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2010 Hyundai Veracruz Overview

Likes:

  • Well equipped for its price
  • Pleasant interior styling
  • Standard third-row seating

Dislikes:

  • Uninspired driving feel
  • Not much cargo space with the third row up
  • Bad rearward visibility, and no backup camera

Bottom Line

By Bengt Halvorson's avatar Bengt Halvorson, Editor

To bring you an expert take that combines firsthand driving impressions with highlights of what other leading sources have to say, TheCarConnection.com has produced this comprehensive review on the 2010 Hyundai Veracruz . Likes Well equipped for its price Pleasant ...

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By Bengt Halvorson's avatar Bengt Halvorson, Editor

On the outside, the 2010 Hyundai Veracruz fits in with the pack of mid-size crossover vehicles, but it's no longer particularly noteworthy, style-wise. While it was surprisingly attention-getting from new, it now looks quite anonymous, albeit sleek and flowing. The exterior...

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Select a Trim:

Trim MSRP / Invoice Fuel Econ
2010 Hyundai Veracruz: FWD 4dr GLS $28,145 / $26,706 City: 16
Hwy: 23
2010 Hyundai Veracruz: FWD 4dr Limited $34,195 / $31,710 City: 16
Hwy: 23
2010 Hyundai Veracruz: AWD 4dr GLS $30,045 / $28,492 City: 15
Hwy: 22
2010 Hyundai Veracruz: AWD 4dr Limited $35,895 / $33,274 City: 15
Hwy: 22

Other Choices:

Though Hyundai benchmarked the Lexus RX 350 in designing the Veracruz, its real rivals are a little less ambitious. The Toyota Highlander was redesigned last year, gaining a more fuel-efficient four-cylinder option; compared to the Veracruz, the Highlander has a more spacious interior and drives a bit better, though some might think the Toyota’s styling to be more anonymous. The Ford Edge is another one worth looking at; there’s no denying that it breaks from the mold in styling; the Edge is only offered with a V-6 and doesn’t get a third-row seat. The Honda Pilot has truly different styling that’s boxy and angular; the strategy translates to a roomy interior and a likable vehicle, if you can get past the garish grille. Finally, those who want a friskier-feeling vehicle will want to take the Mazda CX-9 for a drive; this three-row vehicle drives like a smaller one, though its cabin doesn’t look or feel truly luxurious in a conservative sense.

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