7.3

pretty bad
Typical Repair Cost:
No data
Average Mileage:
62,000 miles
Total Complaints:
3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. dealership doesn't know why.. its not safe to drive (1 reports)
  2. dealership has it again (1 reports)
  3. not sure (1 reports)
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problem #3

Jul 152023

Tucson SE

  • Automatic transmission
  • 71,000 miles

1 year to the date I purchased my so-called reliable car (07.15.22), it broke down for the 3rd time. While driving my 2020 Tucson, it jerked, check engine light came on and I lost power while entering the freeway. the first time was not even a month (Aug 2022) my car jerked, check engine light came on and I lost power while entering freeway. they say the computer needed rebooted. this is extremely Dangerous!

- Gloria M., Colton, CA, US

problem #2

Aug 182022

Tucson SE

  • Automatic transmission
  • 55,000 miles

The dealership says for the first breakdown , (not even a month after I purchased. Aug 2022) the computer needed rebooted.. car lost all power entering freeway. Extremely Dangerous. 2nd time (December 2022) the car lost power again, while entering freeway, again Extremely Dangerous. they replaced the Knock Sensor.

- Gloria M., Colton, CA, US

problem #1

Dec 152022

Tucson SE

  • Automatic transmission
  • 60,000 miles

3rd time (July 15,2023 1 year exactly of purchase date) the same thing happened as the two previous times.. first they said, it was the Knock Sensor again and now they are saying Cylinder 1 had a misfire of over 50x but did not register to check engine light. Now its costing me over 300.00 out of pocket to replace the Spark plugs, but aren't sure if that's even the problem. its frustrating when you purchase a vehicle from the dealership and its not a Safe and reliable vehicle.

- Gloria M., Colton, CA, US