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Description: Hyundai claim they are good for 33mpg and 31mpg on the highway respectively. Both engines are mated to a six-speed automatic transmission and can be had with AWD, while the Sport comes with torque-vec...
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Yeah, it's called "Hyundai Motor Group", and it was formed when Hyundai bought 51% of Kia. As of 2011 Hyundai still owns almost 50% of Kia. I recommend that before telling someone to 'go look it up' - well, you go look it up.
I hope ur talking to someone else and Hyundai dosent own Kia Hyundai and Kia are part of a motor group neither owns the other go look it up
that looks nothing like the sportage and even if they looked similar its OK cause there the same vehicle, but on a side note that grill is a little to big otherwise looks great
I'm glad I didn't buy my wife the normal santa fe, because these look phenomenal!
Description: Buyers needing a seven-passenger model will find the new Santa Fe is a significant 121kg lighter than the 2012 model. The three-row model also has an additional four inches of wheelbase and a more pow...
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Description: The 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport will hit dealerships in late summer, followed by the roomier Santa Fe in January 2013. Prices should be announced nearer to those times.
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I like it :) Hyundai sure is changing for the good. You hear their name more now.
@ sean, I agree looks like a mixture of those two, but the fronts weird.. The fog lights are too big and yea idk looks odd, I'd rather an escape, crv, cx-5 etc
I actually thought this was the upcoming Subaru Crosstrek when I saw it. That's about the only new vehicle I see in orange anymore.
Yes, I feel the same too. Kia/hyundai cars were crappy 10 yrs ago. Now, their cars can give Japanese cars a run for their money. The current Santa Fe is just ok, due to outdated interiors. But this really looks good. And the extra 4 inches might just be enough to make it a real 7 seater. Caveat- I live in Malaysia n the car market here is really stunted, so we get lousy cars at premium cars price!...
that's rite, I'm a Subaru lover to the core but I love my Kia koup, gonna be hard when it comes to trade it in, the thing has crazy amounts of grip and is a blast to drive and fully loaded for just under 20k great value.. Hyundai and Kia have stepped up there game and keep getting better
I agree with Mike, how far that have come is amazing. You have to be a brand snob to atleast not consider a Hyundai or Kia
The current one is crap, my dad has one, 2010, interior looks like its from 2004 or something... This is okay, still not great
That's actually an automatic that they use. And the current Santa fe can have a stick shift though.
I sell cars for a living. And get to sit in a lot of vehicles on a daily basis. If you want to talk about hard plastic everywhere, sit in an equinox or terrain. For a midrange crossover, Hyundai/KIA can compete with anyone in their class. They are only getting better. Are they for everybody? No, but for the class they compete against, they can definitely hold their own. And no, I do not sell for H...
The quality of the interior didnt really improve much.. Looks like plastic everyhing.. Not even a tad of leather on the dash
Theres no photos of the two-row sport model!?? :(