If interior space is high on your list of priorities you should definitely take a look at the Tucson. Four tall adults will have plenty of room and the boot is cavernous. Interior quality impresses, as it should, given the relatively high asking price. However, there are more comfortable riding and better handling SUVs out there, while the Kia Sportage strikes a better balance of doing everything well.
Tucsons wearing an N Line badge are designed to be sportier looking. This trim brings larger 19in alloy wheels, silver pedals, heated front seats, ambient lighting LED headlights, privacy glass, keyless ignition, wireless phone-charging and part-suede and leather seats.
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