2019 Hyundai Santa Fe for Sale in West Palm Beach, FL

I previously drove a 2013 Audi Q5 that was involved in a non-fault accident that was a total loss. I replaced it with a 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe Ultimate AWD with the 2.0 Turbo engine. The safety features in this model are extensive and do help with the ability to drive this vehicle safely. There are many things that I love about this vehicle. First it is stylish, fuel efficient and loaded with fun and useful equipment throughout. There are things that I don't like about this car but none that became a deal breaker. First...it is underpowered off the line. Not that I am into drag racing but the 0-30 from a stop is not good but if you put the car in sport mode it is better but just not great. The Audi was! The other items that I do not like are there are a lot of sounds that this car makes related to safety but they do not come with an indicator in all cases which makes it guesswork as to why you are being warned. Finally, the fact that you CAN'T turn off the automatic ignition kill fuel efficiency system while stopped for even the shortest time period (the Q5 had the system but you could permanently deactivate it which was ideal) is aggravating and can become a deal breaker for future purchase as we have this car on a three (3) year lease so I am not locked into it forever. The temporary deactivation switch is now activated by me as part of my "start up" routine. All in all this is a good AWD vehicle!

Thiscar is very spacious, reliable,good design for and good performance. I would reccomend this to new or old car owners. Trips is more fun woth this car.

This SUV has all the safety features and almost most of these features are included in the base model. For the money I spent on this SUV, every penny is worth it.

The Santa Fe Limited has all the bells whistles I wanted and was more affordable than other cars in its class. Love the panoramic sun roof.

I love how sleek and modern the body of the car is designed but has hidden power under the hood. Not only does it pick up quickly in sticky situations, but it helps you become a better driver if you select the highest trim model.

We own a 2011 Sante Fe with 152,000. Great vehicle, so wanted another one. My requirements: leather, electric, heated seats and fog lights. I'm not someone who needs all the bells and whistles, and I didn't want a sun roof. There in lies the problem. I couldn't get the seats unless I went up to the limited. . .and it comes standard with a sun roof. The cloth seats are terribly hard, so I was ready to give up, but I asked the question. . .Can you put leather seats in a base model? The answer. . .yes. If you ask, the dealership can send it out to an independent company. Just make sure you get a full warranty from the installing company as the leather won't be covered under your bumper to bumper warranty. We ultimately went with the SEL as it already had fog lights and electric seats. I really like the car.

Great Vehicle, Has many safety features that are excellent and lend to a substantial insurance savings. Interior is roomy and comfortable with all of the latest in technology.

Love my new SantaFe it is a smooth ride, has a lot of great features and room enough for all the kiddos ! I am a previous owner of a Hyundai and had almost 300,000 miles on my old one !

I just picked up my 2019 Santa Fe yesterday (Dec. 31, 2018) and said good-bye reluctantly to my 2011 which I loved. I like the size of the Santa Fe and the cargo space. It's the only car that has what I call the "secret compartment" under the back cargo area. The new one is beautiful and has so many safety items that my other one didn't have. It has many convenience items also. I've owned other SUVs in the past, but my Santa Fe was the best one overall.

It’s good but it’s costing me a lot, only complaint about the car because of my age. Where do we start if not now? Just saying.