Topic: Test Drive: 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe

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[Ex-airbalancer]

"All-wheel drive is included free of charge, as is a larger touchscreen infotainment system, a head-up display, and wireless charging for your various devices."

They are not free of charge , you paying $16,000 for the Ultimate AWD
Or is that new math ?

[dkaz]

"All-wheel drive is included free of charge, as is a larger touchscreen infotainment system, a head-up display, and wireless charging for your various devices."

They are not free of charge , you paying $16,000 for the Ultimate AWD
Or is that new math ?

+1, unless it's a standard feature, I wouldn't call it free of charge. Even if it were a standard feature, I'd call it that -- a standard feature.

[Robin2]

We had a 2010 Santa fe and it had the same engine base engine that this 2019 has.  Fuel rating is stil the same too 22 mpg city / 29 hwy.  reality, you'll do 400-450kms per tank in city driving and max 600kms or so all highway.

it's dated basic engine shouldn't be a consideration but most will still buy as hyundai will sell lots of these especially if they offer 0% over 84months

certainly not my 1st choice when we go to replace our current SUV

[dirtyjeffer]

We had a 2010 Santa fe and it had the same engine base engine that this 2019 has.

same size, but starting in 2012, the 2.4L has direct injection.

[carcrazed]

I found the base engine to be pretty decent in power delivery and noise when I drove it twice. I don't know about fuel economy, but it can't be too much worse compared to the competition.

It's a well-thought-out vehicle with lots of useful features.

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[greengs]

The Fuel Econ for the Turbo version seems to be quite bit lower than some other turbo vehicles in the segment

Combined ratings

CRV 1.5T: 28 mpg
CX-5 2.5T: 24 mpg
Equinox 2.0T: 24 mpg
Santa Fe 2.0T: 21 mpg