Used 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Sport

Milana Motors. Ride, Handling & Structure. Hyundai improved the structural rigidity over earlier models, using more high-strength steel, so it tends to feel more planted and stable. The ride is generally comfortable: a compromise between cushioning and control. The AWD model adds weight, which slightly affects agility and fuel economy. The 2013 “Santa Fe Sport” is the two-row, five-seat crossover/SUV variant of Hyundai’s Santa Fe line. It’s smaller than the three-row Santa Fe, designed for people wanting SUV cargo/height plus comfort without needing three rows. The “Sport” name refers to the style/trim/configuration; the 2.4 L AWD version gives a base naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine, paired with all-wheel drive (AWD) available for better traction in adverse weather/road conditions. Engine: 2.4-liter inline 4-cylinder, naturally aspirated. Produces about 190 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque. Fuel system: Has direct injection, variable valve timing (dual VVT) etc., which helped Hyundai improve efficiency over earlier non-GDI engines. Transmission: 6-speed automatic, with a shift mode (manual-style) for more driver control. AWD System: When equipped with AWD it provides better grip in snow/rain/slippery surfaces. The AWD version typically has a mild penalty in fuel economy compared to FWD.