages. The Accent is built in Mexico, and the Venue is build in Korea; oddly, from what I've seen, the Accent seems to have fewer issues than the Venue, although that's based on owner reviews, which can be anecdotal.
so much better review than the highly critical, snobbish Australian reviews. They must live on a different planet...with gold toilet seats.
Totally agree haha. I watched one for this car by an Australian channel and it was very bizarre. It's a budget car and they had oddly high expectations for a $18k vehicle 😅
Hyundai 'Venue???' Where do they get these names?
The Accord is a horrible name if you think about it. It’s an agreement.
It has snow mode for faux awd!
Feux-wheel-drive? 😁