I have the 2021 Calligraphy model and I'm impressed with the new updates every year. If you can wait a year or so, Hyundai will be completely remodeling the Palisade for the 2025 model year. It's a great SUV IMO. Ithink they will increase the fuel economy from what I read from the early rumors on the net.
I have a 2020 Limited (top trim of this model year). Proud to say I was one of the first very few early adopters of this new vehicle. When I first saw it, I knew hyundai had something special. And now they seem to be everywhere, although not as common as let's say a toyota highlander. The only complaint I have about it is the lazy transmission. Unless put into "sport" mode, it's super unresponsive to input. I basically have to mash the gas for the car to recognize "oh i'm supposed to downshift and go". Putting it in sport mode fixes that, but i hate driving around in this mode around town.
Bought a 24 calligraphy with beige interior and couldn’t wait for the 25 model year. In 5 years maybe i would consider trading it for a newer versions. It is the best and most quiet suv i have owned so far. Very impressed!
@@ChristianC-gy1ym yeah, I agree the transmission is not great. I love to really drive the car lol. I’m really considering buying an X5 for that very reason; the great driving of BMW’s.
My mom has a 2022 calligraphy as her grandkid hauler. Her daily driver is a MB s class. I’m amazed at how nice this car is for half the price. My favorite parts about the palisade are the naturally aspirated v6 and how spacious it, yet maneuverable it is.
I love my 2023 Palisade Calligraphy, and unlike others I am okay with not having power folding mirrors or wireless carplay/AA, but I do wish it had a tighter turning radius or rear wheel steering for better tight space maneuverability. Something else worth mentioning is that the "Sounds of Nature" feature has evolved quite a bit via OTA updates since when it first came out and I find it genuinely calming and enjoyable now.
Well… I’m glad I’m not the only one who wishes this came in a hybrid (or plug-in hybrid) option. Hyundai makes some great hybrids and plug-in hybrids, this should be one of them.
A recent comment by one of Hyundai's executives revealed a BIG update to the upcoming palisade. As radical of a change as the santa fe, is what they stated. Really excited to see what they will do. Hoping earnestly that they have a PHEV option... but let's just say I'm not holding my breath.
This, the Telluride, and the Atlas have all totally nailed it. It's a minivan that doesn't look like a minivan. Exactly what 99% of family's need and want.
I agree. One more thing is that they took away fuel animation so now it shows only range but nothing like full, half or empty etc. i find that annoying
I want to like Hyundai but my 2018, window switches gave up, door button stopped working, and now power seat stopped reclining (I'm stuck with seat stuck leaning to far back, but i can use power lumbar, and move it back and forth). They cheap out on the small stuff.
That was before Hyundai was taken over by German engineers. Any brand new model or one that’s been fully redesigned within the last 3 or so years will not have those issues anymore.
@@srm6130 They’re working alongside the Koreans. Together, they’ve been able to build some seriously impressive vehicles. I owned a palisade calligraphy and it was amazing. Traded it in for the new Tucson to save on gas. Loving my Tucson as well. No issues at all.
@@eBikify I don’t think anyone can argue against the new Hyundais being a great experience in terms of comfort and features. But There are still some issues with engines and transmissions however. Ask anyone who works on vehicles they see more Hyundai and Kia’s in for major issues then Honda and Toyota. It seems most people have either major issues or none at all. I know several people whose Hyundais didn’t make it to 160,000 kms (100,000 miles) but I also know someone with 300,000 kms. A head scratcher really
@Jonathan-mp32x and who told you that some company who gets paid to do reviews? try looking on some fb forums- the new engines are just as bad as the old ones. and the so-called best warranty is bs 2! the company finds any little way to squeeze out of replacing a crap engine! I saw a 2022 palisade the other day (had to use Carvana to see how old it was) it was already burning oil! lol yup good engines. the Hyundai dealership where i live has so many replacement engines they have to stick them outside!
@Jonathan-mp32x reality,you do have a TV yes?? These cars are catching on fire from the engine blowing up every day. You do watch the news....so if one person has a good one than the rest of them are Great too?
Folks. Keep in mind these Hyundai’s are having engine oil consumption issues. Do more research beyond feature videos like this. Don’t get me wrong, this family does an awesome job but do more research on reliability. There are plenty of videos on RUclips that shows what I’m talking about. I like my palisade but very disappointed with this use and what Hyundai makes you go through to figure out if they will give you a new motor or not. 😮
Form what I hear, lots of model and engine sizes are impacted. I’m taking mine in today for the sixth time for them to do bull crap inspections, they are vague o what they are doing but if the motor is loosing multiple quarts of oil between services.. then there are some major problems. Hyundai is going as far as to send customers emails explaining how customers should frequently change and add oil as needed. Think about that, how many folks, men or women are comfortable doing this? I recently took a 2k mile trip, I lost 3 quarts of oil. Look further and there are plenty of people having this issue. Should have bought a Honda 😢
Just bought a 24 palisade calligraphy night edition and love it
I have the 2021 Calligraphy model and I'm impressed with the new updates every year. If you can wait a year or so, Hyundai will be completely remodeling the Palisade for the 2025 model year. It's a great SUV IMO. Ithink they will increase the fuel economy from what I read from the early rumors on the net.
I have a 2020 Limited (top trim of this model year). Proud to say I was one of the first very few early adopters of this new vehicle. When I first saw it, I knew hyundai had something special. And now they seem to be everywhere, although not as common as let's say a toyota highlander.
The only complaint I have about it is the lazy transmission. Unless put into "sport" mode, it's super unresponsive to input. I basically have to mash the gas for the car to recognize "oh i'm supposed to downshift and go". Putting it in sport mode fixes that, but i hate driving around in this mode around town.
Bought a 24 calligraphy with beige interior and couldn’t wait for the 25 model year. In 5 years maybe i would consider trading it for a newer versions. It is the best and most quiet suv i have owned so far. Very impressed!
@@ChristianC-gy1ym yeah, I agree the transmission is not great. I love to really drive the car lol. I’m really considering buying an X5 for that very reason; the great driving of BMW’s.
My mom has a 2022 calligraphy as her grandkid hauler. Her daily driver is a MB s class. I’m amazed at how nice this car is for half the price. My favorite parts about the palisade are the naturally aspirated v6 and how spacious it, yet maneuverable it is.
I love my 2023 Palisade Calligraphy, and unlike others I am okay with not having power folding mirrors or wireless carplay/AA, but I do wish it had a tighter turning radius or rear wheel steering for better tight space maneuverability.
Something else worth mentioning is that the "Sounds of Nature" feature has evolved quite a bit via OTA updates since when it first came out and I find it genuinely calming and enjoyable now.
Well… I’m glad I’m not the only one who wishes this came in a hybrid (or plug-in hybrid) option. Hyundai makes some great hybrids and plug-in hybrids, this should be one of them.
A recent comment by one of Hyundai's executives revealed a BIG update to the upcoming palisade. As radical of a change as the santa fe, is what they stated. Really excited to see what they will do. Hoping earnestly that they have a PHEV option... but let's just say I'm not holding my breath.
A PHEV Palisade is long overdue. Fingers crossed!
This, the Telluride, and the Atlas have all totally nailed it. It's a minivan that doesn't look like a minivan. Exactly what 99% of family's need and want.
yours is the most fun filled family oriented videos. Should be getting views in 6 figures. Good job Mike & family.
I really appreciate that. Thanks for sharing such a kind comment. Cheers!!
One of the best cars 😍
Love the video… lovely family… I got a 2024 calligraphy edition .. for the price you get a lot
I just watch because you two look so happy and pleasant.
That’s so kind of you to say. Cheers!!
Fantastic video as always guys!😸
Another excellent family friendly review. Oh Yeah...high five you back....yeah!!!
Love our ‘23 Calligraphy! Only things that would have made it better…power-folding side mirrors, hidden rear wiper, and wireless Apple car play.
I agree. One more thing is that they took away fuel animation so now it shows only range but nothing like full, half or empty etc. i find that annoying
Still the best 3 row suv you can buy
I would have to go with new Honda Pilot
@@hynsumit’s interior already looks 10 years old 😅
@@hynsum the pilots the safest choice in the segment but Hyundai Kia take the best
This or the telluride
I absolutely hate the Honda Pilot
I want to like Hyundai but my 2018, window switches gave up, door button stopped working, and now power seat stopped reclining (I'm stuck with seat stuck leaning to far back, but i can use power lumbar, and move it back and forth). They cheap out on the small stuff.
Then quality not good
That was before Hyundai was taken over by German engineers. Any brand new model or one that’s been fully redesigned within the last 3 or so years will not have those issues anymore.
@@eBikifyah yes the Germans, also well known for their long lasting electronics in their vehicles 😂
@@srm6130 They’re working alongside the Koreans. Together, they’ve been able to build some seriously impressive vehicles. I owned a palisade calligraphy and it was amazing. Traded it in for the new Tucson to save on gas. Loving my Tucson as well. No issues at all.
@@eBikify I don’t think anyone can argue against the new Hyundais being a great experience in terms of comfort and features. But There are still some issues with engines and transmissions however. Ask anyone who works on vehicles they see more Hyundai and Kia’s in for major issues then Honda and Toyota. It seems most people have either major issues or none at all. I know several people whose Hyundais didn’t make it to 160,000 kms (100,000 miles) but I also know someone with 300,000 kms. A head scratcher really
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You both are just cute and adorable family!
You are so kind. Cheers!
Physical control buttons is a attitude !
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It's a very compelling choice, it's a shame this might be the last generation with a V6.
I commute to work for 70kms both ways. I wish it better MPG.
Didn't you guys just review this a year or two ago?
Did I miss the smell test or that's gone now?
We decided to stop the smell test. Instead our daughter will have a different segment moving forward.
@@MicahMuzio thank you
1:56 Now we know Micah's secrets.
Will there be a 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander review soon?
Love it
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“That’s my job!” ☠️
LOLOL "...Woah"
The singular form of the word "buttocks" is "buttock"
Noted!
Not bad but too big for my needs and the push button transmission is not for me.
Can't get excited about a $50k+ miniwhale-o-van that's smarter than I'm iz....
Adorable little kiddo yes but let's keep our shoes off of the back of the seats please.
Sequoia and escalade are better 😊😊
But they’re nearly double the price… Your point is invalid
You can easily speak more than 100 words per minute, so there are no reasons for you not to mention if the vehicle has a spare tire or not.
You can also figure that out in 2 seconds on google
Too bad they still dont know how to make an engine that does not blow up..... Too soon the v6 used are just as bad as the 4 bangers.xd
@Jonathan-mp32x and who told you that some company who gets paid to do reviews? try looking on some fb forums- the new engines are just as bad as the old ones. and the so-called best warranty is bs 2! the company finds any little way to squeeze out of replacing a crap engine! I saw a 2022 palisade the other day (had to use Carvana to see how old it was) it was already burning oil! lol yup good engines. the Hyundai dealership where i live has so many replacement engines they have to stick them outside!
@Jonathan-mp32x reality,you do have a TV yes?? These cars are catching on fire from the engine blowing up every day. You do watch the news....so if one person has a good one than the rest of them are Great too?
@Jonathan-mp32x you said ur friend has a good one?they just recalled what 3.4 million vehicles. Yup good ones
Cx90 is better 😊
Too small for its class. And too expensive for what u get compared to the palisade.
Folks. Keep in mind these Hyundai’s are having engine oil consumption issues. Do more research beyond feature videos like this. Don’t get me wrong, this family does an awesome job but do more research on reliability. There are plenty of videos on RUclips that shows what I’m talking about. I like my palisade but very disappointed with this use and what Hyundai makes you go through to figure out if they will give you a new motor or not. 😮
Was the Palisade v6 impacted? I generally thought the 4-cyl were the issue... This engine was not listed in class action.
Form what I hear, lots of model and engine sizes are impacted. I’m taking mine in today for the sixth time for them to do bull crap inspections, they are vague o what they are doing but if the motor is loosing multiple quarts of oil between services.. then there are some major problems. Hyundai is going as far as to send customers emails explaining how customers should frequently change and add oil as needed. Think about that, how many folks, men or women are comfortable doing this? I recently took a 2k mile trip, I lost 3 quarts of oil. Look further and there are plenty of people having this issue. Should have bought a Honda 😢