Why the New Hyundai Santa Fe Outperforms the Toyota Highlander: A Closer Look.

Why the New Santa Fe Outperforms the Toyota Highlander: A Closer Look.
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[@3811eric]

My dad used to say the Toyotas would last forever. That was back then. My fellow MZ friends say Hyundai is the one to choose instead of Toyotas or Hondas. Certainly, time has changed and Hyundais have come a long way! In 2024 and on, Hyundais and Kias are killing it.

[@nobatteriesincluded3968]

The rover fe is definitely a budget friendly semi-premium option ,Hyundai is winning because they’re not afraid to take styling risks unlike other car manufacturers cool review 💯

[@SamCarLegion]

We agree!

[@Mike-lt6sj]

😂"styling risks"😂 You mean they make really ugly vehicles. Just spit it out..

[@nobatteriesincluded3968]

@@Mike-lt6sj lol ok ok you got me but some how they’re still winning and I’m a vw fan man go figure 😆

[@davewilson7602]

@@Mike-lt6sjI like Toyotas but that Highlander is about as butt ugly 😂

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Hyundai-Kia is winning, definitely. Hyundai-Kia surpassed Toyota sales in Canada!

[@stephenlozano2816]

We’ve owned our 2024 Santa Fe Limited since February and we have absolutely zero complaints. It’s a great vehicle with a cool design.

[@VuQuang1973]

Wow, you’ve owned it so long. I’ve owned my 2020 Acura MDX for 4 years and no complaints.

[@chuckwalla2967]

I test drove the Santa Fe when it first came out, and I was blown away by the interior quality, quiet smooth ride and the overall vehicle performance. The only concern is the long term reliability of the powertrain.

[@stevenkreiss2113]

See carconfections. Their new Santa fe needed a transmission after 27 miles. Now they have issues with their 2nd transmission....

[@gkkgkkkggald]

My brother is driving a previous version of Santa Fe(which is using same powertrain), and it is still solid for 4years. and this new one is my family car now. much satisfied

[@politicalbandit3904]

Wait after is off warranty, you want to trade it right away. They haven’t fix their recall issues for the longest time.

[@elcanbu5610]

@@politicalbandit3904its ok because 100 k miles / 10 years warranty sounds like awesome vs 36k. miles on the Toyotas nowadays.

[@BWTECH0521]

I've seen the santa fe in person. It's much better. Definitely looks special (for better or for worse). On the other hand, as usual the Toyota looks kinda plain. I like how Hyundai/Kia is not afraid to take risks.

[@kabisayago]

I have awd calligraphy 2024 santa fe non hybrid and giving me 30mpg. Love it

[@rohitnijhawan5281]

is that highway driving or mixed? what speed are you maintaining on the highway?

[@kabisayago]

@@rohitnijhawan5281 highway.of.course. hehe city drive 25mpg

[@rohitnijhawan5281]

@@kabisayago if you're getting 25 mpg city that is freaking phenomenal with that turbo 4 banger the 2.4L 2021 hyundai tucson AWD is officially rated for a horrible 21 mpg i would sometimes get 17. if you do 65mph highway speeds you might even get up to 33 mpg

[@paulhughes7366]

I have a Kia sportage new model and I’m very happy my 2nd Kia to all the doubters out there

[@Coupe-sy9nk]

Good 4 you

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Kia sales in Canada, went up 26% in 2023! Kia is going to take over Canada!

[@jacobmejia3580]

We have owned 6 Kia’s and all have been excellent!! That’s why we keep buying them I have owned Toyota the Kias are just as reliable in fact in my case the Kia’s have given less issues than the Toyota Camry I owned

[@Ricky-mo6mv]

Even if I could afford to pay more for a Toyota I certainly never would. It doesn’t make any sense to buy less of a vehicle in hopes that it may last longer. That’s like marrying someone who bores you to death and your hoping you stay bored as long as possible.

[@SamCarLegion]

🥶🥶🥶

[@DIYcoffee-ct7ii]

The toyota is the equivalent of a boomer trying to use a new smartphone and keep up with evolving tech and style.

[@SamCarLegion]

Damn thats deep

[@JeffSpehar-ov1cn]

And what are you grasshopper?

[@davewilson7602]

I would lease the Hyundai personally until I’m sure these aren’t bad long term, but what they were able to do for the price is insane. Interested to see what they do with the next palisade, because this Santa Fe is really impressive

[@wildbill6366]

Ive owned lots 0f Toyota vehicles and a Sorento SX for years too .. To be honest i had less issues with my Kia than my Tacoma amd 4Runner.. It had a 6 cylinder and 29 mpg hwy .. Hyundai/ Kia have come along way .. The Hilander looks garbage with the outdated bloated Toyota design ..Thank Gawd they are moving away from this heinous look.. SF , all the way !

[@uludak8468]

santa fe hybrid will have better fuel economy in real world than highlander just like the sonata hybrid vs camry, prius prime vs niro phev, etc. toyota epa numbers are always too optimistic

[@AnotherDay-ce6th]

same for hyundai at garrage

[@short5stick]

Santa Fe looks much better

[@geetanshd]

Amazing Review Sam! Loved the way you used your equipment boxes to show the space in trunk, that definitely puts a picture to the Cargo Space numbers 7:13 . I was very surprised that almost 60k toyota car still uses prop rods under the hood, these little things really adds to over all customer experience. Toyota should stop cutting costs and add more value added convenience features for customers in my opinion not to mention the outdated tech.

[@SamCarLegion]

Thanks a ton!

[@AM_SDG]

Excellent presentation as always Sam. Love your videos, very detailed, very objective and points the features the consumers needs. The photography is excellent, top notch videography. Please do more comparisons. Love to see this Santa Fee against VW Atlas or other models. Please less drag race, normal street driving, handling potholes and snow or passing a tractor trailer on the HWY 400 or 401 is what matters to the consumers. Thanks for all your hard work

[@aymanlockhartable]

If Hyundai takes more effort long term reliability like Toyota it be game changer for Hyundai.

[@SamCarLegion]

Most people keep their cars for 3-4 years which means you are under warranty. So it really doesn’t matter. I still see so many Hyundais on the road.

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Hyundai-Kia is reliable. They matched Toyota's Canada sales. Surpassed Stellantis and American Honda in USA sales. Are world's 3rd largest automaker. Hyundai-Kia will be #1. Nobody can stop Hyundai-Kia!

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Yes, Toyota is more reliable than Land Rover. Land Rover's warranty is 4-year 50,000-mile. Toyota's warranty is 5-year 60,000-mile. But Toyota is not much more reliable than Jeep, GM, Ford. Because their warranty is also 5-year 60,000-mile. In contrast, Hyundai-Kia comes with legendary 10-year 100,000-mile warranty! Twice the warranty, twice the reliability!

[@Ziakel]

@@SamCarLegion average length of ownership in US is 12.5yr in a 2023 S&P Global Mobility study. IDK where you got your 3-4yr information from.

[@SamCarLegion]

@@Ziakel actually 64% of US car owners keep their cars between 3-5 years

[@tgo9851]

Hi Sam, thank you for the comparison review. Santa Fe is a clear winner here for me too.

[@SamCarLegion]

Thanks for watching!

[@junaidsuhail5349]

One thing i dont understand is why the toyotas and hondas keep offering you less car for money. I mean I understand they offer reliability but that doesnt mean you keep offering 5 yr old garbage to yout cx. I mean look at toyota vehicle lineup. Most of them are just face uplift. Most of them need a long due overhaul. And kudos to Hyundai/Kia for taking the risks with their designs. They no doubt been dishing out some of the most amazing designs across their lineups.

[@robertduklus6555]

As a content owner of a reliable 2015 v6 santa fe with 151 000 km i can tell you I wouldnt touch any 2.5t/8speed dct combo car from hyundai or kia with 20 ft pole.

[@Hernsama]

151000km is nothing. Talk to us when you’re at 300k

[@robertduklus6555]

@Hernsama I am not going to drive it for another 8 years mate. 150 k is a good indication of reliability. Especially that I tow 2500 lb boat with it. I do maintenance that exceeds recommended standards so I don't see why I shouldn't get another 100 k without engine/transmission repairs.

[@alpe6228]

@@Hernsama But he is right,hyundai turbo engine are absolute garbage reliability and durability wise.It has been proven so many times.

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

The Hyundai-Kia powertrain comes with legendary 10-year 100,000-mile warranty. There is nothing to worry about. Best the competition do is 5-year 60,000-mile. That is pathetic and insulting. They CANNOT guarantee that their powetrain can last more than 5 year or 60,000 miles! They are admitting that their powertrain is junk! 😂😂

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

​@@HernsamaBut your junk only comes with 60,000-mile warranty 😂

[@nanana8354]

Stupid people do not try to look at the product no matter how much it changes and try to evaluate it based on the brand.

[@kuramakun84]

You forgot to mention that if you’re in the 3rd row you can recline the chair back if you want to be more comfortable. We love our 2024 Santa Fe Caligraphy.

[@enotpoloskun8799]

It is what I neeed! THank you very much for this comparison.

[@SamCarLegion]

Glad it was helpful!

[@exucaviera9084]

Was going to get a 2025 4runner but decided against it. Then we were thinking of getting the Nissan Pathfinder, even test drove one. Just for fun we decided to check the Hyundai dealership. Pretty sure we're going to buy the Santa Fe. Trading in our 2020 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro. Nothing wrong with the Sequoia, just looking to downsize.

[@markb3866]

SF has a mechanical AWD

[@valiway7177]

Tech wise I can agree the rover fe is better but long term durability when the hell has Hyundai ever made reliable cars 😂😂😂

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

I know many owners of Hyundai with over 200k miles without issues.

[@charyuna]

More headroom in the santa fe especially 3rd row which is suitable for adults also

[@MM-ig2zq]

Very good review. Just bought one.

[@Mr-Faraz92]

according to Canada 🇨🇦 situations and gas prices my first choice will b fuel efficiency leave everything side 😒

[@SamCarLegion]

Fuel efficiency very much depends on the driver. I have gotten 6lt per 100km on a V8

[@robertduklus6555]

@@SamCarLegion sure thing. On 401 in rush hour? What a joker.

[@europana7]

I’d rather have 18” wheels instead of 21”. Softer ride, cheaper to replace, More sidewall protection from curb rash, and pothole damage.

[@Mr-Faraz92]

i think New Kia Sorento looks better even Telluride looks better than Palisade 🎉 but definitely Hyundai more luxurious

[@Marcos-ll5fs]

One is marriage material and the other is exciting for the moment. Sadly a lot of people will get fooled by a catchy exterior.

[@Dusty42096]

I wish companies would do durability engine or vehicle comparison tests to see how long they last and what issues they have.

[@SamCarLegion]

They all would fail at some point on somey

[@vikashummer]

outperforms HL in just being fancy, i would not get the SF if i were told to get one of them as my last car till i lived, unless i was paid by hyundai!!

[@XChronicHash]

would be perfect if they didn’t place the tail lights so low

[@SamCarLegion]

Mmmm good thinking

[@brokeboy87]

If I were looking for a 3-row, I would consider this only if I were going for the hybrid offering. Hyundai Should stop putting DCT in their vehicles.

[@JohnLee-tb3nh]

Hyundai-Kia know what customers want. That's why Hyundai-Kia doubled USA sales in only 20 years to surpass Stellantis and American Honda. Test drive it, if in doubt.

[@Ziakel]

@@JohnLee-tb3nh Have you personally worked on Hyundai wet DCT? If so, you'd know that vehicle like this doesn't need wet DCT in term of reliability and serviceability.

[@radiosonicfan1726]

Like the overall look of the Sante Fe. The copper color might looked dated after a few years.

[@claudepardo1687]

ENOUGH with the reliability. H has a MUCH better warranty in Canada and the USA. H has stepped up hugely in features, comfort, materials and look. T is sitting on their LAURELS for over 10 years. The DCT had one big failure with Car Confections and suddenly ALL DCTS are bad. Cmon guys. Last Gen was DCT was fine...This one will be as well...AND...way more fun to drive. Quick shifts and brings back fun in driving. That 2.5 is a proven engine used all over the place as well as a Base Genesis G80 at 25 K more cash. Porsche and Corvette have DCTs. They are PROVEN. Its a wet clutch 8 speed that is constantly lubricated and will be fine. Besides MOST new car buyers will trade it after 5 years and buy another and let the used car market figure it out. I dont drive a new vehicle for 10 years. Too much new tech every year. 3 YR Vehicle dependability studies (JD Power) on H and T say they are virtually TIED now in reliability. Facts are stubborn things. They dont lie. Toyota recalled 1.000 000 Rav 4 Transmissions last year...every brand has issues... I have owned a G70 (All H parts) for 5 full years. NOT one issue....This Santa Fe is a game changer in comfort and features when you compare apples to apples. The world is changing...just many folks dont want to admit it.

[@rockyl3130]

Santa Fe or Mazda cx70?? This is a great comparison. Utility vs fun 🤔

[@SamCarLegion]

CX70

[@msterr]

I think a better comparison would have been with the Toyota Grand Highlander as it would have been apples to apples.

[@SamCarLegion]

nooo lol

[@daytona3927]

The Santa Fe is a superior vehicle in a lot of ways. Of course, the reliability comes into play. However, if you lease like I do, then that's not a factor. Any vehicle going to last 3 years. The styling is very cool for the Santa Fe, a winner for me.

[@SamCarLegion]

Good point there. Leasing is the best

[@gf401]

Love Rover Fe!

[@mohammedsayem2023]

Design wise Hyundai design better than Japanese design

[@shamirsanani7868]

Is it more reliable 🤔

[@3811eric]

Hyundai is more reliable than Toyota or Honda as of 2024.

[@user-dn7pj7rc7m]

하이랜더는 정확히 5년전 유행하던 디자인이네

[@user-iz3fi8zl8r]

Автор хотел превознести Хёндай, а вместо этого получил обратный эффект и превознёс Тойоту....не знает элементарных законов маркетинга...ему наверное видеоролик японцы заказали, они то уж в маркетинге разбираются...😂😂😂

[@aboodalhussni8933]

Still, I'll get the Highlander.

[@princeboafo1338]

Almost looks like they took Ford Flex design and made it better

[@PhilmarGundayaoVloggs]

I think you will still get wet from the rain no matter how wide is the coverage.

[@SamCarLegion]

Not so much when it’s so wide

[@markwilliams6378]

KZbin reviewer bought a Santa Fe and had to return it twice for transmission problems

[@SamCarLegion]

I bought Lexus and it was in the shop six times within two months

[@sparks5063]

Car Confections 🍩 😉

[@AnotherDay-ce6th]

paid by hyundai

[@MrRaitzi]

Transmission that comes with 2.5l is dog shit. the only model to consider is the 1.6l hybrid.

[@MarkPhilly-tp2wq]

The v6 will out last any turbo❤❤

[@SamCarLegion]

Thats not V6 and isn’t available anymore

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

Lol you’re so behind the times. Toyota is going turbocharged and hybrid. Say goodbye to NA V6.

[@kromahj]

The highlander don’t have V6 anymore 😂😂😂

[@allandogreat]

wonderful Hyundai, I buy highlander

[@abdulrahmangurer]

Can you race the Santa Fe 2024 vs Sorento 2024 😊

[@moloono1]

The Santa Fe wins until your transmission fails for the 2nd time and you have to pay out of pocket for rentals and fight Kia/Hyundai corporate. Not worth the headaches

[@heNzVf20c]

The Santa Fe looks really cool. A big upgrade from the previous generation. Only thing I would change is to bring the tail lights a little higher up. Looks wise I would take it over the Highlander, but not sure on its reliability.

[@mg99403abc]

Just picked up my new Santa Fe Hybrid, and while the ride is smooth, there are some features missing that left me disappointed. The reviews showcasing all those bells and whistles? Most likely focused on the top-of-the-line Calligraphy edition. I went with a more budget-friendly hybrid trim (SE or SEL), and it's lacking in some creature comforts I expected. Here's a glimpse of what I found lacking: Limited Storage: Finding decent-sized compartments for everyday items proved tricky. Manual Passenger Seat: The passenger seat lacks power adjustments, which can be a drawback for some. No Panoramic Views: Forget the sunroof or a fancy glass roof - this trim level doesn't offer them. Glove Compartment Shortcomings: The glove compartment itself is tiny, and the additional compartment above it barely fits your hand. Limited Cargo Visibility: The lights in the back don't provide enough illumination to see things clearly when looking through the rear hatch. Missing Essentials: To my surprise, even basic floor mats weren't included in this trim level. Sunglass Struggle: There wasn't even a dedicated drop-down compartment for sunglasses, something even my older 2012 Pilot had! And More: These are just a few of the inconveniences I noticed. There are many more features that make this base trim feel a bit lacking compared to the higher-end options, or even some older cars. Lesson Learned: Definitely do your research on the specific Santa Fe trim level's features before buying, including even seemingly standard items like floor mats and sunglass holders. Hopefully, this heads-up helps others avoid a similar surprise!

[@richy7757]

would never catch me in a hyundai or kia product. Toyota and honda all the way.

[@kromahj]

Your lost , keep buying overpriced boring products

[@hsbd-hl7gn]

I believe Highlander sits quite high on driver side than Santa Fe ?

[@SamCarLegion]

Yes

[@58631061]

hyundai santa fe compete with honda passport ford edge Kia Sorento toyota highlander compete with honda pilot kia tellride and Sorento

[@GODiscomingsoonagain]

Hyndai remind me Ford flex

[@SamCarLegion]

Same

[@Ryan-cf6lc]

I've owned both. A 2013 SF and 2017 Highlander. Toyota is hard to beat for long term reliability and resale value, especially in hybrid trim. In Ontario, get a quote from your insurance agent. The Highlander is a high theft vehicle and rates have gone way up. I'd go SF if you want a fun date, I'd go Highlander if your picking someone to marry.

[@SamCarLegion]

That’s another issue too - high risk of theft and high insurance

[@Ryan-cf6lc]

@@SamCarLegion Not to mention Highlander wait times in Ontario are a limiting factor.

[@SamCarLegion]

@@Ryan-cf6lc yep

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

As we know, life ends at marriage 😂

[@GoGetter-vl2kq]

In the U.S. the Highlander is a better choice because it holds value more, reliable and more robust over a longer period

[@jacquesbelisle7465]

Vous devriez travailler pour hyundai

[@SamCarLegion]

You should work for Toyota

[@user-us8wl2gg4d]

이제 일본이 한국 전 세대 디자인을 따라하네ㅋ

[@ravenguard1495]

The Santa Fe is clearly the best option. You can get even a new transmission every year or so considering how fast it breaks😂

[@onuohafamily]

Highlander is due for refresh. Also Highlander is way more reliable and will hold its value

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Eh not anymore

[@avis1978]

You pay like 6k more before tax and get less, so the value is already not there.

[@Ricky-mo6mv]

Have you checked out the 2025 Highlander? I think it’s probably the worst redesign in history. I actually think the current Highlander is rather attractive for a Toyota product. The new one looks like something from 15 years ago. Sales are going to drop hard once that hits the market.

[@darkivaz-aaa1145]

wait for the recalls on the highlander

[@rtcturnemup7028]

The Santa Fe already has trans issues 😂 look it up … Highlander is a big boring blob of a suv

[@ptg01]

Santa Fe is GORGEOUS ! But I bet it depreciates a LOT more than the Highlander...

[@SamCarLegion]

Every car depreciates

[@air0665]

I read a Lot of transmisión issue in the new Santa fe. Beware!

[@SamCarLegion]

You heard one KZbinr cry for it so chill

[@3sons66]

I've heard about major issues with the New Sante Fe transmissions failing. Hope Hyundai gets it figured out.

[@johncarson9946]

I have a '23 Tahoe, and my wife has a '24 Palisade. The Palisade has Nappa leather, auto brake hold, rear sun screens, acoustic glass on first and second row windows and massaging driver's seat. My Tahoe has nothing like that. And now my Tahoe is having transmission issues, while the Palisade runs like clockwork. We don't do high miles so we're not concerned about the engine exploding before 100K. Plus she'll only keep her car for 3 years. GM needs to start putting more things in their cars for the money they charge. I know this is not a GM comparison, but my point is, Hyundai gives a lot of bang for the buck.

[@Scorpion-ie2jk]

Land Rover Santa fe

[@SamCarLegion]

Love it lol

[@angelmichael8907]

I go for Long Term Reliability than good looks..no debate and promotional sales talk..period‼️

[@JetSkiBuyFixPlaySellChannel]

Long term reliability and resale value make Toyota the winner.

[@michoacanom4320]

Santa fe all the way toyota it's boring and old

[@michaelmirano10]

Big difference in price big difference in reliability that’s it we know which one is reliable

[@SamCarLegion]

The new gen Highlander has had 5 recalls right now: Air bags: Sensor: Occupant Structure: Body: Bumpers Electronic stability control (esc): Control module: Software Air bags Fuel system, gasoline: Delivery

[@michaelmirano10]

@@SamCarLegion and the santafe transmission that’s it done

[@user-zq7cx6dy2g]

❤Toyota looks so old and out dated design.

[@user-pd2tw7tr3t]

누가봐도 싼타페 승!!!!

[@purnamapurnama828]

Hyundai just dont know how to desaining car in my opinion

[@Ziakel]

Highlander will be more mechanically reliable and easier to service. The Car Care Nut Reviews channel are more technical than this channel. I doubt the presenter have the ability to do comparison at that level.

[@MrHC1983]

Dude not everyone wants a big tail gate.......... I have a Kluger/Highlander.......... it's perfect, if I had that other car the boot wouldn't open with my garage door shut like my Kluger can. Silly........

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

That’s your problem, not the SUV.

[@jaymoo5674]

My immediate thought is longevity, the hood part is a good example - it's such a small sample but to me, it probably plays out throughout the entire lifetime of both vehicles, that Toyota will probably last many years longer than that Hyundai (and with much less repairs and maintenance). Using the hood part as an example, I'll bet those hood struts start pooping out after 3 or 4 years and the hood latch probably has a recall in 2 yrs hehe.

[@SamCarLegion]

Good analysis there

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

Wow can you tell how the stock market will do in 2-3 years?

[@Hernsama]

If you are leasing or planning to trade it in a few years get the Kia. If you want to keep it for 15+ years then get the highlander.

[@SamCarLegion]

Most people keep their cars for 3-4 years

[@robertduklus6555]

@@SamCarLegion not anymore

[@tomcat1555]

SamCarLegion... The people who keep cars for less than 4 years are mostly those who lease instead of buy. Most of them pretend to be rich being seen in premium cars.

[@SamCarLegion]

@@robertduklus6555 all you have to do is talk to sales guy will tell you how majority of people will trade in their cars after 3-4 years

[@SamCarLegion]

Here is a good source, Key findings: Americans own their longest-kept cars for an average of about 8 years. In our sample, 64% have only owned their current cars for 5 years or less. 80% of Americans considered the cost before buying a new car.

[@rathmam]

The Toyota quality is the world class.

[@SamCarLegion]

Really?

[@darkivaz-aaa1145]

nah

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

15 years ago

[@kromahj]

You still living under the rock

[@04051218]

Highland looks boring

[@mingtangwu2716]

The cost performance of Korean cars is too low and the quality is not stable, but the prices are cheap and they are more suitable for the popularization of cars in Africa and South Asia.

[@waltscrossfiresrt6]

So the Hyundai dealer provides the vehicle so your choice is already bias

[@SamCarLegion]

Thats pretty stupid to say. What do you say to youtuber/journalists that get pampered on first drive by the OEM? What about all the other KZbinrs that get cars from dealers? You have trust issues.

[@newciee]

All who say "reliability" Hyundai has the best warranty in the buisness so if anything messes up its a Insta replace 🤣 try again

[@markwilliams6378]

Until they read something in the fine print so they can disclaim repairs or claim they cannot duplicate the problem. I know their game

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

@@markwilliams6378Hmmm Toyota did the same to me. And Toyota finance face class action lawsuit for deceptive practices.

[@90mrkazakh]

With all respect to Koreans for they offered features but Toyota loved for they reliabilities!))

[@BWTECH0521]

Cmon...hood prop on the Highlander??? wtf

[@SamCarLegion]

:(

[@user-bd9lw9jp9t]

toyota is ugly and outdated

[@Mr-Faraz92]

definitely

[@uludak8468]

looks like from 2010

[@Marcos-ll5fs]

That's not the new Highlander.

[@marioaviles9409]

Just buy the Toyota to have peace of mind when it comes to reliability. Hyundai's are prettier but a mechanical headache.

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

Have you seen the issues with the new Tacoma? 4 Runner with known rusting problems? The recalls? They’re all moving to turbo charged engines. Wheels falling of their EVs? When will you realize Toyotas are no longer that reliable.

[@kromahj]

Just say you don’t know how to take care of car , I haven’t see a car that had no problems. I had a Camry that had many problems. Panoramic roof stop working, also they had replaced my fuel tank . You think Toyota don’t have their own problems

[@Soh90]

At this point, Hyundai has no shame…

[@SamCarLegion]

Why??

[@lriqereide5070]

Toyota ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kingsleyadusei7606]

No way. No reason I should spend my money on Korean vehicles. I always go for Japanese vehicles..currently enjoying my 2023 mitsubishi outlander sel,,, will add up nissan pathfinder 2024 / 25 platinum very soon.

[@waynerice4918]

I've seen where the 2024 Santa Fe had transmission problems brand new. I like the looks but I don't want to take a chance with the Hyundai.

[@louzer4609]

Good luck getting any toyota at MSRP , and the hyundai has transmission problems already. Both nice cars but I'll have to pick the highlander in this current comparison , that is until the santa fe does some transmission fixes, and the tail lights should be a tad higher. Just my opinion.

[@hazelnut3794]

ewww

[@gumerdominguez4091]

Hyundai sucks reliability sucks quality sucks do your research before you review them

[@Stanley112803]

That Kia is hideous

[@darkivaz-aaa1145]

that's not a kia kid.

[@JeffSpehar-ov1cn]

New Santa Fe has had numerous Transmission problems. Typical for junk Hyundai and Kia.

[@SamCarLegion]

So does the Highlander 6 recalls

[@eloany70]

Terrible review, you obviously like the Santa Fe, you can’t be biased to just the Hyundai ..

[@SamCarLegion]

Horrible review

[@avis1978]

In that case the sant fe is just a better vehicle. Toyota has just the "reliability" to their side. You pay more for less.

[@kromahj]

Only thing Toyota have over others are reliability records, when it comes to tech and value for your money, Toyota is behind

[@xyema-mpa-ma-ma]

Hyundai is unreliable POS with a crappy engine that doesn't last past 100K km...

[@kromahj]

Nobody care, go buy your boring Toyota 😂😂😂