2019 Hyundai Santa Fe SEL Review - Some Good, Some Bad, All New!

[@kitrocks8058]

It’s not the base model the base model is the se. the sel which you are driving is the second trim up

[@tonymante8759]

zero reason to pick the sel model when the SEL plus is typicly 500-1000$ used more gives you power lift gate gives you dual climate control 19 inch rims roof rails leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob and rear occuptant alert. the SEL plus AWD is a great bang for your buck used going for 26-28k

[@gimmpy91]

I really dont know what it is, but i really enjoy your videos. You’re not Doug D., but i enjoy you just as much.

[@fabyrbl8177]

maybe even more, sure we dont get the "qurks and features" but zack shows us what we actually need, and he does it in such a way it could be a podcast and you can still understand how the car is/looks. so good job Zack!

[@arnvn2923]

The thing that zack stands out from other reviewers is that he really shows every features the cars have i.e. what every button does! (No one does that). Unlike from other reviewers that solely focus on performance and drivability of the car

[@cairomarcellus977]

InstaBlaster...

[@horsea1234]

I have this car and the shift knob doesn't look anything like this? I will say it gets very good gas mileage, but it doesn't like hills so much. It's a 4 cylinder, what can you expect. Quiet ride, almost too much room for cargo; groceries will be everywhere if you put them in the back. It's a nice looking car for a decent price. I've had my Jeep Grand Cherokee for 22 years and I will miss it forever as I am putting it up for sale. I would give anything to keep it, but it was time for a new car.

[@elogeniumyt1338]

Thanks for the review. I was about to buy one of this SEL series, but I will decline. I don't like this blatant lacking of features.

[@hoopstar7891]

Can you review a early 2000s Nissan sentra

[@robertcroft2352]

Great review. What's with the tiny headlights? Can you still see good a night. I have seen lots of your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@feetincheseighths]

I have a 2919 Santa Fe and it's a little clunky at slow speeds. The engine sounds like a tractor engine but that might be by design having the smaller displacement of 2.4. The engine will surprise you at highway speeds needing to pass with good power. On the highway it is comfortable with the interior styling nicer than you would expect trading a five year old car. With any smaller displacement engine I would recommend changing the oil more often maybe no later than 5000 miles using fully synthetic oils. Our seats are fabric not vinyl. Love the fabric.

[@firefly9838]

Yeah I have the 2.4L engine. Haven't had any issues in three years. I change the oil every 5000 miles. Full synthetic.