Latest Information on Hyundai Terracan
Produced between 2001 and 2007 the Hyundai Terracan derives its name from the words terra (land) and khan (king). It was released with the option of two engine sizes namely a 2.9l inline four and 3.8l V6-engine. The Terracan was built on a ladder-style chassis derived from the Mitsubishi Pajero. Production was halted on the Terrcan in 2007 but still continues within China as the Hyundai Veracruz.
Review Summary
PROS
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Good off-road ability
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Well equipped
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Great load space
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Reliability
CONS
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Not as great on-road as off-road
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Noisy engine
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Wind noise
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