The Hyundai Tucson is the perfect combination of space and flexibility wrapped in a stylish compact SUV package.

Delivering specifications and comfort well above its affordable price tag, the Tucson offers drivers the handling characteristics of a sedan with the added bonus of extra space and the option of all-wheel drive. With a range of engine options to choose from, finding the right Tucson for your needs is as simple as a test drive.

With standard features such as Air-conditioning, remote central locking, MP-3 capable CD player, power windows and mirrors, power steering, alloy wheels, cruise control, cargo area cover and net, front and rear fog lights, map lights and an overhead console the Tucson doesn’t skimp on comfort.

Safety is also a high priority for the Tucson, featuring Traction control, dual air bags and anti-lock brakes with electronic brake force distribution. All five seats have lap-sash belts and height adjustable head restraints. Three child seat anchor points are also offered, mounted under neat flap covers in the floor behind the rear seat to minimize space. Seat and "curtain" air bags are also available.

With Hyundai’s famous five year/ Unlimited warranty standard on the entire Tucson range, you can be assured that it will keep up with any adventures your life throws at it. To find out more about the amazing value and function offered by the Hyundai Tucson, contact Adrian Brien today.

The Good Guys brand is now well on the way to becoming a retail icon in Australia. Synonymous with a broad range of the biggest brands in electrical appliances at exceptionally low prices, our trademark enjoys instant recognition amongst Australian consumers from all walks of life.

The Good Guys history in electrical appliance retailing in Australia goes back to 1952. In 1992, The Good Guys banner appeared on just 14 stores in Victoria. Just 6 years later in 1998 the group implemented its iconic Good Vibrations “Pay Less Pay Cash” advertising campaign and continued the growth that today sees the prominent trademark on some 72 stores nationally.

The cheerful, friendly nature of The Good Guys brand personality resonates not only in store designs, layouts, product offering and advertising but in everything they do in their day-to-day dealings with customers.

Locally Rob Bunn, the Good Guy at Edwardstown, is a big supporter of the Ford brand.

It is one of life’s great mysteries; what exactly does fill those hundreds of pages that sit, almost untouched in their pristine folder, stored securely in your glove compartment?

For many people, their car manual seems like a superfluous accessory to their new vehicle. Perhaps if it is your first new car you might sit down and give it a flick-through, but for the majority of us, we figure we got this far without reading it and our cars haven’t complained too loudly, so what’s in there can’t be overly important.

Well for those of you whose car manuals bear un-cracked spines, we have brought you a few fool-safe tips selected from the chapters of the little book that holds all the secrets to your automobile.

FUEL TANK
You may know what type of fuel to put in your new car, but do you know how much? Every fuel tank has an air space to allow for fuel expansion in hot weather. If you continue to add fuel after the filler nozzle has automatically shut off or an initial blowback occurs, the air chamber will become full and any expansion due to heat will cause leakage that can damage your paint work and is not covered under warranty. So next time you are tempted to push in more fuel and get the pump to the next rounded dollar, remember this tip and don’t make your car feel as bloated as a kid after an all-you-can eat buffet dinner.

KEYS
Keys fitted with immobiliser systems can be sensitive objects. If you store them with other vehicle’s immobiliser keys or near magnetic objects, their effectiveness is compromised. The lesson is simple; reduce the weight of your key ring and prolong the life of your immobiliser. If you want to get really technical, you would be better off replacing your metal key fob with a leather or plastic one.

AIR-CON
There’s probably not many less-appealing options on a cold winter’s day than blasting your air-conditioner at full pelt, but if you are diligent about doing so, you’ll be thankful come summer that your air-con hasn’t given up the ghost after four months of hibernation. Operate your AC at least once a month for one minute with the engine idling. This circulates the refrigerant and oil and helps protect the internal components, which will help maintain optimum performance and durability of your air conditioner.

If any of these tips come as a surprise to you, it may be time to read your manual. You’ll also find tips on every auto-related task including changing a tyre, getting your stuck car out of mud and folding your seats correctly.

Happy and safe motoring.