It can do a little north of 220kmh(express way). Sun is fine. Heat is fine for the hvac (benguet/sagada). Rear camera is displayed in head unit Never lubed the windows and still is fine, good tip. Will lube. 2017/AWD version.
Good job having jumper cables I see in the back...I can tell you from personal experience recently with a baby on a road trip...I'll never do a road trip without those in a car uggghh. And that was in the US with roadside assistance.
Building a house there is going to be a much smarter decision versus buying one. Then you can choose the materials and who works on it so you know it’s done right.
Not sure if a catalytic converter or partical filter is fitted in the Philippines ..If so you need to keep it cleaned out by doing country running at least a good high temperature run for at least half an hour or more or the converter will block up which is a problem with diesel when driving in the city I give mine a good run when I can as I am near a freeway ..
I first bought a Hyundai in 2003, a Sonata. It was loaded up and used as a 34 mile round trip twice daily getting the kids back and forth from their schools. Them the hundreds of miles fr ballgames, AAU basketball, elite traveling baseball team, football and that was only one kid, had 2 more and all their activities. Never a problem with this car. It had 103k miles on it and looked new in 2009, when a man hit it in the rear end into another car. Front and rear crunched and totaled. No injuries thank God. At the time we bought it Hyundai was beating Toyota and Honda as many features and less problems. I’ve bought 2 more of the SUV model as well as a Kia Sorento 4WD. I’ll eventually buy another.
I just made a similar purchase Ned . Ours is Candy Apple with grey interior & Diesel . What’s your thoughts on your decision so far ? I paid 750 p with about the same miles.
That is right Ned. That is Baby's car. When you have a kid your life revolves around that kid. Take it from me Ned, you need to learn the Philippine language before your baby does. Make a video of what it takes to learn the language. Thank you Ned.
Very informative and well said we rented a diesel van in lupolupo n an it had a selection shift i was able to pass smoking trucks and peddling cabs that will pull out in front of you at 5 meters hoping that you will hit them so they can sue you ha my mother inlaw bless her heart ❤ was so Impressed with my St Louis driving skills her was laughing most of the time her got killed in a tricycle accident about 4 months after we were there my regret is I wasn't there to give her a ride the short boy loaded 5 people's lives on a tricycles hardly no brakes no horn his electric system was bad I miss NANI Pening Telibango Gamboa her rest south of delegate in cematary
Good review looking for a new car still driving a Toyota camry 2.2L love it but low to the ground for driving here exspecially back roads,gravel, or dirt areas and just the general conditions of the hwys here for low riding cars need a higher vehicle height.
Ned how much did you pay? Just curious about how much it costs to buy 4 wheels. I am not sold on 2 wheels. My gf doesn't like 3 wheels so my only choice is 4 wheels for private transportation. There are no taxi where I stay. Hate the thoughts of car payments again
Even at shell I have gotten water in the tank or bad gas now for ever tank or every 2 tanks I run the gas treatment or injectors full engine cleaner. But average prices is 400 to 800ph per cleaner have found cheap old one for 200ph basically like those dollar cleaners you get at Walmart. But the full engine treatment cleaner run double the price here but worth it that and always keep a extra air filter expecially if you find a shop that sale your model. All parts hard to find or not in stock and for online orders like lazada always wrong or some weird generic part just some tips from my experience driving here and just getting normal maintenance done.
sorry to be the bearer of bad news. the old distributor, thank god they're gone now, of hyundais in the philippines stripped a lot of features in 2017 tucsons. one of them was the airbags. the 2017s only has two airbags. still a very reliable car though.
@@PhilippineDreams when the distributor first launched this 3rd gen tucson. it was supposed to have a bunch of features. like power tail gate, 6 airbags, ventilated seats, panoramic moonroof, rear backup camera, etc. but what ended up being released in the country was a heavily stripped down version. all them apparently ended up with just two airbags.
wow we had to sell our old 4x4 cheap multi cab was good no our tires over 100 Aust good 4 wheel drive though now no car no one can drive it now only me im not there to now you got a good deal for sure on that
What's average cost fill up using diesel? Like my toyota camry when gas light 1st comes on cost on average here in cebu 3000ph regular octane to 3300ph premium 92octane per full tank . Thanks for info
Did you have a Philippines licence and couldn't extend after it expired. I haven't seen or hear of any related rules ,laws change related to that or any expats bringing that issue up. But I am still on my first 5yr Philippines licence. But I did seen some expats talk in some forums that couldn't extend based on their age saying new regulations for them like extra test,more medica healthl clearance etc but like everything here depends on lto or location for the answer you get but I haven't seen anything related official posted on lto.
@@leathernecktonyasianadvent2512 When I went I used a Calf. drivers license, it was only good for 3 months, went to get a PH. one they said they quit giving them out. I had to leave and come back to drive for 3 more months
You got a good car and a good deal. Glad you took my advice and forgot about the new Wego you were thinking about. Only suggestion l can make to improve it, is ditch the alloy wheels and get steel rims. A decent pot hole, which are easy to find over there, will crack an alloy rim where as steel rims should survive most pot holes. Also, make sure you have a foot pump with a pressure guage on it, as well as a wheel brace or lug wrench for the wheel nuts. Try using the jack out on the car. I had to use mine the other day on my new Kia Seltos and it was abysmal. Take it out, crank it down, put it under the car, crank it up, change the tyre, crank it down, take it out from under the car, crank it back up to stow it in the car - all with one of those wiggly jack handles, which are obviously not intended for use with lanes of traffic whizzing past you. My old jack on my old car had a ratchet handle which didn't stick out from the jack and also gave more mechanical advantage than one of those wiggly ones does.
You can use a Leather conditioner to keep the front seats supple without having to use seat covers. I always mentally equate seat covers to grandma & grandpas car. I would suggest finding an alternative to parking under a mango tree. I know mango trees can produce hundreds of fruits per year and those suckers can weight 1 kilo each. So there are more dents in your future unless you find a solution to that issue.
I have a 2020 Hyundai Tucson, I love the way it handles.
It can do a little north of 220kmh(express way). Sun is fine. Heat is fine for the hvac (benguet/sagada). Rear camera is displayed in head unit
Never lubed the windows and still is fine, good tip. Will lube.
2017/AWD version.
Good job having jumper cables I see in the back...I can tell you from personal experience recently with a baby on a road trip...I'll never do a road trip without those in a car uggghh. And that was in the US with roadside assistance.
That’s top of the line model. So if you got that at Php700K last 2021, yeah that is a good deal at the time
Thats right use lube if its dry!🙂
That’s a nice vehicle I’ve been looking at them myself good presentation on this vehicle 👍
I don't have kiddies but I was looking to acquire a Tucson in the PH. I've had a Santa Fe for years and not one problem, you got a good deal Ned.
Building a house there is going to be a much smarter decision versus buying one. Then you can choose the materials and who works on it so you know it’s done right.
Nice ride ned.👍🏻
Nice car, Ned! Success and drive it safely!
What did you do for a living in States and how is it possible to be so intuned to to everything
I was a corporate assassin like James Woods in Best Seller.
These are great cars,you done well Ned
Great job on the purchase
Definitely need some of that silicon for the windows,as need to replace one of those window cogs for an old Toyota I bought.
Yes Ned keeping a tent over the car and it will keep the sap from the mango tree take drips off. I hate when its on mine to.
Nice Car, Ned.
Not sure if a catalytic converter or partical filter is fitted in the Philippines ..If so you need to keep it cleaned out by doing country running at least a good high temperature run for at least half an hour or more or the converter will block up which is a problem with diesel when driving in the city I give mine a good run when I can as I am near a freeway ..
Check out weather tech floor and cargo mats to protect your vehicle…..nice vehicle…..
I first bought a Hyundai in 2003, a Sonata. It was loaded up and used as a 34 mile round trip twice daily getting the kids back and forth from their schools. Them the hundreds of miles fr ballgames, AAU basketball, elite traveling baseball team, football and that was only one kid, had 2 more and all their activities. Never a problem with this car. It had 103k miles on it and looked new in 2009, when a man hit it in the rear end into another car. Front and rear crunched and totaled. No injuries thank God.
At the time we bought it Hyundai was beating Toyota and Honda as many features and less problems. I’ve bought 2 more of the SUV model as well as a Kia Sorento 4WD. I’ll eventually buy another.
Nice ride for the family
Great deal. Look into a tent/awning for the car.
thats a good buy for the price..
I just made a similar purchase Ned . Ours is Candy Apple with grey interior & Diesel . What’s your thoughts on your decision so far ? I paid 750 p with about the same miles.
Hello bat po kaya ang baba na ng value ng tucson kapag ibbenta na 2nd hand?
Yep...dont forget the pink floyd.....i have high hopes for you Ned 😉
That is right Ned. That is Baby's car. When you have a kid your life revolves around that kid. Take it from me Ned, you need to learn the Philippine language before your baby does. Make a video of what it takes to learn the language.
Thank you Ned.
Thanks for sharing
Very informative and well said we rented a diesel van in lupolupo n an it had a selection shift i was able to pass smoking trucks and peddling cabs that will pull out in front of you at 5 meters hoping that you will hit them so they can sue you ha my mother inlaw bless her heart ❤ was so Impressed with my St Louis driving skills her was laughing most of the time her got killed in a tricycle accident about 4 months after we were there my regret is I wasn't there to give her a ride the short boy loaded 5 people's lives on a tricycles hardly no brakes no horn his electric system was bad I miss NANI Pening Telibango Gamboa her rest south of delegate in cematary
Good review looking for a new car still driving a Toyota camry 2.2L love it but low to the ground for driving here exspecially back roads,gravel, or dirt areas and just the general conditions of the hwys here for low riding cars need a higher vehicle height.
Cool ned now you can run canola oil in that auto
Great buy for the price.drive safely ok.
Ned how much did you pay? Just curious about how much it costs to buy 4 wheels. I am not sold on 2 wheels. My gf doesn't like 3 wheels so my only choice is 4 wheels for private transportation. There are no taxi where I stay. Hate the thoughts of car payments again
Nice car and great job at being a familly guy! Having a yaya to help with the baby is great, very affordable there.
Ned, do yourself a favor and Google paintless dent repair, I think your a good candidate for it. Watch some RUclips videos on it also.
I was going to recommend that, too. The crease looks affected and that will be difficult to repair. Flat and curved panels are usually no problem.
Hyundai is an excellent vehicle. I sell them here in Australia.
Even at shell I have gotten water in the tank or bad gas now for ever tank or every 2 tanks I run the gas treatment or injectors full engine cleaner. But average prices is 400 to 800ph per cleaner have found cheap old one for 200ph basically like those dollar cleaners you get at Walmart. But the full engine treatment cleaner run double the price here but worth it that and always keep a extra air filter expecially if you find a shop that sale your model. All parts hard to find or not in stock and for online orders like lazada always wrong or some weird generic part just some tips from my experience driving here and just getting normal maintenance done.
May I ask what an equivalent vehicle would cost ?
1 mil pesos. These newer cars are harder to find. Most of the time the owners have an over inflated value of the car.
Very nice looking vehicle. Shame the sun is trying to destroy it all the time.
You got a very good bargain on that car.
What variant exactly is your 2017 Tucson CRDI? I know that it's not just a GLS variant.
Good safe SUV. My friend bought a used Toyota regular (sedan) car for £1000 equivalent. It never failed him until he sold it.
sorry to be the bearer of bad news. the old distributor, thank god they're gone now, of hyundais in the philippines stripped a lot of features in 2017 tucsons. one of them was the airbags. the 2017s only has two airbags. still a very reliable car though.
Ours is actually a 2016. My bad!
@@PhilippineDreams when the distributor first launched this 3rd gen tucson. it was supposed to have a bunch of features. like power tail gate, 6 airbags, ventilated seats, panoramic moonroof, rear backup camera, etc. but what ended up being released in the country was a heavily stripped down version. all them apparently ended up with just two airbags.
wow we had to sell our old 4x4 cheap multi cab was good no our tires over 100 Aust good 4 wheel drive though now no car no one can drive it now only me im not there to now you got a good deal for sure on that
How much to ship a car from USA to Manila?
Planning to buy 2nd hand. Did you experience any major issues or is it a good buy?
A few snafus but Hyundai went out of itas way to make things right.
@@PhilippineDreams Thanks!
What's average cost fill up using diesel? Like my toyota camry when gas light 1st comes on cost on average here in cebu 3000ph regular octane to 3300ph premium 92octane per full tank . Thanks for info
I think it is about 2600 pesos to fill it up (diesel).
@@PhilippineDreams not bad at all plus you probably get better mileage I bet thanks 4info.
When I was in the PH 5 yr ago they just changed the law and I couldn't extend my drivers license, has it changed or are you grandfathered in?
Did you have a Philippines licence and couldn't extend after it expired. I haven't seen or hear of any related rules ,laws change related to that or any expats bringing that issue up. But I am still on my first 5yr Philippines licence. But I did seen some expats talk in some forums that couldn't extend based on their age saying new regulations for them like extra test,more medica healthl clearance etc but like everything here depends on lto or location for the answer you get but I haven't seen anything related official posted on lto.
@@leathernecktonyasianadvent2512 When I went I used a Calf. drivers license, it was only good for 3 months, went to get a PH. one they said they quit giving them out. I had to leave and come back to drive for 3 more months
Nice car !!!
"Diggin' the scene with a gangsta lean"....😄🎶🌴
You got a good car and a good deal. Glad you took my advice and forgot about the new Wego you were thinking about.
Only suggestion l can make to improve it, is ditch the alloy wheels and get steel rims. A decent pot hole, which are easy to find over there, will crack an alloy rim where as steel rims should survive most pot holes.
Also, make sure you have a foot pump with a pressure guage on it, as well as a wheel brace or lug wrench for the wheel nuts.
Try using the jack out on the car. I had to use mine the other day on my new Kia Seltos and it was abysmal. Take it out, crank it down, put it under the car, crank it up, change the tyre, crank it down, take it out from under the car, crank it back up to stow it in the car - all with one of those wiggly jack handles, which are obviously not intended for use with lanes of traffic whizzing past you. My old jack on my old car had a ratchet handle which didn't stick out from the jack and also gave more mechanical advantage than one of those wiggly ones does.
Hi mate you should have gone electric think of Zoe's future
They're parking lights, that explains a lot. Lol
You can use a Leather conditioner to keep the front seats supple without having to use seat covers. I always mentally equate seat covers to grandma & grandpas car.
I would suggest finding an alternative to parking under a mango tree. I know mango trees can produce hundreds of fruits per year and those suckers can weight 1 kilo each. So there are more dents in your future unless you find a solution to that issue.
Hey there.
Mango Damage? That's Coconut or worse Jackfruit Damage....lol
We have a giant mango. Half the size of a basketball.
Swoopin
8.6 out of 100? lol
Oregano😂
buy BMW next time