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2005 | Hyundai Santa Fe LX Oxnard, California | SUVs | $12,488 | Blue | 34,606 |  | 87.6 mi |
2004 | Hyundai Santa Fe GLS Cerritos, California | SUVs | $11,990 | Black | 78,850 |  | 24.1 mi |
2004 | Hyundai Santa Fe GLS Victorville, California | SUVs | $9,798 | Nordic White | 30,943 |  | 37.6 mi |
2002 | Hyundai Santa Fe GLS Hemet, California | SUVs | $9,995 | Blue | 77,649 |  | 52.4 mi |
2002 | Hyundai Santa Fe LX Hemet, California | SUVs | $12,995 | Gold | 80,725 | | 52.4 mi |
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Professional Review
Hyundai is on a roll. Its vehicles are proving to have the reliability and quality people expect from Japanese cars. The Hyundai Santa Fe is all-new for 2007 and early indications are that it could be a true alternative to the Toyota Highlander. The Santa Fe is a so-called crossover SUV, meaning it's built like a car, using unibody construction instead of the body-on-frame construction of a traditional truck. It's a practical vehicle for everyday use. Completely redesigned, the new 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe is attractive. It blends into the suburbs nicely, shedding the quirky looks of last year's model. It's larger than before and now offers third-row seating, for up to seven passengers. The five-passenger arrangement offers much more cargo space, however. The new Santa Fe is smooth and quiet and handles well on winding, paved roads. Yet it retains Hyundai's value quotient.
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