Hyundai Santa Fe 2.2 CRTD Diesel Car Review
Facts At A Glance
Car: Hyundai Santa Fe CRTD diesel range
Prices: £21,535-£25,545 – on the road INSURANCE GROUPS: 11
Emissions: 193g/km
Performance: 0-60mph 11.5s / Max Speed 111mph
Fuel Consumption: (Combined) 38.7mpg
Safety: Twin front and side airbags, ESP, ABS with EBD
Dimensions: Length/Width/Height 4675/1865/1795mm

Stylish Meets Sporty for a Killer Combination

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When we think of sport utility vehicles, there are usually several makers that come to mind, not too surprising in today's world as almost everyone is trying to get their fair share of a market that seems to be here to stay. It's the new ?in? mode of transportation having as great of an appeal to the younger crowd as it does to the soccer mom or retired individual that still likes an adventure now and again. The makers of Hyundai are no stranger to this particular field of models and its appeal, it's true; however it appears as though they have stepped up their game to play ball with the competition.

Say hello to the new Hyundai Santa Fe 2.2 CRDTD Diesel, the sport utility by which Hyundai intends to make a noticeably stylish splash in a well saturated vehicle market. With prices ranging from around £21,500 upwards to £25,545 the price already makes this an eye catcher an affordable option when matched against its compatible sport utility peers, but the fun has only just begun.

Examining the exterior, we find that distinctive front end which most Hyundai vehicles reflect, allowing it to be seen as recognizable kin. The height is none too great so passengers are not left towering over all other vehicles on the road like some sort of tank nor are they left sitting on the ground, but rather they are a comfortable distance for the vehicle type allowing for easy entry of both the driver and passengers without the need of side rails. The profile sits a little wider and a little squatter allowing the tires easier purchase of the road. As a result, you get a safer, smoother ride with a significantly lowered chance of rollover due to a lower center of gravity.

As to be expected with Hyundai vehicles, the safety features in the Hyundai Santa Fe 2.2 CRDTD models are top notch. There fog lamps to light your way on those darker than dark nights. The anti-lock braking system will help you to remain in control should the unexpected occur. The ESP system is working for you in keeping things level and on the ground, once again helping to alleviate those rollover fears. In the event of an accident, you can depend on the standard front, side and curtain airbags to protect your precious cargo as they work to absorb the worst of the impact.

Inside, we see an upgrade as well from previous models of this class. Though durability has always been a concern, style is no longer a preference; it's a demand. To answer that call of the consumer voice, Hyundai has responded with visual sparkle in the form of metal and wood detailing on dashboards, doors, and handles, higher quality cloth seats and leather trims. Depending upon the package you choose, the entertainment packed into the Hyundai Santa Fe 2.3 CRTD Diesel is top notch. From multi-CD capable players to high end speaker systems, surround sound to the ability to watch DVD movies from flip down screens, it just keeps getting better and better.

All in all, this new addition to the Hyundai family of vehicles is sure to leave an impression on consumers worldwide. So what are you waiting for? If seeing is believing, than I see a test drive in your future?

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