Buying a Hyundai Tucson buyback/lemon

Run, don't walk, away from that car. It's hard to get a dealer to go through with the Lemon buyback, so that means this car is seriously messed up. The dealer is trying to minimize the problems out of greed because he wants desperately to sell that car. Shame on him/her.

PS, yes, generally Hyundais are very reliable cars! Just not the one you're looking at!

2016 was a bad year to Tuscon. dual clutch transmission is faulty and unsafe. They should not be allowed to sell that year. I would feel bad if you bought my Limited. I am seeking Repurchase while still under warranty, because Hyundai is not upholding their warranty promise and not fixing safety issues. I sense it is a Lemon.

I recently researched purchasing used, late-model Hyundai Tucsons, and had to go with a new, 2022 model, to avoid the Dual-Clutch-Transmission (DCT) present on apparently all used late-model Tucsons. Many, many owners of such cars report dissatisfaction with these transmissions -- to the point of them being dangerous. The DCT transmissions have been discontinued as of 2022, so that should tell you something.

Worse mistake I have ever made, it has been one problem after another, get one problem fixed and something else happens. I truly HATE this car. My Santa Fe was great but this one is a POS.