2013 Hyundai Santa Iron consumer reviews

$24,700–$26,450 MSRP range

side view of 2013 Santa Fe Hyundai

93% of drivers recommend this auto

Rating breakup (out of 5):

  • Condolement 4.7
  • Interior design 4.7
  • Performance 4.5
  • Value for the money 4.5
  • Exterior styling iv.eight
  • Reliability 4.5

Very comfortable

So I purchased this car because I needed mor space . I also needed more comfortable ride I drive a lot it bank check all my boxes when I went for a test drive.

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Very reliable car

September 19, 2020

By Bigd from Riverview Fl.

Owns this car

This car is very comfortable, and very dependable, the bombardment lasted almost eight yrs. The only item broken is the support camera, and the driver side electrical seat, which was fixed under warranty.

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I'll go with most reliable car I've owned.

August 27, 2020

By Who needs a screen name? from Minneapolis, MN

Owns this machine

VERY reliable vehicle. Heading to Vermont with 127K miles with 100% confidence of no trouble. Gotta maintain it, though. Follow the mgr's maintenance schedule whether at a local reputable repair shop or dealer. Prices are comparable. My married woman and I accept endemic seven Hyundais, then that should be testimony for brand quality and reliability.

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Dear everything about our Santa Atomic number 26.

Baronial 22, 2020

By happy Hyundai owner from Washington State

Owns this car

It's extra safe in a crash, great gas mileage, proficient looking, super comfortable, reliable. This is our second Santa Fe and it won't be our final!!

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Only bought 2013 Hyundai Santa Iron and love it

Baronial six, 2020

By Karen F. from Covington, Washington

Owns this car

SUV is easy to drive, feels similar a machine but higher off the footing. Hood or dash board is not in way of view at all. Back seats have ton of leg room , and 3rd row has 2 seats and are pretty comfy and cushy 👌 we like it and leg room is definitely usable. Over 80 cubic feet of infinite with all back seats downwards. Information technology measures 3 ft 7inches broad in the trunck access. And almost 7 anxiety to the front end seats. You tin access the headlights to replace bulbs from the hood which is amazing ! Would be prissy to accept both middle seats to have a leaver to pull forward to exit 3rd row, it just has on the right side. Otherwise the driver will need to release for the passenger. The center seats can exist folded down with a pull of a leaver from the trunk to put things in.My interior is cloth tan and I like it. Back seats are thick and back rests are adjustable. third row has 2 adjustable settings for the back remainder. Seats fold down with ease. Entry to the tertiary row, the 2nd row slides forrad so you need to step dorsum not a whole lot of room but it works. Non sure if the Air-conditioning is equally cold as is should exist , sick have to ask next check upwardly my car has 89k on it. It has been really hot outside then I retrieve it just takes a while to cool all the space it has in the auto. I hear these are very reliable cars that is why we went with this over some other midsize SUVs.

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Nifty vehicle to drive

July 19, 2020

Past Marilyn #BBall from Pueblo, co

Examination drove this car

This is exactly what I was looking for ride is excellent, grandkids dearest information technology volition definitely tell family and friends , give thanks yous Mitch for making our feel a proficient one

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Saved my life.

May iv, 2020

By Kadrowski from Arlington Heights

Owns this car

This is my second one. My start one was totaled in a blow when I was t-bones past a man who ran a carmine calorie-free. This car saved my life. It has the most amazing air bags in the seat. I shouldn't accept walked away from the blow and all the same my injuries were non major. I will only ever get a Hyundai Santa Iron. I am a customer for life. I highly recommend them.

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Defective motor that Hyundai won't stand backside

March 22, 2020

By Tone2005 from Vancouver, BC

Owns this car

Remember on motor is in elementary terms, wrong sized bearings on shaft. The recall has them retune the motor and so that when the shaft does neglect, information technology puts the motor into a decreased power, get to Dealer way...But if you lot have a catastrophic failure, Hyundai warranty stops responding to emails and Dealer takes no ownership. I bought 3 at the same time for business organization.

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Some Parts & Pattern Flaws.

February 23, 2020

By Happily Retired from Marrero, La.

Owns this car

My offset Santa Fe was a 2009, a swell machine. My (2013) Santa Atomic number 26 only has 43,000 miles, but has some issues. The central play tricks cases are not very durable. The flexible coupler (rubber disc) in the steering column had to be replaced. A hose to the front end a/c condenser was replaced recently, the new hose was re-designed. Groovy car for city or highway, but wondering what's next.

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All-time car I have endemic

January 18, 2020

By Hyundai Santa Fe sport from Chicago IL

Owns this car

This automobile meet of all my needs and it's comfortable and amazing to drive information technology simply need about 25$ gas for the whole week recommended

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