Hyundai Santa Fe Sport

"Bought used at dealership, so didn't have complete history on vehicle. Started having acceleration and strange exhaust issues so took to dealership for check. Was told head gasket had blown and engine fluids had mixed and wouldn't fix. Also, car was over 10 years old, so not under warranty (even though mileage way under). Was told would replace engine but no repairs and then only guarantee rebuild for 12 months/12,000 miles. Had it towed back home and had reliable mechanic check it. Was told same thing but then informed this particle model/engine type has been having same problem with others. It took mechanic many weeks to find used replacement because was told by Hyundai rebuilds were not available in the foreseeable future."

"Engine blow out after 103K, car was well maintained, never missed oil change. Hyundai replaced engine no cost"

"This ended up being part of a recall and they replace with small block engine for free. but only after car cut out on highway and we had to get it towed"

"started in summer 2012 and corected that same year with a new compressor"

"Had to replace the compressor, hose, and lines. Most had to be bought thru Hyundai at a high cost"

"I brought my Santa Fe to the dealer I purchased it from when brand new to update the GPS system that is built in with the Infotainment screen. The system still works, but the streets need to be updated. Hyundai offers updates online and offered to install it for me for $180 however, when we picked up the car, the work order states no update available for model radio, need to replace the map memory SD card to update the maps. I was disappointed since I took the 100,000 mile 10 year upgrade policy Since my vehicle is under that Mileage and year. Also, there is downloads available on the Hyundai website, so I dont understand why they cant update the Maps before my policy runs out November 2024. Weve dealt with this problem for many years When traveling to an address that is not listed so I have to go to Google maps for directions."

"Oil pressure sensor failed, causing the oil light to come on. Replaced for under $400"

"Oil use"

"Turbo module. It was loosing power when shifting."