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BOYCE
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 Hyundai tucson holders in the philippines: what can you say |
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Hyundai tucson holders in the philippines: what can you say about the car? is the fuel intake really low?
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Remims
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Joined: 16 Oct 2006
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Location: Tucson US |
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Im a city driver so Im in traffic a lot edsa, ortigas, c5 to libis, and I get eight to 9.5 km/litre in my tucson diesel auto using Shell diesel. I don’t have complaints other than I wish it came with more airbags.
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Makati_Man
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Location: Albuquerque nm usa |
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Best advice isn't to waste your money on a Hyundai. they're poor quality and unreliable.
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Autobahn
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Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
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Its a good small SUV for use on paved roads and graded dirt roads. Its been a liked seller for Hyundai and is of good quality. Fuel economy is not all that great and if that is a concern I propose you get the Elantra. SUV's overall get two four mpg fewer then a car of the same size caused by gear ratio's, weight and aerodynamics.
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