the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
I have a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Limited Hybrid sitting in my driveway now to test drive. Assuming it's one of the last ones the dealership will get. Has 30 miles on odometer. With the 2024 redesign about to launch, is there any strong argument against getting this car? Future repair / parts concerns, etc?
DCT Transmission Jerk - 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy ICE No issues with DCT since March, 3.5k miles, until yesterday. I went out to vacuum the Santa Fe, I live in South Florida, so I had to turn it on for air conditioning. As it started, the vehicle felt like it lightly bucked forward twice.
As this group welcomes new '24 Santa Fe owners, please say hello here with a message to tell us your story. When did you buy it, what are the specs, and anything else you'd like to tell us. I'm in the Richmond, Virginia suburbs and bought my Shimmering Silver ICE LIMITED with HTRAC on Feb. 8, 2024. at Pearson Hyundai. Actually, I was the first buyer of the new Santa Fe at the dealership.
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DCT Transmission Jerk - 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy ICE No issues with DCT since March, 3.5k miles, until yesterday. I went out to vacuum the Santa Fe, I live in South Florida, so I had to turn it on for air conditioning. As it started, the vehicle felt like it lightly bucked forward twice.
The current generation Santa Fe Hybrid has only been around since MY2024; I wouldn't expect too many first-hand accounts of 100K miles, let alone 200K. Consumer Reports gives the 2025 Santa Fe hybrid version high overall ratings, but Predicted Reliability is poor (42/100), and Value is not much better (51/100).
I have a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Limited Hybrid sitting in my driveway now to test drive. Assuming it's one of the last ones the dealership will get. Has 30 miles on odometer. With the 2024 redesign about to launch, is there any strong argument against getting this car? Future repair / parts concerns, etc?
Throttle house reviews the new gen Hyundai Santa fe. The Santa Fe generated quite a lot of hype with its new boxy design when the first few pictures appeared online but it seems to be not as good looking in person.
Chrome Delete Hyundai Santa Fe SEL 2021 : R/Hyundai
As this group welcomes new '24 Santa Fe owners, please say hello here with a message to tell us your story. When did you buy it, what are the specs, and anything else you'd like to tell us. I'm in the Richmond, Virginia suburbs and bought my Shimmering Silver ICE LIMITED with HTRAC on Feb. 8, 2024. at Pearson Hyundai. Actually, I was the first buyer of the new Santa Fe at the dealership.
The current generation Santa Fe Hybrid has only been around since MY2024; I wouldn't expect too many first-hand accounts of 100K miles, let alone 200K. Consumer Reports gives the 2025 Santa Fe hybrid version high overall ratings, but Predicted Reliability is poor (42/100), and Value is not much better (51/100).
I am about to put money on a new Santafe, but should I? I just jumped on this forum for the fist time and am a bit disenchanted with all the negative commentary about so many issues many seem to be having with their Santafe SUVs. From mechanical to service, from what I have read it all looks.
It's kind of Hyundai's version of Onstar. And it allows things like remote start so you could use your phone from inside the house to warm up your car on a cold day.
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The inside of the Santa Fe is upscale and futuristic. The inside of the Sorento feels like any other 2021.
It's kind of Hyundai's version of Onstar. And it allows things like remote start so you could use your phone from inside the house to warm up your car on a cold day.
Throttle house reviews the new gen Hyundai Santa fe. The Santa Fe generated quite a lot of hype with its new boxy design when the first few pictures appeared online but it seems to be not as good looking in person.
As this group welcomes new '24 Santa Fe owners, please say hello here with a message to tell us your story. When did you buy it, what are the specs, and anything else you'd like to tell us. I'm in the Richmond, Virginia suburbs and bought my Shimmering Silver ICE LIMITED with HTRAC on Feb. 8, 2024. at Pearson Hyundai. Actually, I was the first buyer of the new Santa Fe at the dealership.
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It's kind of Hyundai's version of Onstar. And it allows things like remote start so you could use your phone from inside the house to warm up your car on a cold day.
I am about to put money on a new Santafe, but should I? I just jumped on this forum for the fist time and am a bit disenchanted with all the negative commentary about so many issues many seem to be having with their Santafe SUVs. From mechanical to service, from what I have read it all looks.
I have a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Limited Hybrid sitting in my driveway now to test drive. Assuming it's one of the last ones the dealership will get. Has 30 miles on odometer. With the 2024 redesign about to launch, is there any strong argument against getting this car? Future repair / parts concerns, etc?
Hey everyone---I have a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid AWD. I love it. But I fear I have something set wrong on the car. I had done a lot of research trying to find the most fuel-efficient 3 row hybrid, and everything pointed to this car. Consumer Reports tested it and reported back that in.
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I have a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Limited Hybrid sitting in my driveway now to test drive. Assuming it's one of the last ones the dealership will get. Has 30 miles on odometer. With the 2024 redesign about to launch, is there any strong argument against getting this car? Future repair / parts concerns, etc?
It's kind of Hyundai's version of Onstar. And it allows things like remote start so you could use your phone from inside the house to warm up your car on a cold day.
Hey everyone---I have a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid AWD. I love it. But I fear I have something set wrong on the car. I had done a lot of research trying to find the most fuel-efficient 3 row hybrid, and everything pointed to this car. Consumer Reports tested it and reported back that in.
the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
Here Is A Pic Of My First Hyundai! : R/Hyundai
Hey everyone---I have a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid AWD. I love it. But I fear I have something set wrong on the car. I had done a lot of research trying to find the most fuel-efficient 3 row hybrid, and everything pointed to this car. Consumer Reports tested it and reported back that in.
The current generation Santa Fe Hybrid has only been around since MY2024; I wouldn't expect too many first-hand accounts of 100K miles, let alone 200K. Consumer Reports gives the 2025 Santa Fe hybrid version high overall ratings, but Predicted Reliability is poor (42/100), and Value is not much better (51/100).
I am about to put money on a new Santafe, but should I? I just jumped on this forum for the fist time and am a bit disenchanted with all the negative commentary about so many issues many seem to be having with their Santafe SUVs. From mechanical to service, from what I have read it all looks.
It's kind of Hyundai's version of Onstar. And it allows things like remote start so you could use your phone from inside the house to warm up your car on a cold day.
2019 Santa Fe : R/Hyundai
the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
The current generation Santa Fe Hybrid has only been around since MY2024; I wouldn't expect too many first-hand accounts of 100K miles, let alone 200K. Consumer Reports gives the 2025 Santa Fe hybrid version high overall ratings, but Predicted Reliability is poor (42/100), and Value is not much better (51/100).
DCT Transmission Jerk - 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy ICE No issues with DCT since March, 3.5k miles, until yesterday. I went out to vacuum the Santa Fe, I live in South Florida, so I had to turn it on for air conditioning. As it started, the vehicle felt like it lightly bucked forward twice.
The inside of the Santa Fe is upscale and futuristic. The inside of the Sorento feels like any other 2021.
10 Things You Need To Know About The Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid
I am about to put money on a new Santafe, but should I? I just jumped on this forum for the fist time and am a bit disenchanted with all the negative commentary about so many issues many seem to be having with their Santafe SUVs. From mechanical to service, from what I have read it all looks.
Hey everyone---I have a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid AWD. I love it. But I fear I have something set wrong on the car. I had done a lot of research trying to find the most fuel-efficient 3 row hybrid, and everything pointed to this car. Consumer Reports tested it and reported back that in.
The inside of the Santa Fe is upscale and futuristic. The inside of the Sorento feels like any other 2021.
the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
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I am about to put money on a new Santafe, but should I? I just jumped on this forum for the fist time and am a bit disenchanted with all the negative commentary about so many issues many seem to be having with their Santafe SUVs. From mechanical to service, from what I have read it all looks.
As this group welcomes new '24 Santa Fe owners, please say hello here with a message to tell us your story. When did you buy it, what are the specs, and anything else you'd like to tell us. I'm in the Richmond, Virginia suburbs and bought my Shimmering Silver ICE LIMITED with HTRAC on Feb. 8, 2024. at Pearson Hyundai. Actually, I was the first buyer of the new Santa Fe at the dealership.
Throttle house reviews the new gen Hyundai Santa fe. The Santa Fe generated quite a lot of hype with its new boxy design when the first few pictures appeared online but it seems to be not as good looking in person.
It's kind of Hyundai's version of Onstar. And it allows things like remote start so you could use your phone from inside the house to warm up your car on a cold day.
Our First Hyundai (Santa Fe Limited) : R/Hyundai
As this group welcomes new '24 Santa Fe owners, please say hello here with a message to tell us your story. When did you buy it, what are the specs, and anything else you'd like to tell us. I'm in the Richmond, Virginia suburbs and bought my Shimmering Silver ICE LIMITED with HTRAC on Feb. 8, 2024. at Pearson Hyundai. Actually, I was the first buyer of the new Santa Fe at the dealership.
I have a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Limited Hybrid sitting in my driveway now to test drive. Assuming it's one of the last ones the dealership will get. Has 30 miles on odometer. With the 2024 redesign about to launch, is there any strong argument against getting this car? Future repair / parts concerns, etc?
The current generation Santa Fe Hybrid has only been around since MY2024; I wouldn't expect too many first-hand accounts of 100K miles, let alone 200K. Consumer Reports gives the 2025 Santa Fe hybrid version high overall ratings, but Predicted Reliability is poor (42/100), and Value is not much better (51/100).
the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
2020 Santa Fe On Vacation : R/Hyundai
I have a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Limited Hybrid sitting in my driveway now to test drive. Assuming it's one of the last ones the dealership will get. Has 30 miles on odometer. With the 2024 redesign about to launch, is there any strong argument against getting this car? Future repair / parts concerns, etc?
Hey everyone---I have a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid AWD. I love it. But I fear I have something set wrong on the car. I had done a lot of research trying to find the most fuel-efficient 3 row hybrid, and everything pointed to this car. Consumer Reports tested it and reported back that in.
I am about to put money on a new Santafe, but should I? I just jumped on this forum for the fist time and am a bit disenchanted with all the negative commentary about so many issues many seem to be having with their Santafe SUVs. From mechanical to service, from what I have read it all looks.
The inside of the Santa Fe is upscale and futuristic. The inside of the Sorento feels like any other 2021.
2020 Hyundai Santa Fe Rim Exploded : R/Hyundai
Hey everyone---I have a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid AWD. I love it. But I fear I have something set wrong on the car. I had done a lot of research trying to find the most fuel-efficient 3 row hybrid, and everything pointed to this car. Consumer Reports tested it and reported back that in.
The inside of the Santa Fe is upscale and futuristic. The inside of the Sorento feels like any other 2021.
The current generation Santa Fe Hybrid has only been around since MY2024; I wouldn't expect too many first-hand accounts of 100K miles, let alone 200K. Consumer Reports gives the 2025 Santa Fe hybrid version high overall ratings, but Predicted Reliability is poor (42/100), and Value is not much better (51/100).
the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
Newest Hyundai Santa Fe Addition To The Family :) : R/Hyundai
I am about to put money on a new Santafe, but should I? I just jumped on this forum for the fist time and am a bit disenchanted with all the negative commentary about so many issues many seem to be having with their Santafe SUVs. From mechanical to service, from what I have read it all looks.
Hey everyone---I have a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid AWD. I love it. But I fear I have something set wrong on the car. I had done a lot of research trying to find the most fuel-efficient 3 row hybrid, and everything pointed to this car. Consumer Reports tested it and reported back that in.
the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
Throttle house reviews the new gen Hyundai Santa fe. The Santa Fe generated quite a lot of hype with its new boxy design when the first few pictures appeared online but it seems to be not as good looking in person.
2021 Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy Is GORGEOUS : R/Hyundai
Throttle house reviews the new gen Hyundai Santa fe. The Santa Fe generated quite a lot of hype with its new boxy design when the first few pictures appeared online but it seems to be not as good looking in person.
As this group welcomes new '24 Santa Fe owners, please say hello here with a message to tell us your story. When did you buy it, what are the specs, and anything else you'd like to tell us. I'm in the Richmond, Virginia suburbs and bought my Shimmering Silver ICE LIMITED with HTRAC on Feb. 8, 2024. at Pearson Hyundai. Actually, I was the first buyer of the new Santa Fe at the dealership.
It's kind of Hyundai's version of Onstar. And it allows things like remote start so you could use your phone from inside the house to warm up your car on a cold day.
I have a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Limited Hybrid sitting in my driveway now to test drive. Assuming it's one of the last ones the dealership will get. Has 30 miles on odometer. With the 2024 redesign about to launch, is there any strong argument against getting this car? Future repair / parts concerns, etc?
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The current generation Santa Fe Hybrid has only been around since MY2024; I wouldn't expect too many first-hand accounts of 100K miles, let alone 200K. Consumer Reports gives the 2025 Santa Fe hybrid version high overall ratings, but Predicted Reliability is poor (42/100), and Value is not much better (51/100).
As this group welcomes new '24 Santa Fe owners, please say hello here with a message to tell us your story. When did you buy it, what are the specs, and anything else you'd like to tell us. I'm in the Richmond, Virginia suburbs and bought my Shimmering Silver ICE LIMITED with HTRAC on Feb. 8, 2024. at Pearson Hyundai. Actually, I was the first buyer of the new Santa Fe at the dealership.
The inside of the Santa Fe is upscale and futuristic. The inside of the Sorento feels like any other 2021.
the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
I have a brand new 2023 Santa Fe Limited Hybrid sitting in my driveway now to test drive. Assuming it's one of the last ones the dealership will get. Has 30 miles on odometer. With the 2024 redesign about to launch, is there any strong argument against getting this car? Future repair / parts concerns, etc?
Throttle house reviews the new gen Hyundai Santa fe. The Santa Fe generated quite a lot of hype with its new boxy design when the first few pictures appeared online but it seems to be not as good looking in person.
DCT Transmission Jerk - 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy ICE No issues with DCT since March, 3.5k miles, until yesterday. I went out to vacuum the Santa Fe, I live in South Florida, so I had to turn it on for air conditioning. As it started, the vehicle felt like it lightly bucked forward twice.
The current generation Santa Fe Hybrid has only been around since MY2024; I wouldn't expect too many first-hand accounts of 100K miles, let alone 200K. Consumer Reports gives the 2025 Santa Fe hybrid version high overall ratings, but Predicted Reliability is poor (42/100), and Value is not much better (51/100).
As this group welcomes new '24 Santa Fe owners, please say hello here with a message to tell us your story. When did you buy it, what are the specs, and anything else you'd like to tell us. I'm in the Richmond, Virginia suburbs and bought my Shimmering Silver ICE LIMITED with HTRAC on Feb. 8, 2024. at Pearson Hyundai. Actually, I was the first buyer of the new Santa Fe at the dealership.
Hey everyone---I have a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid AWD. I love it. But I fear I have something set wrong on the car. I had done a lot of research trying to find the most fuel-efficient 3 row hybrid, and everything pointed to this car. Consumer Reports tested it and reported back that in.
The inside of the Santa Fe is upscale and futuristic. The inside of the Sorento feels like any other 2021.
It's kind of Hyundai's version of Onstar. And it allows things like remote start so you could use your phone from inside the house to warm up your car on a cold day.
the Car Confections guys discussing transmission problems with their 2024 SF. I found this on Reddit (r/HyundaiSantaFe).
I am about to put money on a new Santafe, but should I? I just jumped on this forum for the fist time and am a bit disenchanted with all the negative commentary about so many issues many seem to be having with their Santafe SUVs. From mechanical to service, from what I have read it all looks.
