2021 Mazda CX 5 2021 VS Hyundai Tucson

2021 Mazda CX 5 2021 VS Hyundai Tucson A quick look at the bottom line is all you need to determine the Hyundai Tucson scores a win when it comes to pricing. Starting at roughly $24,000, the base price of the Tucson is about $1,500 less than an entry-level version of the CX-5. Granted, many car shoppers like to throw on a few options before driving off the dealership lot. But scanning each SUV’s various trim levels reveals this pricing gap remains constant all the way upward to fully-loaded, range-topping variants. A Tucson Ultimate fitted with all-wheel drive costs about $34,000, versus the more than $37,000 asking price for the CX-5 Signature equipped with all-wheel drive. Our vehicle rankings include a category for predicted reliability as calculated by J.D. Power. While the scoring here is close, the Tucson again earns another win with a slightly above-average reliability rating.The CX-5, in comparison, comes with a just average reliability rating. The CX-5 comes with a three-year/36,000 mile limited warranty and five-year/60,000 miles powertrain warranty. That’s fine, except the Tucson offers an enticing five-year/60,000 mile limited warranty and 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty. ________________________________________________________________ COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: If an agency or product owner have complaints about something or find your content being used incorrectly, Please contact the broadcaster prior for deleting your content for making copyright...