This Bestest-approved 2024 Hyundai Tucson SEL for sale in Anaheim is Hyundai certified, so its powertrain warranty is good until around October 2033 or another 90,000 miles, and its bumper-to-bumper coverage runs until around October 2028.
In addition, it has 10,072 miles, far fewer than the roughly 24,000 on a typical used 2024 Tucson listed in Orange County.
The SEL is the Tucson most Orange County shoppers choose. This SEL has front-wheel drive and the 187-hp 2.5-liter four-cylinder, a pairing the EPA rates at 28 mpg combined. When you check availability, we'll also email you a link to the free Carfax vehicle history report (when available), which includes the exact in-service date and how much warranty is left.
Questions shoppers ask about this Tucson
Is Hyundai certified worth it?
On a Hyundai, certification matters more than on most makes. Hyundai's 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty normally ends with the first owner, and a second owner gets 5 years or 60,000 miles. Certified Tucsons keep the full 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain coverage, for the engine and transmission, plus whatever is left of the 5-year/60,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty, both counted from the first sale. Hyundai's program carries a $50 deductible per repair on the powertrain coverage. On a 2024, that is up to 5 more years of powertrain coverage than a non-certified Tucson would carry. In Orange County, a certified used Tucson usually lists for well under $1,000 more than a non-certified one, miles and trim being equal. Both transfer to you in full.
Is the Tucson Hybrid worth it?
The Tucson Hybrid costs more used than a gas Tucson, and the EPA rates an all-wheel-drive Tucson Hybrid at 37 mpg combined against this one's 28, which works out to about $50 a month less in gas at 1,000 miles a month. The hybrid is also the quicker Tucson. It also uses a conventional automatic instead of a CVT. Used hybrids hold their value better than their gas twins, so a good part of what you pay up front comes back when you sell. If you'll keep the car a few years, the hybrid pays for itself.
Do I need all-wheel drive in Orange County?
Front-wheel drive is all most Orange County drivers need. But all-wheel drive adds only about $500 to a used Tucson's price in Orange County, and costs about 1 to 2 mpg. AWD is at its best on slick roads, but even in Orange County it can deliver more confident acceleration pulling into traffic. So if a car has the color, trim and miles you want, don't let either answer stop you. If you head to Big Bear or Mammoth in winter, carry chains either way.
