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| ![]() Have booked one of the last 2 available at plant. got a decent deal - 66k corp discount + 44k dealer discount + 70k exchange bonus [+3.5L for my sparsely run (24k km) Polo Comfortline 1.5TDi]. On-road price came down to 26L (excluding car exchange but including bonus). Getting insurance from dealer so that's where could have saved a bit more. Also, while exchange car value is low, but with exchange bonus, seemed ok. |
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BHPian | ![]() It does come with it. I am 110% sure about same, there are heating coils behind the glass. Last edited by mjumrani : 11th September 2017 at 14:46. Reason: Added more information. |
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| ![]() With the prices going up on the Tucson and with Compass off to a flying start, I expect Hyundai to react. I just think that the AWD will be launched around the festivities. Hoping for the AWD with black interiors and ventilated seats. Wishful thinking or will Hyundai react? |
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Not sure if Hyundai will really respond though. They have their hands full with the Verna being a fresh launch, and the Creta facelift might be the next big launch planned. Hope they give more importance to safety features if they update the Tucson. Currently - it is only the top spec GLS AT variant that ticks options in the safety department. Edit - Guess I couldnt be more wrong. Cartoq reports more than a lakh discounts on the Tucson due to the Compass effect. http://www.cartoq.com/jeep-compass-e...lakh-discount/ Last edited by CrAzY dRiVeR : 11th September 2017 at 21:05. | |
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| ![]() Picked up a Silver GLS end of last month. So far the feeling is excellent and maybe just about a lac or 2 above the VFM bracket. This is a fantastic car with great comfort and reasonably premium feel. There is a 1.2 lac increase in OTR in Hyderabad, which I still think is decent for the comfort and features it provides. As mentioned before there is no cheaper Automatic 5 seat Crossover which provides the safety and comfort that Tucson provides. |
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![]() Given its better reliability over the Germans, it offers a lot more peace of mind as well with no DSG or unreliable electronics under the hood to worry about. I must say that I am pretty satisfied with the car and the only gripe is the missing ventilated seats that Hyundai could have easily included in this price range. | |
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| ![]() How is the seat comfort of the Tucson, especially the front ones as compared to the X3? Last edited by petroguzzler : 30th September 2017 at 08:12. |
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| ![]() For me tucson's front seat comfort is almost as good as X3. It just falls short for a couple of reasons - X3 has sports seats that literally hugs you and the passenger seat is identical to driver's seat with a plethora of adjustments. Tucson's rear seat is way better than the one on X3 though. |
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The car still draws attention, specially in the early evening times with the white lights on. There aren't many of these around, and I haven't seen another in black yet. It appears far more premium from a distance than it is, and it really feels tight while taking a ride. It's the little things, really. ![]() Quote:
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