2011 Hyundai Santa Fe II [2.4l 174HP] [ |0-100| POV Test Drive

[@lanatart4138]

Santa Fe is my love💓

[@Djevan41598]

2011 was the last year the Santa Fe came with a manual gearbox for the US market

[@rafaeljesusvidalcoral400]

The 6 speed manual was available until 2020 in other countries like Peru

[@stipemrkic]

Very good car ❤❤❤❤ nice engine and sounds thanks Joe

[@TechLover2008]

Nice driving!

[@salahdml1648]

I love this car❤ santa fe🔥

[@nixcophotography6839]

Graha family l71😊

[@Ja-jo6ew]

10/10

[@FreeMan5713]

Please record a video with Kia Sorento 2 (2009-2011) 🙏

[@Mr11ESSE111]

12,2 liter consumption seems here with this vehicle small one in compare to other smaller vehicles but higher consumption

[@moskitt9324]

Tell somebody, is it still good in 2024 for family?

[@brendenstahl7007]

Yes

[@zakariyajp3979]

App name please (speed meter you use it for this video)

[@danc.9554]

Wow. I thought that the 2.4 liter four-banger completely lacks the power needed to move this heavy chassis, and that you gotta get the V6 or the diesel no matter what. It seems like this is not the case; if you rev it a little, this engine gets the job done too. The tranny also seems to have surprisingly long gears; it sits at 120 km/h fairly comfortably reving not more than 3,000 rpm. Nevertheless, if someone considers towing heavy loads with the Santa Fe, the V6 (not sure if it was available on the EU market) or the diesel really are needed.

[@rafaeljesusvidalcoral400]

It comes alive with the 6 speed manual!

[@danc.9554]

@@rafaeljesusvidalcoral400 correct

[@seyitcakr6460]

😃👍

[@gabrielmunteanu2445]

2.4 gdi 4wd?

[@charellbaker168]

Target Fields Corner.

[@ardakankiabc1050]

Drive mitsubishi l300

[@charellbaker168]

Dunkin Donuts Ashmont.

[@marinamirolajski3552]

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