2024 Hyundai Santa Fe | Amazing for the Price

[@user-hh1qw1uu7v]

The intro is why savagegeese is the superior car review channel

[@RenovationsandRepair]

This is by far the best car review channel/show. No fan boi crap and just stacked with info.

[@TermlessHGW]

Throttle House left the chat...... to come up with new intro's.

[@frankreiss1312]

Funny. I was thinking exactly the same sentiment, that the intro singer was the cherry on top of a really great cake. Kudos to Savage geese for being the number one car review channel on KZbin, hands down.

[@VaanRavi]

Throttle house better for openings. But this one better for more in depth info

[@killop2322]

The into song begins with her honking like a goose😂 love the easter eggs😂

[@yanal0611]

Taylor Swift has been real quiet since that intro music dropped.

[@dfsdh432v9]

Car Confections guys got this exact car. DCT failed within a month. typical Hyundai quality. 😂😂😂

[@-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__]

@@dfsdh432v9he also did 40,000 in 3 months, youre supposed to do 15k a year at most 20k.

[@theglowcloud2215]

@@dfsdh432v9 the hybrid has a traditional 6 speed, but the DCT in the non-hybrid is not looking very reliable

[@IceTTom]

Who is that? And enough with the tired overused lame "xxx has been real quiet since this dropped" 🤦🏻‍♂️ Do better for yourself. Be unique and not a sheeple. 😔

[@apadgettski]

Can’t believe Hyundai brought back the Ford Flex

[@paulpellico3797]

the flex had better engines

[@obsoletecd-rom]

@@paulpellico3797it also looked better.

[@cafn8ed74]

Only the front looks like a Flex. The rear is 100% Geo Metro.

[@faheemabbas3965]

@@paulpellico3797probably more reliable too.

[@InOrlando]

@@cafn8ed74 lol

[@wttwtg4165]

I hate the trend of no back bumpers. Small bumps, rear end accidents are going to fuck the door up. Simple little fender benders are going to total these cars.

[@Syncopia]

The blind spot radars and parking sensor array in question

[@Papolucho702]

@@Syncopia people are still stupid enough to screw up their driving with these safety nannies.

[@mark.m2163]

Same here , i thought it Looked odd on EV’s but now every other new car has the No bumper design .

[@Biochemechanic]

It looks like the sheet metal bumps out further than the bumper. The rear looks like it has been pre-crashed into a concrete wall.

[@kuyre2239]

hyundai KIA makes mostly throw away cars. there are bunch of brand new looking hyundai cars in Junkyard. its unbelievable. a small bump cloud total your hyundai . especially EVs.

[@ProbeGT2]

My brain started to melt when he said UV-C box to sterelise your things. I never, EVER tought we'd get there.

[@dolamyte]

Shows you how long development of just one feature can take until it makes it (hopefully) to market

[@supersabrosinho]

It's a gimmick for anything more than disposable items. Photodegradation is a problem, and this accelerates it

[@philippepeltier142]

Propaganda works...

[@dragospahontu]

It works for phones​@@supersabrosinho

[@theglowcloud2215]

@@philippepeltier142 never been vaxed, don't wash my hands after using the facilities *cough* they'll never get me! *cough* *cough* *cough*

[@Yourleftismyright88]

How Jack was able to talk normally during that round-about is peak Savage Geese.

[@fighter835]

Peak SG was the April fools video:) Nothing will peak that.. peak.

[@heathergreylive]

Jack gets original scores, AI videos, and Arby's roast beef sandwiches. Mark won't even answer the door at 2:42am for me.

[@joseeduardo4327]

Just bring by some free honda gear and he’d be okay with it

[@1SmokingLizard]

​@@joseeduardo4327he lost his sponsorship with Kirkland Signature 😅

[@dannoyes4493]

Listening to the intoxicating music, I think my wife's boyfriend must have inspired Hyundai, considering what it can do on the inside. Well done.

[@762x69]

Reminds me of the Ford Flex. This is going to sell well for at least a few years

[@OnTheRocks71]

I saw a post-facelift Flex the other day for the first time in a while and forgot just how tight and elegant the design was. Had good bones underneath too. I bet there are probably more than a handful of original owners that feel like they got their money's worth.

[@PianoBlackTrimRep.]

Flex was the ultimate sleeper.

[@Suileron]

My parents own a face-lift Flex with the ecoboost V6, absolutely love it. I've driven it across the US multiple times loaded with 5 people, even up Pike's Peak, and it never broke a sweat. Quiet Comfy and weirdly quick. Excellent car that one!

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Yep, it's backed by legendary 10-year 100,000-mile warranty. Reliability is backed by consumer reports and jd power. Haters can only hate because their junk can't compete against Hyundai-Kia.

[@SuperFitness12]

For many years!!

[@RatBürgerSk8]

DCT in a family hauler is beyond dumb. They should have used their 8-speed torque converter auto, which is plenty smooth and more reliable and simple.

[@Tool0GT92]

Moms just creeping up inch by inch in traffic is bad for these.

[@mofayer]

I would guess their reasoning was the dct is more efficient because no torque converter loss, and it is shared with N cars.

[@josephkorger]

I mean, a DCT could be the one thing that gets an idiot like me to buy a family hauler. It makes the driving experience 5x better. I’m just sad to hear of issues with reliability

This is wet dual clutch. That's a lot different than classic dry dual clutch.

[@thunderbolt6522]

Too bad they don’t honor their warranty, or they’ll wear you down by making you wait two months for a service visit

[@Jb-ei9fp]

If you are considering this vehicle: don’t touch that 2.5t with the DCT. I’ve had nothing but problems and despite it having a good warranty, it’s hard to even get warranty work done with their shit service department. I’ve replaced 4 injectors and had the transmission completely replaced before 26k miles, and the new transmission already is showing problems. Oh, and I have another check engine light on for a bad injector. Just fucking don’t.

[@ADUSN]

Hyundai/Kia powertrains are junk

[@rosgoncharuk2403]

Same problem with Genesis service - never again!

[@junitoortega8656]

To be honest, I always rooted for Hyundai since the 90's but lately they been in hot water for many reasons. Also my wife has a 2018 accent that consumes way too much oil at low mileages still. Hyundai's service dept. does not want to do anything about it. Planning to get rid of it and get a Toyota.

[@FordEnthusiast413]

Definitely avoid. Hyundai service does suck big time. My wife’s 22 Tucson needed to have the thermostat replaced at 20,000 miles. Dealership had no loaners so she needed to rent a vehicle. Took over a week before the part was even located! Horrible. Fingers crossed that nothing goes wrong with my Hyundai until my lease is up! When it does it back to Subaru or Toyota!

[@paulpellico3797]

@@junitoortega8656 they have been in hot water ever since they came to america. first for selling cars without chassis, then their engine quality. all this covered over in fancy bling of interiors and warrantied that mean shit in the real world for those claiming them. but americans...well, we supported walmart while they sold out to china, so we will buy anything that glitters cheaply.

[@rthmps10]

Yall could review a dumpster without wheels and I would still watch it. Excellent work.

[@pasta-eo5mt]

Hyundai/Kia vehicles ARE dumpsters with wheels so they're not too far off. I'm still bitter after the 3.3 V6 in my Sorento required a $4,500 rebuild thanks to the timing chain tensioner failing at 70k miles. I was the second owner so I was not covered by their 100k powertrain warranty.

[@dfsdh432v9]

hyundai and KIA.😂

[@fortheloveofnoise]

So a Cybertruck parked in Gary?

[@ZZZZ-mkv]

I really like how this vehicle has a back window that isn't a speck. Other manufacturers should take note - rear visibility is good.

[@charlesjackson1700]

Nothing is good about this vehicle..😝

[@vagabondwiz]

Echo that! The trendy coupé-style SUVs look good but have terrible visibility out the rear.

[@nberkel]

Thoroughly enjoyed this review. In depth, while not taking 45 mins to explain everything. Can't comment on the reliability or aesthetics, but respect the enthusiasm throughout 👍🏼

[@Tool0GT92]

*Doug DeMuro did not like this

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Hyundai-Kia is backed by legendary 10-year 100,000-mile warranty. Twice the warranty of Lexus. Enough said.

[@ruffmadman]

​​@@JohnLee-tb3nhIt says nothing. Long warranty doesn't change the fact that they've manufactured literally millions of vehicles that have risk of catching fire for various reasons. A long warranty is great, but a test of reliability and quality is how *little* you need to use that warranty. Also, good luck with getting them to honor their warranty. Before the recall for seizing engines, they've been known for weaseling out of their warranties.

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

@@ruffmadman Toyota's deadly Unintended Acceleration and honda's deadly TAKATA airbags killed hundreds. How many did all of Hyundai-Kia's defects kill?

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

@@ruffmadman Toyota and Honda also had recalls involving millions. So what?

[@shinigamiusagi4463]

This is probably the most positive review they have had in a while.

[@gearsofwar3xXx]

The rear of this suv looks like it was designed at 4:55 pm on a Friday.

[@madgambi]

If they just moved up the taillights it would look so much better. The back is atrocious.

[@dancemusicforoldpeople]

Well the designers spoke on the matter, and I heard it was a decision to maximize the cargo space in the rear.

[@JM-fc9gm]

@@dancemusicforoldpeopleby doing what with the lights exactly? Moving them down assists there?

[@backtoback3697]

Joke's on you Koreans work till 9pm. 😂😂

[@gearsofwar3xXx]

@@backtoback3697 sorry you receive no internet points. That’s what you were seeking right?

[@vedymin1]

The "lets get back to the lobby, to get ourselves a treat" hyundai theme x)

[@krotizmultika]

The song intermissions are great! Kudos to whoever sings them! Congrats, Mark and Jack for keeping the channel interesting.

[@OnTheRocks71]

I think it's AI

[@Mgoblagulkablong]

AI

[@billshoe22191]

That interior is beyond impressive.

[@BWTECH0521]

If you can get past the rear end, this is a hell of a car for the money. I got one in SEL trim and this thing has all the tech I need. Interior is very well thoughtout. Loving it so far.

[@rushil10200]

Let me start off by saying you guys are my favorite in the business. Always informative and entertaining. MY thoughts about this car is that it is really cool and a very unique option when comparing to the other alternatives out there. I currently have a 22 Kia Sorento S and I love it and wouldn’t trade it in at all…The one thing which I feel Hyundai missed out on was not giving us the less complicated power train. I have seen so many people drive a SE/SEL/XRT Santa Fe which has the NA 2.5 liter 4 cylinder paired with the torque converter 8 speed automatic. Price wise, it was a great power train and at the same time people who buy those cars, don’t change them ever so often and want them to last.. That power train isn’t the most exciting but it is adequate and the chances of you visiting the shop because of transmission or engine issue is WAY LESS than the wet dual clutch paired with a 2.5 turbo 4. Long term maintenance for a turbo (which you will eventually replace)and a wet dual clutch is more expensive. Car Confections had an issue with their power train already lol….I am part of a Sorento forum and the 2021-24 Sorento EX and above which shares the same power train as the 24 Santa Fe and there are so many people that have issues with it. Despite Kia releasing an updated Sorento, they still kept the less complicated power train and people don’t post having issues with that power train just saying haha. Alright, I am done ranting about what I feel is a missed opportunity haha. Awesome video guys, keep up with the amazing content!

[@petermgruhn]

Thanks for the callback to the mini-vans. I'd been believing people didn't remember they existed.

[@lucasokeefe7935]

Those children in Alabama sure make good cars!

[@worldofdoom995]

Many Thanks to the Democrats for supporting the human trafficking networks to get the kids across the border.

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

Not in quality or reliability lol

[@faheemabbas3965]

Reliability still sucks.

[@DDd-hr6mz]

You funny, boy.

[@pinkisforpimps]

Poors*

[@verynick]

Mark is right! Hyundai/Kia is in a great position right now since they do not hold any legacy names (Corolla, Camry, Accord, Rav4 etc.) so they can constantly update and go as crazy with the designs as much as they want without a big lost which they are doing great.

[@LiquidGas0]

You guys clearly haven’t been up to date with all the transmission issues everyone is having with this vehicle. It’s a lemon.

[@MarkRVillano]

Back in 2007 I bought a brand new Hyundai Sonata Limited that was a dealer demo with 8,000 very rough miles on it. How rough? The brakes were already shot, the front tires had serious wear (this thing would smoke the tires in manual mode) and my impression is that the young manager who drove this car beat the living snot out of it. That said, I got the car for almost $6,000 off the nearly $24,000 MSRP sticker for an out-the-door price of $18,000. I got new rotors, pads, and tires, immediately changed all of the fluids, and have been driving it trouble free ever since. Granted, the fender panels are beginning to rust out, but I've been driving this sucker carefree for going on 17 years now, and it still runs like a frickin' top.

[@AirLancer]

Can't really call it "brand new" if it had 8000 miles on it...

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Yeah, that's legendary 10-year 100,000-mile warranty durability.

[@MarkRVillano]

@@AirLancer Never been titled = New at every bank in the country.

[@Parker53151]

One of my late immigrant grandfathers used to say “That’s a nice suit. It fits you good all but the pants and coat.” I’ll apply it to this Hyundai “That’s a nice Hyundai. It works okay, all but the engine and transmission.”

[@joec.5009]

have 2 Hyundais without any issues. total 420k miles on them. this will be my next car.

[@fortheloveofnoise]

​@@joec.5009you probably drive like a grandma

[@joec.5009]

@@fortheloveofnoise never mind this will be my next car kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGPFkJV9d9qUo7s possibly the greatest car on the road right now under 80k.

[@markmartin7384]

The older hyundais were very reliable

[@StereoHound]

I need this song in my Spotify playlist 🤣🤣

[@falseprionband]

The music is above and beyond, well crafted and also hilarious!! SavageGeese you are the best at what you do!

[@thomaswilliams1533]

Mark going up on 2 wheels through that roundabout is exactly how suburban moms will drive these

[@BeefIngot]

Commissioning a singer for a Hyundai Santafe is hilarious

[@TypeTuber]

It is. I’m kind of suspicious that might be gen. Ai.

[@skipbreakfast]

@@TypeTuber I'm pretty certain it's AI

[@colin-nekritz]

It’s AI

[@V8Brah]

They don't have the budget for a real singer

[@ghoulbuster1]

AI is better

[@zarbon700]

I was surprised by how small it actually is in the flesh. I expected it to be much bigger.

[@Rew123]

That's what she said 😢

[@Mgoblagulkablong]

it's big on the interior

[@johnmitchell2741]

@@Rew123 Man that was so funny 🤣Thanks for making me laugh

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

Excellent review as always. Unfortunately, the rear lights are too low. No way am I driving around in an SUV that looks goofy.

[@Kered-9]

The front lights are too high also.

[@bextar6365]

@@Kered-9 Too many H's for me !

[@skipbreakfast]

It has a butt that I don't think anyone could love

[@PAB-s1]

You mean like a model Y or cybertruck?

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

@@PAB-s1 Exactly!

[@ichallengemydog]

Probably the only car review channel that doesn’t talk about the cup holders lol

[@braaaaaaaaaaap]

Long time follower. Nice to hear helpful information and a nice cohesion between you two compared to The Straight Pipes who just blurt out features and constantly go back and forth.

[@dielaughing73]

Bah i unsubscribed from those fools once they hit about 50% sponsored content per video. Their success (and greed) has spoiled the channel entirely

[@alexmassengale433]

The biggest thing keeping me from buying a Kia/Hyundai product are the dealerships. We used to own a Hyundai and the dealership was next level bad. So much worse than Honda or Toyota and I've heard that about the local Kia dealer as well. A warrenty is all fine and good but if you have to wait weeks for parts and dealer with incompetent people, it isn't as great a bonus as you'd think. Our local Honda and Toyota dealers are so much better and that makes a huge difference when you have problems.

[@harrisonthorburn7415]

A few of these have already popped up in my neighbourhood. I thought I would hate it because it's a bit funky looking, but when I saw it in person I actually really liked it.

[@RJ-se9op]

a family member's relatively new hyndai suv had the engines lock up and their warranty doesn't cover the engine failure in the way that it failed. i think it threw a rod or something, i can't remember what exactly happened but the engine is totalled and Hyundai said it isn't covered. They didn't do something stupid and forget to put oil in it, either. The vehicle just quit on a highway in a semi remote area. they took the loss on the thing and switched to a VW suv. any car can have major mechanical issues but their experience and the total lack of help from the dealership, the worthless warranty coverage, and the trouble they had with getting a tow out where it broke down means Hyundai is a brand I won't even consider.

[@hotdog9262]

living in america and need this much space one might as well go for the palisade/telluride for 2-3k more. potentially less cost long term as well on repairs as the santa fe is a turbo

[@mattspeer01]

I’m sure the all new Telluride/Palisade will bump up their base prices by a pretty good chunk when they drop later this year or early next year.

[@hotdog9262]

@@mattspeer01 they surely might. personally I don`t like the ever increasing screens sizes

[@siskojpc]

My man, brought the 2019 Santa Fe because of you. You were spot on! Always wanted want to say Thank You!

[@abdel4477]

You guys need to drop the full length album 🔥

[@emeyer6963]

Love how they integrated the 1989 Geo Metro tailights to the Ford Flex.Nice job Hyundai.

[@jefferskine8498]

And an additional cylinder compared with the Metro!

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Hyundai seems to have done a great job with this. Lots of revisions in driving dynamics, interior quality, etc. I’d personally take the hybrid with the regular 6 speed auto, and great efficiency. Looking forward to the new palisade.

[@CarGeek360]

I’m in full agreement with this take

[@mark8684]

Thanks for the honest review guys! Curious, was there a lumbar adjustment on the passenger seat on this Caligraphy trim?

[@DDd-hr6mz]

I've seen a few of these on the road already. They look like the design studies Giorgetto Giugiaro did in the 1960s. Italian block styling is BACK!

[@stephen1991]

I don't know, Giorgetto had some beautiful designs in the late 50's to mid 60's for the Italians. His work with the Early Koreans did depart from his roots, but it was what they thought was progress. This new Santa Fe feels like another misguided stylistic endeavor. Time will tell.

[@GabrielDiaz93]

I love how they made the Land Rover more affordable!

[@Therius]

7:30 "Jack can't escape this SmartStream Engine" 🤣🤣🤣

[@NercNerd84]

Transmission issues? Saw one couple had to get the transmission replaced in the first month

[@SuperFitness12]

Love this vehicle! Wow

[@rajeshbhattacharjee2989]

Whatever the dealer experience is, it's actually amazing in this time that in our local dealership there are 3 cars available for around $36,000 among other higher priced trims. Try that with a Toyota or Honda dealer.

[@PianoBlackTrimRep.]

No rear bumper? I only drive professional grade vehicles.

[@renshinsuk]

Own a 2013 Santa Fe, 95k miles, no issues. Regular maintenance. I’m looking forward for the day for it to break so I can finally buy a new car. Probably not for another 5 years tho

[@maximeparent3004]

My long term experience with Kia/Hyundai products told me one thing. The money you save over a Toyota or Honda, you’ll end up paying that amount in repairs if you decide to keep it after the warranty ends.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

All of my Kia/Hyundai products have been fine. Hyundai has learned from their mistakes…they aren’t going to be the same forever.

[@MK3504]

Lmao What experience? Had 3 Hyundais and never an issue besides bad paint quality on a 18 Elantra. Their service department is trash for sure and the experience isn't great but this whole Hyundai/Kia hate is childish and over blown. Not like Honda didn't have any oil dilution issues huh? New Toyota Tundras are pretty bad but no one bats an eye. Hyundai has its faults but they've been making good cars for a while now

[@maximeparent3004]

@@MK3504 what experience? I had a Kia Rio and Rio5, a Forte, two Sorento and a Sedona. Also had a Hyundai Elantra and Santa Fe, from 2003 to today. Their reliability is inconsistent. My Rios were trouble free, while the engine blew up in one of my Sorento, and the transmission let go in the other. The Forte, Sedona and Santa Fe were good, while the engine in my Elantra began knocking at 30k miles. I’ve tried over 5 different dealers and never had the same experience. Some will serve you a coffee, some will straight up be mean to you like it’s your fault. All my cars have been maintained by the dealer and respected the maintenance schedule. History repeats itself since new Hyundai and Kia still have the same engine and transmission problems in some of their vehicles. The oil dilution issue from Honda or the problems on the new Tundra are at much lower scale than all the problems around Hyundai and Kia and at least, they’re doing something about it. I don’t remember Honda or Toyota being repeatedly under massive class action lawsuits and numerous recalls. Obviously, I’m not saying that ALL Kia’s and Hyundai are problematic, the same way your 3 good Hyundais doesn’t mean all Hyundais are good and people are lying.

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Warranty? 😂😂😂 Toyota/Honda Warranty is only 5-year 60,000-mile. Hyundai-Kia's warranty is 10-year 100,000-mile. I would never buy Toyota or Honda because their warranty is same as jeeps. 😂😂😂

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

​@@MK3504The competition is scared. Hyundai-Kia doubled sales in only 20 years. Surpassing Honda +acura and stellantis in USA sales. Hyundai-Kia is going to run over all its competition to become #1. I would hate Hyundai-Kia too, if I was a competition.

[@Gt350_]

Getting some sun through that sunroof is a vibe

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

I actually like the exterior... A lot

[@AlahuSnackbar]

It's good. Unique in a good way.

[@markwilliams6378]

🤢

[@AUav8r05]

Me too

[@rmkensington]

Love boxy styles since I am a 80s kid. I do really appreciate Hyundai is not afraid to make new designs.

[@Syncopia]

Much much better than their designs of the previous decade!

[@branscombe_]

This is a beautiful vehicle, we might upgrade our Kona sooner than we wanted to

[@mike9588]

Into is everything 😂😂

[@tomdavidlewis7860]

I think the Calligraphy is about $50,000 not the $45,000 mentioned. Any response is appreciated? Thanks for the helpful review and test drive.

[@savagegeese]

46,500 if you dont get an a-hole dealer should pull one for 45k later this year

[@johnproniewicz4840]

You're right about the FWD price, but it's a little over $50k in the AWD version.

[@Kc-yb6tm]

Very strong masculine tough and modern design 💪 Excellent job on the beautiful design !!!

[@stevebusch1205]

Been waiting for this review from you guys. This is the best no BS car review channel on the internet. I like this vehicle and am seriously considering the SF. Surprisingly, I assumed you would have ripped into this vehicle. You were spot on when you shredded my 2022 Ford Exploder. My Ford dealership experience has bordered on harassment. I should have listened. My Jeep and Chrysler experiences haven’t been much better. Based on this review I will visit my first Hyundai dealer and keep an open mind. Oh, I can definitely see Terri Hemmert cruising in her rugged SF XRT.

[@daniels2761]

So I am pretty sure I saw this exact press car broken down on the side of I-29 a couple weeks ago, with the mfr plate and everything. Goose, was this car headed to KC area once you were done with it?

[@iJava91]

I hope you guys review the hybrid version. I would love to hear about your thoughts on the hybrid platform design and driving experience. I think you'll be positively surprised!

[@gary.s7759]

My neighbor has one, the rear is hideous. Overall still a great value for the money.

[@rosgoncharuk2403]

Until you have to deal with gremlins, problems and warranty repairs with Hyundai dealers...

[@fragu123]

It looks great… very innovative, very unique…

[@shredofmalarchi]

Guys...Only Chicagoans will know XRT, the best radio station in the history of the world.

[@fortheloveofnoise]

91.1 in Atlanta is the best

[@UTeewb]

I noticed it is a bit more expensive than they quoted it. Limited w/ AWD is 45k not 40k. The top end trim w/ AWD is 48-49k. Still not bad.

[@mark8684]

Yes, you are correct. They were about $5k off!

[@fbp452]

Where's the sound system test?

[@bryy2053]

Dealership experience aside, Hyundai is one of my favorite auto manufacturers. Making basically everything in house, from construction equipment to road cars, they basically have a manufacturing self contained city. The infrastructure or logistics alone to accomplish that is impressive. They have leaped bounds compared to what they were 10-15 years ago and they have figured it out. Now, the dealership experience is next on their list because that's a big turnoff.

[@alexmassengale433]

That is a big aside.

[@undergroundoutlaw411]

Problem is that in 5+ years, the problems and cuts they have done to reach the price point will start to show. Not bad design that being said

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Hyundai im sure has learned by now….used 2020 Palisades seem to have held up well.

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Hyundai-Kia comes with legendary 10-year 100,000-mile warranty. Twice the competition.

[@alvinhang8721]

The intro music was truly good.

[@kolonelkingkraker]

This looks more like a Defender than the actual Defender

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

Um, no.

[@j.redbeard99]

Strongly disagree.

[@nickminir56]

NO

[@gs98999]

Seeing it in person it definitely does not look like a defender 😂

[@rharrise]

I think you mean Ford flex.😂

[@desertmodern7638]

I'm glad Hyundai/Kia's finally sorted out the stability control. I've had two Sorentos with what feels like a life-threatening tendency to cut power on assertive turns from a stop at busy intersections, leaving me hanging dead in the water in the path of rapidly approaching vehicles. I now reflexively turn the system off for stop-and-go traffic.

[@leesonnsmith3538]

Need the soundtrack ASAP😂😂, so sultry!

[@scottdavis_34]

The guys at Car Confections bought one of these and it needed a new transmission at 27 miles. They just posted today that the replacement transmission is now having issues.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Lemon.

[@dielaughing73]

Sheeyit

[@theschrom]

Several owners on Reddit posted about the transmission issues as well.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

@@theschrom with the 2024?

[@nicksmith8166]

That's par for the course when owning Hyundai/Kia trash.

[@dchex23]

Bro had a jazz singer at 7:30 🙌🏻

[@JoseDiaz-qw7mg]

And at the intri

[@myaccount__7269]

It’s AI

[@pattycarljackson]

I was going to get a Hyundai but chose a Camry and I love this car but I also like the Hyundai warranty, I wish all manufacturers offered a 10 year 100,000 mile warranty.

[@stephen1991]

Toyota sells cars based on their reliability, so they probably don't need to. On the other hand, if their cars are that reliable the cost of extending it shouldn't cost that much. It would piss off the dealerships however, out of warranty service work is their real bread and butter.

[@rileyv6707]

Can’t wait to have to replace that DCT

[@Kered-9]

Right?! That's the best thing about it!!

[@bradleyscarreviews]

They certainly have improved from the old dry dcts that were guaranteed to go out. These have been pretty solid for the most part, still a few issues.

[@Ecuador006]

​@@bradleyscarreviews I love mdx

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Don't listen to the haters. They are just jealous that their junk transmission can only have warranty for 5 years. Hyundai-Kia comes with legendary 10-year 100,000-mile warranty.

[@joeyt6089]

I hate the idea of a DCT in a heavy family hauler. Doesn’t mean it won’t last but just seems like the wrong tool for the job.

[@jaysandford3010]

What do you think of the Matte paint maintenance for a mid priced SUV family purchase?

[@will.davlin]

8 inch ground clearance sienna >

[@mrsloveljohnson]

so helpful!! thank you for sharing all this interesting info

[@KuyaArbee]

looks nice! just sucks they decide to use of an unnecessary DUAL CLUTCH 8 SPEED! like why Hyundai........... this is not a performance oriented car and not only that! Hyundai has had problematic dual clutch transmissions since the beginning of time!

[@alko_xo]

The soundtrack and its integration are sick

[@MTNorville]

That design could be timeless if it wasn't so gimmicky or doomed to be redesigned in a few years.

[@yanekrolling7202]

Love the content and reviews, glad you haven't resorted to narcissistic thumbnails like other 'automotive' reviews

[@savagegeese]

No one wants to see our faces more than they need to.

[@chriscab8333]

I could of sworn I heard a geese at the intro. 0:02

[@howlingwolf125y]

I love the boxy design and good outward visibility.. But maybe Hyundai can add another version of the Santa Fe with a traditional 6 speed and has the same non-turbo V6 that the Telluride has..

[@Frooglemo2142]

Assuming it doesn't get stolen immediately - rough seeing almost every Hyundai in Philly be stolen.

[@sugarbagels]

These seating arrangements are wild. Just make this bad boy two rows and let the seats go back further

[@gregjeffries361]

The exterior design of this SUV is redonkulous 😵‍💫

[@hdanna823]

Thoughts on a used 2021-2022 hybrid Santa Fe…..buy or steer clear?

[@jamesg6071]

Greatest intro ever

[@gabigabigavin]

That interior makes my '23 Pathfinder look two generations behind. Holy cow that's impressive!

[@rosgoncharuk2403]

The service, even for Genesis, is abysmal. You're getting it cheap for a reason and the catch is garbage service. Since the cars have lots of minor to major issues - you'll learn the hard way (like me) that experience/service matters A LOT!

[@bradleyscarreviews]

45k-50k isn’t cheap.

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Genesis is cheap? 😂😂😂 Sells at higher average transaction price than Lexus, acura, infiniti! Genesis is king of Asian luxury automobile!

[@rosgoncharuk2403]

@@JohnLee-tb3nh put your money where your mouth is. I was supporting of Genesis, I bought it and I regret it badly.

[@kfx3907]

@@rosgoncharuk2403What exact major issues did you experienced? My 2019 G80 works fine. Please tell me what model do you drive?

[@catherinejacobs4801]

Can you comment on what Hyundai has done to better protect their autos from theft?

[@cultofmodernism8477]

Good luck having Hyundai/Kia honoring that warranty without your own youtube channel.

[@ocaceres86]

The way Mark drove through that roundabout cracked me up 😂😂

[@unifairsum21]

They used CAD to design this car Cardboard Aided Design

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

Mark is hitting that roundabout like it’s his last lap on the 24hr LeMans 🤣

[@Camdenro]

Amazing song

[@Stella42942]

Only "REAL" people, interesting intro... I love the hyundai brand I've had my 2006 Sonata V6 without any major problems and she purrs like a kitten. I'm looking forward to buying the new Santa Fe or the new Sonata ❤