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Family friendly; seven seats and five-star safety. Model Tested: Hyundai Santa Fe R Highlander; 2.2-litre, four-cylinder, turbo-diesel; six-speed automatic; SUV - $48,490* CarAdvice Rating: If your idea of value for money is a long list
Parting is such sweet sorrow, or so the saying goes. In this case, it's not that sweet because I've grown fond of the big Hyundai. Sure, the Santa Fe had its ups and downs, but on the whole, the car has been like a faithful pet; always eager to p
Hyundai's updated Santa Fe brings the latest in diesel engine technology to the masses at an affordable price. Starting from $37,990 the face-lifted Santa Fe gets an updated interior and exterior plus a whole new engine and transmission system, meani
Following hot on the heels of sister company's launch of the all-new Kia Sorento comes Hyundai's Santa Fe. Although from the outside the face-lifted 7-seat SUV may still look very similar to the existing car, the array of technical changes makes the
We've just been racking up the kilometres on our long term tester, the Santa Fe Elite CRDi. We've passed the 8500km mark, and with no real dramas, there's not a lot to report. To be honest, we'd rather it that way, as it means trouble free
Hyundai has a new R series turbo diesel engine which is being released in the new 2010 Santa Fe seven seat SUV. To promote it’s release Hyundai will be entering two Santa Fe’s in the Global Green Challenge 2009. The new Diesel engine with
The Santa Fe Elite CRDi has been with us for over four months now, and apart from the suspension issue reported last update, there is nothing to fault. So far, we've racked up 6485 kilometres, and I just checked the oil again. It hasn't dropped a
2009 Hyundai Santa Fe - Long Term Review: Update The last time we left you with a cliff hanger. Was there really an issue with the Santa Fe's suspension? Would the car fare well off road? Would I definitely put on more weight if I tried to eat any
With the new generation Hyundai Tucson replacement receiving all the attention, it was only a matter of time before a prototype of its bigger brother was spied on the roads. Beneath this camouflage lies a facelifted version of the next Hyundai
2009 Hyundai Santa Fe CRDi Long Term Review update Well it's been four weeks instead of the usual three, what with the whole Full Throttle trip and all, but the Santa Fe hasn't been locked up in a garage, with a forlorn look across its grille.
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