Easily one of Hyundai’s best-selling vehicles, the third-generation Hyundai Santa Fe now comes in two sizes: the 3-row Santa Fe and this smaller 2-row Santa Fe Sport. A stylish new design,…
Redline Review: 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport
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First thought: BLEH
Last thought: BLEH
+2theRedline I’m not sure when you’re going to go back to reviewing used
cars yet, but may I please request a review on the 8th generation Civic Si?
“I’m going to put my car enthusiast away…”
*Full throttle accelerates*
I like the design but what I’m not convinced about with Hyundai/Kia
products are the longevity of the parts on the vehicle. They’re offering a
ton of car for the money so it makes me think they had to cut somewhere.
I’ve read so many complaints about the Elantra and other models suffering
from premature brake wear, needing new struts, control arms and wheel
bearings at very low mileage which means the nice refinement of the vehicle
degrades rather soon requiring replacement of parts.
Dude, Your Wrong More Side Wall like more Cow Bell.
Why do you WOT from every turn or stop in every vehicle you drive?
Hey man, you should consider doing a car review on your personal car? I’d
love to watch it. Great videos, keep up the good work. I’ve learned alot
about cars now that I’ve watched your videos.
My mom has the SUV and she loves it….
I love all the hand gestures when he talks about the center stack and how
disappointed he gets when something is hard touch instead of “soft touch”
and one touch automatic windows. lol
Mickey mouse
Not an all black interior, yeepee!
Your shorts are cute.
I prefer outlander sport
Can yall please check my video on a nissan altima it helps a bunch thanks
and please sub and like!
Our Santa fe Sport has the same rims. I find them too small also. I’m not
at the engine part but your tester is the 2.4L 190HP 181LB-FT torque.
I’m a bit curious on the Hyundai Genesis coupe would be cool if you guys
did one. As I trust you we have pretty similar tastes in how we want our
cars
The Hyundai Santa Fe Sport doesn’t really deserve the “Sport” badge…lol
I can’t stand a poor sense of center. It makes those long highway commutes
tiresome.
Review the 2014-2015 scion tc
Epic car!!
Santa Fe Sport is to Ford Edge as Tuscon is to Escape, making the CX-5
compete with Escape, Tuscon, Forester, Sportage, and other small-midsize
CUVs.
Centre stack looks like a cobra
Are you going to try to review the new Mustang when it comes out?
Good looking!
now i cant unsee the mickey mouse/elephant dash haha
Hard plastic? What a shame for this price. *facepalm*
The “Sport” badge actually means a vehicle has been decontented from a
higher trim. The trick is knowing whether or not the full-contented version
is a sporting model or not.
Range Rover vs Range Rover Sport
LR Discovery vs LR Discovery Sport
BMW sdrive vs xdrive (sport being only two wheel drive vs all wheel drive)
Lexus F-sport vs F badging
Cadillac V-sport vs V badging
BMW M-sport vs M badging
Because sports cars are viewed highly as content is taken away, (and you
“enthusiast” reviewers prove this true with the fact that practicality,
safety, visibility, passenger comfort, amenities, material quality, and
etc. are all written off if the vehicle is great to drive), the marketing
guys realized that saying something is the “Sport version” allows all of
the “cheaper” versions to hold prestige. Hence also why sport is a mid-trim
usually, above base (price point) and below the fully-loaded/tuned models.
And a 2014 gmc terrain denali
Not first
Nice, the design style is cool
please do a review on the new c300 or c400
First
Would love to hear your opinion on the new chevy ss.
I love it.
Saw your cracked iphone. That sucks!
Cannot unsee elephant now lol
+2theRedline Youtube i watch these all day
Nice review! I’d love to see you do a review of the 2.0T model, just to see
the difference in performance.
When will you review Lexus IS F Sport?