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Marty Padgett
Britain's Autocar magazine has spied the 2010 Hyundai Tucson.
The new crossover vehicle is due in the U.S. later this year, but uncloaked versions have been undergoing testing all year. In April, Hyundai showed a Tucson-related concept car at the 2009 New York auto show. The production version will show up at next month's Frankfurt auto show, with its European "iX35" nameplate.
Front-drive and all-wheel-drive versions will be offered in the U.S. Tucson; a four-cylinder engine and a six-cylinder option are expected to power the new crossover.
Autocar has more photos, including interior shots--click over to their photos, and don't forget to tune in this September when TheCarConnection and Motor Authority report live from the 2009 Frankfurt auto show.
UPDATE: Autoblog Spanish has published the very clear photo of the new Tucson at the top.
2010 Hyundai TucsonEnlarge Photo Britain's Autocar magazine has spied the 2010 Hyundai Tucson. The new crossover vehicle is due in the U.S. later this year, but uncloaked versions have been undergoing testing all year. In April, Hyundai showed a Tucson-related concept car at the 2009 New York auto show. The production version will show up at next month's Frankfurt auto show, with its European "iX35" nameplate. Front-drive and all-wheel-drive versions will be offered in the U.S. Tucson; a four-cylinder engine and a six-cylinder option are expected to power the new crossover. Autocar has more photos, including interior shots--click over to their photos, and don't forget to tune in this September when TheCarConnection and Motor Authority report live from the 2009 Frankfurt auto show. UPDATE: Autoblog Spanish has published the very clear photo of the new Tucson at the top. [Autocar, Autoblog Spanish] 2010 Hyundai TucsonEnlarge Photo
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