2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Review: Turbo Power, Defender Design, and Value
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In the latest review by TheStraightPipes, the 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe takes center stage, showcasing a turbocharged engine that packs a punch. With a design reminiscent of the iconic Land Rover Defender, this SUV turns heads with its bold and boxy appearance. The team delves into the intricate details, counting over 70 "H" patterns cleverly integrated throughout the vehicle, adding a unique touch to its overall aesthetic.
As they explore the interior, the team finds a spacious and comfortable cabin, complete with three-row seating that offers practicality for families. However, they note some drawbacks, such as the low positioning of the tail lights at the back end. Despite this, the Santa Fe impresses with its driving dynamics, featuring a smooth ride and responsive handling, thanks to its all-wheel drive system and well-tuned suspension.
Moving inside, the team discovers a luxurious interior adorned with ambient lighting, wood trim, and a high-tech infotainment system that boasts a seamless user experience. They highlight the comfortable seats, wireless charging capabilities, and ample storage options, showcasing the thoughtful design elements present throughout the cabin. The Santa Fe's pricing, starting at $44,999 Canadian, offers good value for the features and quality it provides, making it a compelling choice in the SUV market.
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Viewer Reactions for 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Review - Land Rover Defender on a Budget
- Positive feedback on Hyundai's design boldness and improvements in quality
- Appreciation for the unique color options available
- Praise for the low tail lights reminiscent of 90s cars
- Some users prefer the rear light placement, while others criticize it
- Mention of missing features like second-row climate control
- Comments on the price point and value compared to luxury brands
- Comparison to other vehicles like Ford Flex and Lexus GX550
- Humorous comments about the number of "H's" in the design
- Some concerns about transmission issues in the 2024 Santa Fe
- Mention of unique features like the outlets in the car and the morse code "H" on the steering wheel.
