It's cool tech, but I wish Hyundai had settled on a middle ground. Perhaps physical controls for the things you want to have control of all the time, like your climate and volume, but then touch for the things you want to adjust less often?

It really all depends on what you want. The Tucson is unbeatable if you’re after the latest tech and features. If you’re after brand prestige and driving dynamics, however, you may be happier with a luxury brand.

The ADAS features on my Tucson are one of my favorites! Adaptive cruise control makes highway driving far less stressful. It’s not perfect, but it has definitely made my commute more enjoyable.

I get the comfort angle, but I wish Hyundai would have offered a sport tuned suspension option. It doesn't handle as sportily as its sports sedan near field opponents which can lead to a little too much body roll in the corners, especially for those that are used to sportier handling.

What sold me on the Tucson is the design. It was way more expensive looking than what it was, and now, a year later, I still get complimented on it. And who cares if it looks dated in 10 years? Anyhow, most people don't keep cars that long.