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Dealer Price:
$27,500 - $38,260

Dealer Invoice:
$26,400 - $36,348

Incentives: Save up to $1,250 or Get 3.8% Financing on a Tucson with national incentives or rebates

2024 Tucson
Limited, SE, SEL, XRT

Cash Incentive: $1250 or financing
Financing Incentive: 3.79%
Expiration Date: 04/30/2024 - Resource: hyundaiusa.com 04/12/2024

Engine (HP, Size, Type)	187 @ 6100, 2.5 L/152, Regular Unleaded I-4
Transmission	Automatic w/OD
Height, Overall min. (in)	65.6
Length, Overall min. (in)	182.3
Wheelbase, min. (in)	108.5
Width, w/o Mirrors (in)	73.4
Base Curb Weight, min. (lbs)	3346

SE	$27,500 Starting MSRP	SE FWD - $27,500 SE AWD - $29,000
SEL	$29,650 Starting MSRP	SEL FWD - $29,650 SEL AWD - $31,150
XRT	$34,325 Starting MSRP	XRT FWD - $34,325 XRT AWD - $35,825
Limited	$36,760 Starting MSRP	Limited FWD - $36,760 Limited AWD - $38,260

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