Overview & Positioning The SE is the base trim of the thirdgeneration (TL; 20152020) Tucson in North America. It features the reliable 2.0L I4 naturally aspirated engine producing about 164hp and 151lbft torque

and comes with standard frontwheel drive (AWD optional) Performance & Fuel Economy Engine : 2.0L I4 Horsepower : 164hp @6

000rpm Transmission : 6speed automatic Fuel Economy : ~23mpg city / 30mpg highway (FWD) Interior & Comfort Seating : Cloth seats with six-way manual driver adjustment Space : 41.5 front legroom

auxiliary input Higher trims : Offer 78 screens with Apple CarPlay/Android Autobut SE is limited to basic setup Safety & Driver Aids Standard : ABS

rearview camera Ratings : NHTSA : 5star overall IIHS : Top Safety Pick (Good in crash categories; Superior on front crash prevention for higher trims equipped with AEB) Exterior Wheels : 17 aluminum alloy Lighting : Halogen headlights

000km powertrain (Canada) Strengths & Considerations Positives : Excellent safety ratings and abundant standard comfort features for the base model Solid warranty protection Spacious cargo area and a higher-than-average feature level for a base trim Trade-offs : Basic infotainment system lacking smartphone integration Middling acceleration060mph around 11 seconds (FWD) Further options (like heated mirrors/seats

sunroof) cost extra Common Issues (From Owners) DualClutch Transmission : Applies to turbocharged trims

not the SE; SEs 6speed auto avoids DCT issues Engine oil consumption reported on highertrim turbo and 2.0L unitslong-term maintenance advised Final Take The 2018 Tucson SE offers a balance of safety

and practicality at a modest cost. Its a dependable compact SUV if you can overlook a basic infotainment setup and modest power. If features like smartphone integration

$399 3 Year tire and rim warranty. While every reasonable effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this information; prices