Used Hyundai Santa Fe review - Is it the best 7-seat SUV option?

[@stevenmuscat8126]

Firstly, Ill fess up and say that this is my car that was reviewed. Always a little scary when your being judged; however this was a pretty spot on and an independent review. great work ReDriven and a pleasure meeting up with you guys. Keep up the great work. Ill even let you guys review my Porsche, when I get one.

[@yasinmusse5723]

Cool man. I have a 2016 Hyundai Sonata 2.0t limited here in Canada. And I really like these Hyundai's on top trims because they almost feel like a luxury car

[@jayceLazatin]

Any idea if head units with the climate control function exists? About to buy a 2014 santa fe highlander and wanting Android auto

[@OscarBarnett1]

I’ve been subscribed for nearly 2 years now, and i can’t believe how fast you guys are growing this year! Keep up the good work. You deserve over a million subscribers.

[@robjcurran]

Bought a 2014 2.2l diesel highlander in 2019 with 155k km on the clock. Now on 215k km. Great cars. Only thing that happened was the AC evaporator broke which required a $1500 repair (due to paying dealer price parts as Covid had shortage of generics). Other than that it’s been standard $200-300 services. They do exactly as you want then to. They are not a proper 4x4 SUV like a prado, but do 99% of yet job in waaaay more comfort for most people’s everyday driving. I’ll drive mine as the family car til it dies, which will hopefully be for many more years.

[@forrykook]

I recently replaced my old Nissan Navara with a 2018 Santa Fe Active 2.2L diesel. I'm loving it. It's a great daily commute to work and when the seats are folded down there's heaps of space to pack my camping gear in. It also tows my forward fold camper trailer really well. There's a slight rattle in the left front door speaker which I'll check out one day. And I thank you for the reminder to check the oil more frequently than I do. It's still under 70000km so still looks and drives like new.

[@SuperMattb17]

Had the previous version Santa Fe 2.2 - Bulletproof. Harmonic balancer went at about 150k - about $500 to fix. Moved on at 190ks no other issues. Have one of the last UM Sorentos - 2.2 and no issues there either other than a recall.

[@leviSyosef]

What year you have them ? Im looking on 2011-2012 2.2 Sorento or santa fe which o e be with low km i will buy Do you recommend ?

[@kamoheloramathe7436]

I'm currently enjoying my Santa Fe and it's a good family car

[@hellothere4342]

Alrighty we've owned this car from new 2016 facelift Highlander, replaced with the current Sorrento but it's still in the family and have now done closing in on 290k. Things that has went wrong but was warranty with zero fuss by the dealer. Sunroof struggled to close because we barely used it and it was replaced. Driver seat wasn't sliding forward. EPB failure. Also the diesel were never fitted with DPF which is awesome. The sticker at the top of the engine cover stated this. Overall it's a great car and still is. I don't like driving it personally but it's the Mrs car so if she likes it, it is what it is. The Santa Fe had an easy life with our family of 3 plus a dog. Always garaged,serviced,driven sensibly,checked over on a weekly basis.

[@waznali]

Seconded

[@TwistedDonners]

While Toyota, Mazda and Lexus are probably better than the Santa Fe I'd say a Santa Fe is probably more reliable and cheaper to maintain than its European or American counterparts. The safety overview made me think it was going to transition into a South Korea cartoon lol 😂 Didn't expect this to be the review for today's video but it was still in the same geographical region as the one I thought it might of been Good work as always gents and as always have a good weekend and look forward to next week's videos with gusto 👍

[@ChiefOfSprouts]

Just read the article in the Newcastle Herald about you guys. Had no idea you were in Newy! High five from Eleebana. Your channel has become one of my favourites in recent months. Keep up the awesome work, you’ve carved out a great niche & are totally owning it with just extremely good content. Bravo fellas! 🎉

[@ReDriven]

Thanks so much Johnny! Appreciate the kind words mate!

[@harry_han]

As a Korean Australian subscriber, I was really surprised when I heard the Korean voice-over. Thanks for your effort 😊

[@brigidnewton5939]

Our daughter has a 2017 Santa Fé. She's been away for 4 months and my husband and I virtually stopped driving our Prius Alpha. We've fallen in love with driving her car! 😂

[@Choasturk]

South Korean Christmas safety video = life completed

[@sebastian.powell1386]

Best reviewer on the app 🏎️

[@murrieteacher]

There appears to be a few manufacturers with high oil consumption. I read somewhere that there was a move that piston rings could have their tension reduced to improve fuel economy. But the downside of this is that the rings fail and increase oil consumption in engines that were turbo charged. Another great video.

[@lobsterwhisperer7932]

You would think after 10 years? they sorted out all the issues with the engine..its been one lawsuit after another, yet people still buy them.

[@hsavov]

Is that issue only in the 2.0 turbo engine? Is the 2.4l gasoline engine the most reliable choice?

[@d.j.z.j]

LOVE THE MECHANIC GUY MAN SO GOOD

[@ravingmad765]

Bloody hell I can't believe I missed the Bad Santa reference. Gold!

[@micke2943]

Bought one 3months ago. Kids love the third row of seats. Pretty snappy for an suv with that 2.2 diesel. If you floor it from red lights you can hear the tires scream! So good torque! Quite good fuel economy for this sized car. I am very satisfied with it! 👍 (I am a car guy)

[@sd3457]

2016 owner here. It's a pretty solid family wagon, the 2.2 TD has heaps of poke but the suspension is average at best. Compared with my 2006 Subie Forester, it hates corners and speed bumps will put rear seat passengers head into the roof at speeds that the Foz doesn't notice. Real complaints wise, the turbo actuator went bad with only 32k's on the clock and stranded us a long way from home so that was a few thousand $ to fix and get home from. Being on Subaru and Hyundai owners forums, I see far far fewer complaints in Subie-land.

[@Joseph-pl8rf]

What about Subarus CVT reliability? Also every Santa Fe I see in this generation with a diesel often have black smoke coming out of the exhaust.

[@hellothere4342]

@@Joseph-pl8rf probably because it's not fitted with a DPF.

[@Joseph-pl8rf]

@@hellothere4342 gotcha, makes sense thanks

[@michaelhart5886]

Mechanic here who also owns the kia equivalent sorrento in 3.3 v6 2017 form. Only 2wd in v6 form so quick take-offs end in a bit of wheel spin followed by the traction control cutting the power which can get annoying but otherwise she's a good thing. Boring to drive but as Adam said it's a family mover. The v6 will drink up to 15L per 100kms around town but will do 9L down the highway. Ours barely uses any oil. Personally the kia sorento UM series is a better looking and buy than this Santa fe equivalent

[@tomwalter8536]

absolutely on the looks comment, especially in the interior

[@michaelhart5886]

@Tom Walter yep the interior is way better than the Santa fe as is the exterior and paint

[@paulmcgaw6976]

Hey mate. Yeah I was following my wife driving it in my old Falcon and on the take is the acceleration is bloody quick! Feels like the ratio of the auto is very which on the first 2 gears.

[@michaelhart5886]

@@paulmcgaw6976 Sport mode makes a big difference in the throttle mapping on our kia and wakes the thing up

[@lukeclifton4392]

That index finger ring, really accentuates your pointing finger and the stuff you point at! Very cute🤦🏻‍♂️😜

[@MrJarkeveld]

Thanks so much for this gents...I absolutely loved the Santa Fe I drove for a while as a work vehicle...but when it came to buying the 2013 AWD Diesel or 2013 AWD Kluger..I took the Kluger...your two videos have enabled me to feel like I made the right decision

[@ThisIsStupid12312312]

that first dude (sorry second dude) was wicked, great review lad.

[@paulmcgaw6976]

2017 V6 Active X with now 247,000km. Was rather in laws car all country miles full history. I charge the oil every 6 months and mechanic goes over it every year. Full dealer history. 2017 was the sweet spot because it got all the upgraded safety. Adaptive cruise is brilliant. Android auto is handy to. Was getting serviced every 3 months because of the amount of miles it was covering. Zero issues. No oil consumption. Been to Adelaide twice with us, Sydney and all over Victoria. Averages 8's on the highway. A good solid wash, proper detail, chassis and engine wasj, polish and ceramic coating and it's been brilliant. Not used much now but we love it and zero plans to sell.

[@Bunny3261vr]

My 2016 has been great fnow on 80+ k miles and it's given me no issues so yes there great cars

[@lflyr6287]

ReDriven : Hyundai Veracruz AKA ix55 (2006-2015) was their largest SUV measuring 4,840 m (l) x 1,970 m (w) x 1,810 m (h), weighing 2115 kg.

[@auswhofan]

excellent vid, I love the plain speaking and lack of bias

[@eggincorporation4407]

The best era of Hyundai and kia was the 90s to early 2000s they are definitely cheap feeling still had issues but from what I've seen the most reliable engines they've been, my guess is mainly the fact most of the engines were technically Mitsubishi designs seen a lot of Hyundai Getz at 300 mark still going strong when looked after

[@andrewjohnston359]

My 2016 turbo diesel is a lemon.... Transmission failed at 4 years and 80000km... Replaced under warranty. Turbo failed at 5.5 years and 120000 out of warranty cost $2500 to replace. My rear diff has now just exploded, cracked the whole transfer case... It's less than 200k on the clock and not quite 8 years old. This will be $3500 repair with a second hand unit. We never even take out off road, just standard driving. Last Hyundai I'll ever get

[@m2mike38]

Do you have any good or bad report / xperience on the 2014 year Hyundai Santa Fe? I am in love with it.

[@retix11]

Sorry to hear that man. I've got a 2010 Kia Sorento with the same Hyundai 2.2 Diesel, I've owned since 2014. I've only had minor issues so far. Done nearly 170,000kms. I service it like clockwork hoping to get 30,000 more kms out of it before I sell it. I've heard of them having issues when they get close to that 200,000kms mark, you had a really bad run of failures.

[@andrewjohnston359]

@@retix11 Thanks, yeah I was quite taken with it to start, and one can only go by their own experience. I imagine the overwhelming majority of people with no issues will happily keep going with them, but knowing the facts is one thing, trusting them with a bad taste in your mouth is another! That being said I added a Kia Sportage 2023 and Kia Picanto 2024 to the work fleet and I think they are a notch above Hyundai in refinement.

[@shanekeat7473]

We just bought one 2015 elite diesel, we got a warranty of 12 months, complete cover to 10k. My in laws have one thats done nearly 400km doesnt chew oil and runs just fine, my mate owned one from new in 2015 and never had a lick of issues. Not sure what everyone is on about, I've never seen one fail

[@305abyss]

Notification Squad. As soon as we were out early at work I knew exactly where to go. The Santa Fe is one of those cars that I have a soft spot for. Hahaha until fuel consumption. I'm sure though to all those who buy it fuel is no problem

[@geoffwalker7396]

I wish this video had been posted a year ago. I purchased a 2013 model with 145K on odo and soon discovered it was front wheel drive only. $4000 to return it to AWD. Ouch.

[@allseeing357]

Actually a brilliant car. We bought a late pre-facelift 2015 CRDi Premium SE privately, as we wanted a decent 7 seat SUV for family duties and it appeared v good value for money. Got lucky as in the UK that year, the Premium SE came with a load more standard kit than the earlier cars (which were already loaded).....some of it like ventilated seats don't get used very much but nice to have still! It's done a few miles and whilst cared for by it's previous owners it's been well used and have to say it's stood up well to it. We've had it a bit over a year and other than having to have the radiator replaced due to it failing it hasn't really put a foot wrong since weve had it, though it is rather maintained by us money no object (is serviced at our local Hyundai dealer - servicing is fixed price and actually v cheap). The only criticism I can really level at it is that genuine parts can be very pricey. If you have one with the smart key, try desperately not to lose one as to replace they are ££££££! They drive great, not the sharpest handling thing but on good sports summer tyres they grip for days, and do ride very well (if a little floaty for those in the back!). Auto box is good and tends to always be in the right gear, and does a good job of slurring the shifts and making the most of the torque. Also not a slow car, has plenty of go for something of this nature. Otherwise v comfortable, silly amount of standard kit, brilliant sound system, pan roof is lovely with a proper power blind that completely blocks light. The only downsides for me being an earlier car is the lack of DAB and Android Auto, but it does have Bluetooth streaming. It just really goes about it's business with no fuss or bother. That it also has decent bad weather/light off roading ability is reassuring. Maintenance is key with these things, definitely I would avoid a poorly looked after one. Did contemplate replacing it recently for a newer one, but it's so good (and the new ones so expensive by comparison) I just couldn't justify it. As others mention it really is the sort of car you want to buy and keep until it dies! We only got the 2.2 diesel in the UK, sounds like it's just as well given how unreliable the petrols can be!

[@Bottomburbsburnbums]

The splines on the gearbox to transfer box will disappear as they are not lubricated in any way. Then you’ll have a 2wd Santa Fe unless you want to pay thousands to fix (every 40k miles. Major fault with these.

[@brianb2553]

I got a CR-V and my brother got the Mazdd CX 5 ; both are great cars that fit us perfectly

[@ShinningFish]

I bought a 'certified pre-owned' one from my local Hyundai dealer about 3 years ago. 2017 sport, 2.4L,140k km. Unfortunately, it had the oil-burning problem which did lead to an engine failure. I had to wait 3+ months to have my engine replaced. The engine replacement was free because of some lawsuit settlement. But (I think) the dealer broke my starter and something in the transmission during the engine replacement and costed me 3000 cads to fix..... Well, if you own one, do check your engine oil frequently. And if you find it is burning oil, check online, you might be eligible for a free engine replacement.

[@wilydimayuga519]

The voiceover is hilarious! Great video, mates! I always jave thought that 7 seater SUVs will not be as comfortable as a minivan, spacewise.

[@willhooke]

LOOOOL!! Merry Christmas South Korean safety features!

[@brentr8158]

Another informative video, thanks. CX 9 v6 also have AWD failure and wpump issues. Kluger are very good but can have wpump issues and alternator issues at high kms.

[@SebasHenderson]

One other huge issue are the headlights, not sure if this is region specific, but here in Costa Rica it's common to see them with candles as headlights. Most user ended up replacing the proyector for a BiLED on the aftermarket. 11:37

[@rileyrichards844]

wow thats insane

[@SebasHenderson]

@@rileyrichards844 it is! Tucson suffers from the same issue, the internal reflection surface of the projector burns out and peels off.

[@isarayyanmd]

I second this. Just bought one and since i bought it in daylight, didnt realize that the headlights were really dim. Had to change them to a new LED d3s. Unfortunately it was not solved. For a cheaper fix, i changed the foglight bulbs to a brighter ones. Would not blind the vehicles in front since its set lower.

[@SonicMrSumo]

Another great video. We've had two of these and we love them. Also, I'd be very happy to lend you my 2014 Audi SQ5 TDI (8R) for a review if you like. I know you've done the petrol FY SQ5, but the 8R is way better 🙂

[@problemslayer3538]

That's interesting as I'm looking into either the santa fe or the Q5. What people are missing is that the santa fe can tow up to 2.5 tonnes the Q5 2.4 tonnes. The Competition in this compact suv sector can only tow 2.0 tonnes. Would you keep the santa fe or the Q5 ?

[@eamonnparsons3155]

I've seen these pop up as potential reliable towing vehicles. I've been looking into a towing vehicle that's comfortable as a daily driver and reliable, and preferably under $15,000. Would be cool for you guys to do another list of towing vehicles!

[@LTT.Official]

I am offended by your opening comments.......good job.

[@burtonsmiddleclassreview4511]

It is the front differential splines that rust out in the all wheel drive Santa Fe. Replace front differential and it is fixed.

[@samitharansara]

Yeah right, first hand witnessed a properly maintained Santa Fe engine kaput. Dealer is puzzled more than the owner as it has been always maintained and is a company car!

[@reckherdkek5685]

Was it a 2.4? They're shite, other engines are good though

[@karlborbelj7206]

Great video as usual I never miss redriven... Please can you guys do a Kia optima GT! Thanks, keep up the great show .

[@frazzledgrey]

LoL,+ several Chuckles... Your Funny! I enjoyed this Review! D

[@m2mike38]

Which one would you advice me to buy, between the Hyundai Santa Fe 2014 and this 2017 mode, when looking at their pros and cons? Lastly, i want to know again the good car between the 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe and Subaru Outback 2014?

[@HuntaKiller91]

I can find one for $9000+ here in Malaysia with 2.4 petrol Looks decent for a decade old car

[@azmi0000]

Tengah usha jugak second gen ni, penah test drive tak?

[@HuntaKiller91]

​@@azmi0000sy guna Tucson 2018 skrg Thn dpn hbis byr,pnh pkai versi lma sblm ni ok utk long haul bwa fmly msuk jln kampung kt Borneo ni Generasi yg ni klau 30-35k diesel mmg aku rembat lh😂

[@BajaVRB]

Can you do a video on a W204 C63. Keep up the great work!

[@mr.knight1359]

there is also the second gen model with 3.5l mpi v6 engine and awd

[@reaperxi-0382]

Great video! When’s the F22 M240i coming out??😊

[@hellawolf]

can you make a video on kia cerato? is it a reliable car?

[@cibu.3421]

Should I buy a Toyota Aurion?

[@ajwhitton]

Had a 2015 Highlander, great car until the Air con failed at 50000km, took months of dealer lies and being stufffed around until I contacted Hyundai direct and then it got fixed. Then the common transfer case failure at 60000km, they didn’t want to know about it, 6 months out of warranty. And both DRL’s failed at separate times.

[@mrnicktoyou]

I bought a 2014 model and things that have failed is EGR valve (easy to replace) and recently, the electronic handbrake. It's going to be a $3800 bill if I take it to the dealer so I'm going to fix it myself. Otherwise, great car. It handles and goes well. The diesel engine is frugal too.

[@willhooke]

Where to get the handbrake from? And would a regular mechanic do it for cheaper? Thank you for your time 🙏🏻

[@David-de7pv]

​​​@@willhookeYou can get a gray import of the genuine Hyundai electronic handbrake from willsautoparts for under $1k AUD. The plastic gears inside shred themselves.

[@brucelee9861]

​@@willhookegot mine from the dealer.

[@arbeetan806]

Own a 2013 2.2 diesel. Pretty solid car except this rattle on steering wheel that no mechanics seems to want to touch. Finally found one who took it down and telling me to replace a part costing $1800. Other small items that went bad: Door latch rubber disintegrated on all 4 doors, power folding mirror gone bad

[@isarayyanmd]

True this. Since i bought it used for cheap, i didnt mind the worn rubber touch points. I can live with the vibration. A mini one mind you but will change them once i do more than another 50k. Bought one with 137k kms.

[@raghavplr]

I had the same issue but seems to be gone once I changed my tires. Again, I am not an expert at mechanics.

[@charlespts]

The Tech & Safety is hilarious ! hahaha

[@38skippers]

Used to sell these new. Nice cars.

[@mohdabd459]

Please make a video about 2004, 2008 and 2010 Toyota Camry

[@leecox7814]

Just bought a late 2016 highlander full fruit for $18k. Yeah it’s got 223000 on the clock but the service history is a map of the lap of the wide brown land. This car is faultless. Everything works as it should, the interior is unmarked, leather still soft and it drives like new. Full compliments to its previous, and first, owner. Looked at other options but I found the Toyotas a bit soulless in comparison and I refuse to pay the Toyota tax. My in-laws bought a 2018 Rav 4 a few months ago and it was $42k. That’s a lot of fuel. Would I recommend it? Absolutely just be sure to have it checked out by a reputable mechanic and look for the recall completion stickers inside the drivers door. In the diesel, check the service history. Service intervals are 15 000kms and they must be done on time. This is far more important in a diesel than a petrol. If the service history is sketchy, look at another one.

[@maso882]

I have a very strange problem with my MY21 Santa Fe Highlander which I reported when serviced early August by Booth's Hyundai, when I lock my car from the key fob after pressing the boot to close, when the boot closes I can't use the buttons to unlock the car on the door handle as my car makes a loud ringing sound. Reported the issue when serviced by Hyundai and they said they could find nothing wrong😤

[@georgefraserr]

my wife's 2017 18 model. 3.3 v6 ultimate has just run out of warranty . which is 5 yrs 60 k miles several of thd brake sensors. went it just cost 600 us $ to fix at dealership. alot of ppl are very with the warranty and what's not covered. we are currently speaking to head office. break sensors are vital part & dangerous if they fail..

[@lalabash2828]

Funny I mentioned the paint just seen one today on the way to work with a good chunck out of it

[@gdaam1377]

Wow.. intro hit me hard mate.. lol

[@damilolaakanni]

Hyundai sold a two row version of this generation Santa-Fe (the Santa-Fe Sport) in North America, but some of the info in this video should apply to the Santa-Fe Sport. To answer the title question, if you like the Hyundai/Kia brand and you need a three row people carrier, get the Kia Carnival/Sedona. Otherwise get the two row version, or consider the smaller Tucson (iX35). However, with those many issues, i'd stay away from the Hyundai brand entirely.

[@MrSakald]

Why would you choose a 6 speed Santa Fe over an 8 speed Sorento? 🤔

[@wrigzzx]

2020 mazda 3 and 2021 skoda kamiq (let's be honest 2008 kamiq based on how many rattles) based on central coast if interested.

[@Al1978Newman]

HAHA - Jim said "Bottom End Failure"!!

[@zoronqueen]

Just bought one for family of 3.

[@yslee1401]

Wasn’t this model part of the recall for spontaneous combusting ignition systems? Heard that even after recall, the system was still dangerously flammable

[@petewitt2867]

“The Hyundai community” hahaha 😂

[@frankmoran167]

Had previous model and it was a lemon, had that diesel issue where it won't start, dealership kept replacing the fuel pump, had to be towed multiple times when out with a full carload. Once warranty was out, climate control packed up on 45C day, a few grand to replace, then transmission went with 95k on the clock! Would never risk again, only buy petrol Japanese now apart from Nissan

[@exlost245]

How much would you pay for a 2017 sante fe sport with 80k miles?

[@d.j.z.j]

Would a 2013 sante fe 2.2 l diesel woukd ge good fuel wise etc. 16 k and 180 000 km on clock

[@murtoasumpoiler]

6.2 on the hwy

[@Drifter252]

1st to comment 🎉 all the way from South Africa

[@murtoasumpoiler]

They have a power steering problem it gets loose and the transfer gear strips there are a lot of 2wd only cars out there and people don’t know it has failed

[@tonydelovski8088]

I only see reports of this for pre 2016 models. Can anyone confirm this happening on 2017 models?

[@lesilestivany7839]

Csn you guys review the Holden Colorado???

[@d.j.z.j]

What is the cost for 2017 and above..

[@sanjeevsambyal4276]

Hi guys everything good about this car except few issues, but part or spares availability in Himachal Pradesh is next to impossible.😮

[@damilolaakanni]

12:16 both of them (Hyundai and Honda) obviously never learnt from the huge mistake Mercedes made in the 90's.

[@xbfotos]

What about 4th gen 2020 models?

[@sanjeevsambyal4276]

I want to keep my 2014 Santa Fe but doesn't seem like without availability of parts.

[@ShubanYT]

Hello sir, I am planning to buy 2015 Santa Fe in Bengaluru. It's 4WD auto and done 82k. I am worried about parts and issues that might pop. Can you please advise?

[@sungminlee4491]

The name "Santa Fe" is a city in New Mexico...

[@PunkracioHC]

There's a province and a city named "Santa Fe" here in Argentina too, and it means "Holy Faith"

[@mohdabd459]

Please make a video about Hyundai i45

[@d.j.z.j]

Is this as good as a sorrento

[@lovacable]

I bought Mercedes R350 cdi. It's best compromise between performance and practicality for around $20000. It's got 195kw,awd and relatively frugal V6 turbo diesel engine comparing to V6 petrol carnival,CX9 or El grand. In two years if ownership i had isue with DPF sensor and thats it. Road presence is also unmatched.

[@HarrisonAppiah-wj2sv]

How to fixed timing chan

[@arokh72]

Why do manufacturers keep putting out crap engines like the Theta 2? As much as I want to like Hyundai, and Kia, the Theta 2 is a turn off for some many models.

[@David-de7pv]

Emission requirements and cost. They don't care it fails outside of warranty.

[@d.j.z.j]

Can you review a cx 8 or 9

[@xbfotos]

Yes I want this too

[@nevillekidd97]

Was just starting to like your channel. Subjective...but 'that' model Santa Fe was a well known game changer for Hyundai and is lauded for being possibly the best value and BEST looking SUV. IMHO when blinged up, is the best looking SUV and as a result a sales success in NZ. Many youtube reviewers got it right when they said this was designed for Dads. Looks like a bigger Ford Fiesta side on which is probably one of the best looking hatches as well. The next gen Santa Fe did not sell well because it was very conservative. The 2.2l Diesel is very very good, but like nearly everything (apart from Toyotas) now probably not going to do high km. I honestly thought the 'vibe' from you was going to be..."wow what a great looking SUV amongst a sea of boring, this shows that great design sells!!!"

[@Keldenbutton]

Do one for the Acadia pls

[@d.j.z.j]

Would love second hand vw tig r line 2017

[@NAFO_Badger_Brigade]

They have poor 3 to 8 year reliability - trust me I've owned one for 6 years!!!! My difficulties: differential blown at 103,000, clutch hates reversing with even a small trailer, rear tracking utter nightmare to adjust when bolts seize on, expensive parts etc etc !!!

[@brainsmatterpodcast]

Mercedes and BMW had a class action lawsuit against them for soy based wiring in the US as well….

[@ravipeiris4388]

In 2024, I feel that the design looks good and flows well together ❤

[@火鸡味锅巴-y7k]

我买了两台santafe一台sport版本一台limted版本 哈哈

[@huapehucristovao2214]

Beautiful car

[@patriciasanders6955]

We were adding a quart of oil every 700 miles before the emission sensors caused the car to go into safe mode and was no longer drive able. This required replacement of the cadalitic converter and engine rings. The car only had 95K miles. I would never purchase a Hyundai again because of their extremely poor manufacturing quality. You should have discussed the implications of driving a car that is consuming significant amounts of oil to the environment.

[@sameerajay4898]

Next review Kia Sorrento??

[@Mabeylater293]

Hyundai has the nerve to compare this to a Lexus equivalent. With such terrible reliability, it’s not even close 😅😅😅

[@anthonyowers9170]

hell yeahhhhhh