Hyundai Santa Fe cheaper than predecessor

17 November 2009

The new Hyundai Santa Fe will be cheaper than its predecessor.

Those in the market for a new car might be pleased to hear that the upcoming Hyundai Santa Fe will be cheaper than its predecessor.

According to the manufacturer, the 2010 model will start at £21,495, hitting showrooms from January 4th.

But in addition to its affordability, the Santa Fe will come equipped with a new engine and "supercar torque", bringing performance that is head and shoulders above the rest of the market, Hyundai said.

Increased towing capacity, emissions of 176 g/km and a six-speed manual or automatic gearbox are some of the other features buyers will be able to enjoy.

"The new Santa Fe also benefits from subtly enhanced exterior styling and improved safety," Hyundai added, stating that the launch of the car was "amazing news".

Meanwhile, drivers willing to go the extra mile for their new car might have heard another announcement from the company last month regarding its flagship luxury limousine.

Unveiled in South Korea, the Equus saloon is available in a bulletproof version.

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