2005 Hyundai Tucson Specs

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Summary

The 2005 Hyundai Tucson offers a blend of practicality and style, appealing to buyers seeking a reliable SUV with modern features at a competitive price point. Known for its spacious interior and efficient fuel economy, this model continues Hyundai's tradition of delivering versatile, value-packed vehicles.

History

First introduced in 2002, the Hyundai Tucson marked a significant step in Hyundai's expansion into the compact SUV segment. By 2005, the Tucson had evolved with improved engineering, enhanced safety features, and updated design elements, solidifying its position as a popular choice among consumers looking for a dependable SUV with innovative technology.

Car Culture

The 2005 Hyundai Tucson became a staple in urban and suburban car cultures, appreciated for its fuel efficiency and adaptable design. It garnered a loyal following among families and young professionals who valued its spacious interior and practical features without compromising on style.

Model Variations and Specifications

Trims Available

• LX
• SPORT
• EX
• Vantage

Vehicle Specifications

Body Style	Horsepower	Transmission	Engine Type & Size	Drivetrain	Fuel Type	Fuel Tank Size	MPG (City/Highway)	Dimensions (LxWxH)	Cargo Capacity	Towing Capacity	Safety Ratings	Key Features	Passenger Capacity
SUV	150 hp (LX)	Automatic	2.0L Gamma	AWD	Gasoline	18 Gallons	20/28 mpg	178 in (L) x 73.4 in (W) x 67.1 in (H)	547 lbs	1800 lbs	NHTSA 5-Star	Sunroof, Heated Front Seats	5 Passenger
SUV	176 hp (SPORT)	Automatic	2.0L Gamma Turbo	AWD	Gasoline	18 Gallons	20/27 mpg	178 in (L) x 73.4 in (W) x 67.1 in (H)	547 lbs	1800 lbs	NHTSA 5-Star	Sport Mode, Premium Audio System	5 Passenger
SUV	163 hp (EX)	Automatic	2.0L Gamma	FWD	Gasoline	18 Gallons	21/29 mpg	178 in (L) x 73.4 in (W) x 67.1 in (H)	547 lbs	1800 lbs	NHTSA 5-Star	Rear Seat Lumbar Support, Bluetooth	5 Passenger
SUV	182 hp (Vantage)	Automatic	2.5L Delta V6	AWD	Gasoline	18 Gallons	18/26 mpg	178 in (L) x 73.4 in (W) x 67.1 in (H)	547 lbs	1800 lbs	NHTSA 5-Star	Leather Seating, Navigation System	5 Passenger

Notable Changes from Previous Year

Compared to its predecessor, the 2005 Hyundai Tucson saw improvements in interior trim levels, enhanced safety features including additional airbags, and refined suspension systems for better handling. The introduction of a slightly updated exterior design also contributed to a more modern aesthetic.

Performance Enhancements

• Increased horsepower options across trim levels
• Improved AWD system for better traction and stability
• Upgraded audio systems with Bluetooth connectivity

Safety Features

The 2005 Tucson incorporated advanced safety features such as electronic stability control, multiple airbags (including side curtain airbags), and anti-lock braking systems to enhance driver and passenger safety.