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2011 Hyundai Tucson [Spied] 
Leftlane | by Drew Johnson | Mon, Sep 28
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We’ve already seen both the Korean and European versions of the new Hyundai ix35/Tuscon, but these images show what is believed to be the 2011 U.S. spec model. Take a close look and you’ll slight changes to the front fascia, as well as modified taillights -– as compared to the other versions. As...
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