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The BEST SUVs you can buy?

It's time for a four-way Japan vs Korea SUV showdown!

We have actually got our hands on the Tucson, Honda HR-V, and Kia , and Mat will compare them across a series of difficulties to see which comes out on top!

If you're in the marketplace for among these, the likelihood is that you'll be utilizing it for transferring your household, so not only will he concentrate on the design and driving – he'll also be taking a more detailed look at their interiors, room in the back seats, and the boot space also!

They all begin at a similar quantity when it comes to price. The Qashqai is the cheapest here, beginning at ₤ 26,405, while the Tucson is the most costly, at ₤ 30,140.

So will the Tucson stroll it? Or will another come out on top instead? You'll need to stick with Mat and see for yourself!

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:24 Cost
01:10 Style
02:42 Interior
04:59 Back Seats
08:11 Boot
11:12 Engines
13:18 Driving
16:56 Sportage 0-60mph
17:14 Tucson Driving
21:38 Tucson 0-60mph
22:38 Qashqai Driving
26:23 Qashqai 0-60mph
26:53 HR-V Driving
31:30 HR-V 0-60mph
32:04 Verdict

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54 responses to “The BEST SUVs you can buy?”

  1. carwow Avatar
    carwow

    Hyundai, Kia, Nissan or Honda… Which makes the best cars?

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    1. P Russell Avatar
      P Russell

      Definitely Honda as any warranty would be honoured, I think it would be more reliable, I’ve driven the Kia Sportage Hybrid & I have to admit it was amazing, but I got put off by the amount of negative feedback if you need to make a claim, they say 7 years, but heard it’s not worth the paper it’s written on, I would like to see a up to date review of the RAV4 if possible please 😊

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    2. Marco M Avatar
      Marco M

      BMW

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    3. Daniel Avatar
      Daniel

      What about mazda CX 60!? Still waiting for a video….

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    4. Klaus Heilmann Avatar
      Klaus Heilmann

      Kia/Hyundai👍🏼

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    5. Klaus Heilmann Avatar
      Klaus Heilmann

      Don’t like cvt. So Kia and Hyundai👍🏼

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  2. Zika Pavlovic Avatar
    Zika Pavlovic

    I actually like how Tucson look. But i’ll buy Honda couse its cheaper.

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    1. Pablo Navaridas Avatar
      Pablo Navaridas

      And better to be fair, Japanese cars are so well built, but people prefer a giant 300 inch screen…

      Reply
  3. Sedem Nyatusah Avatar
    Sedem Nyatusah

    “Hi, how are you, Mat Watson here from carwow” never gets old.

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    1. Gokul Balaji Avatar
      Gokul Balaji

      But Mat will

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    2. Aliatif Raja Avatar
      Aliatif Raja

      @Gokul Balaji that’s deep

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    3. Small_lama Avatar
      Small_lama

      @Aliatif Raja mhm

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    4. Diesel's Car Talk Avatar
      Diesel’s Car Talk

      It brightens my day knowing that Mat wants to know how I’m doing

      Reply
  4. The Happy Guy Avatar
    The Happy Guy

    By far, it is the best practical comparison yet with 4 of the best-selling mid sized SUV’s go head to head (excl. Rav4). Once again, another 30+ minute video in 2 days! You have really outdone yourselves here, again. Thank you.

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    1. manilove2pwn Avatar
      manilove2pwn

      WTF IS THE POINT IN A FWD SUV POINTLESS

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    2. Raphael Campos Avatar
      Raphael Campos

      @manilove2pwn I’m never buying one but my guess is size. Most consumers want a larger car.

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    3. TermlessGHM Avatar
      TermlessGHM

      Funny how in the EU these are called mid size SUV’s where in the States they are CUV’s (Compact Utility Vehicles) also being from Europe myself but living in US for the past 14 years I’m surprised how different the looks on same models are. Apart from the Hyundai maybe but the HR-V looks like a completely different car.

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    4. Andrew Watson Avatar
      Andrew Watson

      I’d like to see more in depth of the fuel economy for it to be a more practical comparison

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    5. meryuk Avatar
      meryuk

      Should have been a CR-V…

      Reply
  5. Limited Reach Avatar
    Limited Reach

    I think the new CR-V would be a better comparison.

    Reply
  6. ÁJ Avatar
    ÁJ

    Got a Tucson n line over in Canada and I will say was disappointed when I found out it came with the 2.5l na I felt like since all over it was n logo’s and n line they could have probably given it the 2.5 t engine it looks the part for a sporty SUV but the na engine I’m not so sure about lol

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  7. Ramon Gonzales Avatar
    Ramon Gonzales

    Hilarious in the Nissan when it talks to you. My 23 Altima here in the US does that as well. Also announces weather alerts that are 50 miles away lol

    Reply
  8. Marc Percy Avatar
    Marc Percy

    Mat Watson, you ever never cease to amaze me how far you’ve come from you days at Autoexpress, you’re a legend in the motoring world!!!!

    Reply
    1. Sam Bomorse Avatar
      Sam Bomorse

      A legend in his own mind maybe 🤷🏼‍♂️

      Reply
    2. Will Hutchinson Avatar
      Will Hutchinson

      @Reasonable Guy normal TV is a thing of the past now YouTube is giving better returns for less cost

      Reply
    3. Ian Weston Avatar
      Ian Weston

      @Reasonable Guy Apart from Yanni

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    4. Robert Cook Avatar
      Robert Cook

      @Raphael Campos The BBC is on borrowed time and is looking to make savings wherever it can; the license fee is being tapered and will, inevitably, be phased out. YouTube has a world-wide reach among young people. The BBC does not.

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    5. Fresky Avatar
      Fresky

      I think you need to send him a valentines card.

      Reply
  9. Arca Travel Gear Avatar
    Arca Travel Gear

    Went this week and tested all of them except Honda Hrv, i tries the CRV. Tucson is the best in my opinion. Kia was really bad for me as a tall person. The stering wheel is too up front, even with lots of chair adjustment it wasn’t comfortable. Also I was slightly touching the roof of the car. I am 187cm tall.

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  10. Sagar Sawant Avatar
    Sagar Sawant

    Even before the design review was completed I knew Hyundai would come last. I find Hyundai design really good though!

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    1. Kieran Aylward Avatar
      Kieran Aylward

      Strange considering its the best to drive and the best to be in out of the lot.

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    2. GlaD syr Avatar
      GlaD syr

      Everyone does, literally, except for carwow, Matt also bashed the car when reviewing it for no reason when it’s clearly a good car, they have some kinda of agenda against Hyndai which is so obvious and stupid

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    3. 3D-4U Avatar
      3D-4U

      It really is a very nice design. Mat’s been hating on it forever

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    4. Marcel Kubíček Avatar
      Marcel Kubíček

      While i could understand not putting it in a 1st place, the tucson is objectively not the worst looking of all these.

      Reply
  11. Mthubucks Avatar
    Mthubucks

    I’m enjoying these long videos from Mat and the carwow Team🙌🏾

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    1. Bib the Boulder Avatar
      Bib the Boulder

      and best of all no grinning idiot Yianni ruining the experience

      Reply
  12. Rajeev Hiralal Avatar
    Rajeev Hiralal

    Great stuff! Now they need to do one with the German mid-range (50-60K) SUV’s as well. Would be nice to get a good comparison, really like these type of videos!

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    1. Karan Jaggi Avatar
      Karan Jaggi

      Or “the best SUVs” as the title says

      Reply
  13. N Avatar
    N

    Ah finally! More of these comparisons please.. they were so brilliant and useful and then you just stopped

    Reply
  14. HiddenWen Avatar
    HiddenWen

    I like how Matt and Carwow don’t forget their roots. They never forgot these videos are just as important for the channel as those amazing drag races!

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    1. OfficialMatwatson01 Avatar
      OfficialMatwatson01

      Congratulations!
      You won a New Year surprise package quickly message me now on telegram.🎁🛍…

      Reply
  15. Shuten-Doji Avatar
    Shuten-Doji

    It’s wild that the Korean vehicles were the most expensive (as tested) when their companies are known for undercutting the price of their competitors.

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  16. Ano Nym Avatar
    Ano Nym

    The HRV doesn’t have a gearbox. The engine either functions purely as a generator for the electric motor or at higher speeds it’s directly connected to the wheels with a fixed gear ratio.

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  17. bluecardholder Avatar
    bluecardholder

    Had my Sportage for a month and really enjoying it – the Hybrid doesnt do bad for MPG, not as good as a diesel, but for the size of car. Does have some niggles (like the one button for the sunshade and the opening roof) , but overall, very competent.

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  18. Zachary Wichman Avatar
    Zachary Wichman

    You’re too hard on that Tucson, Matt! It’s got some incredible value for the price if you look at the features. Plus, i.m.o it’s a distinctive cool look.

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    1. Funky Fin Avatar
      Funky Fin

      He’s always on about Hyundai’s. No idea why he’s got a thing against all of them apart from the Ioniq 5.

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    3. chris stockford Avatar
      chris stockford

      We’ve got the N line Tucson and absolutely love it, he’s got a real bad opinion of it for some reason.. maybe because top gear loved it

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    4. Tanfastic Trancer - Bowser appreciation society Avatar
      Tanfastic Trancer – Bowser appreciation society

      I’ve got the new Tucson and it’s fabulous. Tech galore and drives really well. Love it.

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  19. Hedley Thorne Avatar
    Hedley Thorne

    Had my Hyundai Tucson for 6 weeks so far- really nice car and very comfortable. I quite like the looks and have had people asking me about it. My only criticism really is that the headlights and rear indicators are too low down and so need cleaning more in the winter. The LCD drivers display is great too.

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    2. Miskatonic Avatar
      Miskatonic

      And not economical at all.

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  20. Ren Llanfair Avatar
    Ren Llanfair

    An owner of the old HR-V (named Vezel in Japan though). It’s always more like a sporty hatchback than a SUV to me; don’t know about the newer one though.

    I thought the Nissan would win the test. A little surprised!

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