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HyundaiUSA has exercised this privilege -- here is the updated feature/trim arrangement:
GLS, standard
+2.7L DOHC 24-valve V6 engine
+5-speed manual transmission
+Front-wheel-drive
+Power-assisted 4-wheel disc brakes
+Power-assisted rack-and-pinion steering
+Electronic stability control (ESC)
+Antilock braking system (ABS) w/Traction control system (TCS) & Electronic brake-force distribution (EBD)
+Anti-whiplash tilt/active front-seat head restraints
+Advanced dual front airbags
+Front seat-mounted side-impact airbags
+Roof-mounted side curtain airbags
+Tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
+3-point seatbelts & height-adjustable head restraints for all 5 seating positions
+16" alloy wheels
+P235/65R-16 steel-belted radial tires
+Rocker panel moldings
+Heated power outside mirrors
+Power windows w/driver's auto-up/down & pinch protection
+Power door/liftgate locks
+Remote keyless entry w/Alarm
+Roof rack w/one-touch sliding cross rails
+Air conditioning w/cabin air-filtration system
+Tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel
+Woodgrain interior trim
+Steering-wheel-mounted cruise control
+AM/FM/CD/MP3-compatible audio system with 6 speakers
+Rear privacy glass
+Windshield wiper deicer
+Dual chrome-tipped exhaust outlets
+Independent MacPherson strut front suspension w/stabilizer bar
+Independent rear suspension w/multi-links & trailing arms; stabilizer bar
+19.8-gallon fuel tank
GLS options
+4-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic transmission
+Electronically-controlled all-wheel-drive system w/driver-selectable AWD lock
+Premium Package: Power tilt-and-slide glass sunroof; Heated front seats; Automatic on/off headlamps; Leather-wrapped steering wheel & Shift knob; Trip computer; Rear cargo screen; Rear cargo net; Steering-wheel-mounted audio controls
+Touring Package: 7-passenger seating w/fold-flat third-row seat; Third-row ventilation outlets w/fan-speed control; Conversation mirror; Front fog lights
SE, standard
+3.3L DOHC 24-valve V6 engine
+5-speed SHIFTRONIC® automatic transmission
+18" alloy wheels
+P235/60R-18 steel-belted radial tires
+Electrochromic auto-dimming rearview mirror w/integrated digital compass
+Front fog lights
+Steering-wheel-mounted audio controls
+Automatic on/off headlamps
+Leather-wrapped steering wheel & Shift knob
+Trip computer
+Rear cargo screen
+Rear cargo net
SE options
+Electronically-controlled all-wheel-drive system w/driver-selectable AWD lock
+Touring Package: 7-passenger seating w/fold-flat third-row seat; Third-row ventilation outlets w/fan-speed control; Conversation mirror; Automatic load-leveling rear suspension
+Premium Package: Power tilt-and-slide glass sunroof; Heated front seats; Power driver seat w/power lumbar support; HomeLink® integrated transceiver
+Ultimate Package: All Premium Package content; Rear-seat entertainment system w/DVD player, wireless headphones, & 8" pull-down color LCD monitor; AM/FM/CD Changer/MP3-compatible audio system w/ 7 speakers including subwoofer & 252-Watt external amplifier; 115-volt power outlet
LIMITED, standard
+Leather seating surfaces
+Heated front seats
+Power driver seat w/power lumbar support
+Dual zone automatic temperature control w/outside temperature display, air filtration, & smog-sensing Air Quality System (AQS)
+HomeLink® integrated transceiver
+Carpeted cargo area trim panels
+Chrome grille & exterior door/liftgate handles
+Rear bodycolor hatch spoiler
LIMITED options
+Electronically-controlled all-wheel-drive system w/driver-selectable AWD lock
+Touring Package: 7-passenger seating w/fold-flat third-row seat; Third-row ventilation outlets w/fan-speed control; Conversation mirror; Automatic load-leveling rear suspension
+Premium Package: Power tilt-and-slide glass sunroof
+Ultimate Package: All Premium Package content; Rear-seat entertainment system w/DVD player, wireless headphones, & 8" pull-down color LCD monitor; Infinity® AM/FM/CD Changer/MP3-compatible audio system w/ 10 speakers including subwoofer & 605-Watt external amplifier; Power front passenger seat
Here are the ones I caught--
On GLS:
the leather-wrapped steering wheel & shift knob, automatic on/off headlamps, trip computer, rear cargo screen, and a rear cargo net were switched from the standard listing to the Premium Package (of which, most units will have). Steering-wheel-mounted audio controls were previously only available on the SE and LIMITED.
The Touring Package was added (albeit without the automatic-leveling rear suspension), in which front fog lights are now available.
On SE:
The power driver's seat with power lumbar support has been switched from standard on the SE to available as a part of the Premium Package, and HomeLink® integrated transceiver is now available as a part of the Premium Package. Features that were switched from standard equipment to available equipment on the GLS, remain standard on the SE.
On LIMITED:
No notable changes. The power driver's seat with power lumbar support, now optional on the SE, has remained standard on the LIMITED.
Interestingly, you can get heated seats on a GLS but not leather.
Perfect
"Interestingly, you can get heated seats on a GLS but not leather."
Yeah, that is interesting. It's sort of a European thing to do, really.
Mike
Mike
I have a family member with a 2006 Sonata thought it was a 3.5L. She's getting about 21 mpg combo it was estimated at 30 hwy & 20 city.
I would think it a stretch to hope for that out of the Santa Fe. Maybe 18 or 19 combo which would still be better than our 3.8L Dodge Caravan at about 16.5 mpg combo.
But here's to hoping.
The Sonata is a nice car nice engine.
If one drives careful you can get about 24 mpg combo.
But still don't know the weight of the '06 Sonata vs. '07 Santa Fe.
Mike
First, fuel economy-
4-speed automatic 2.7-liter V6 2WD 21 | 26
5-speed manual 2.7-liter V6 2WD 20 | 25
4-speed automatic 2.7-liter V6 4WD 19 | 25
5-speed manual 2.7-liter V6 4WD 20 | 25
5-speed automatic 3.3-liter V6 2WD 19 | 24
5-speed automatic 3.3-liter V6 4WD 19 | 24
And engine specs-
2.7-Liter V6 Santa Fe GLS
Type Hyundai Mu DOHC V6 (transverse mounted)
Materials Aluminum block/aluminum cylinder heads
Bore and Stroke 86.7mm x 75.0mm
Displacement 2.7 liters
Compression Ratio 10:4:1
Horsepower 185 @ 6,000rpm
Torque 183 lb-ft @ 4,000rpm
Valves per cylinder 4
3.3-Liter V6 Santa Fe SE and Limited
Type Hyundai Lambda DOHC V6 (transverse mounted)
Materials Aluminum block/aluminum cylinder heads
Bore and Stroke 92.0mm x 83.8mm
Displacement 3.3 liters
Horsepower 242 @ 6,000rpm
Compression Ratio 10:4:1
Torque 226lb-ft @ 4,500rpm
Valves per cylinder 4
Transmission-
2.7-liter V6 (standard) 5-speed manual,
(optional) 4-speed automatic
3.3-liter V6 (standard) 5-speed automatic
5-speed manual/4-speed automatic
Gear Ratios
First 3.615:1/2.842:1
Second 1.931:1/1.495:1
Third 1.696:1/1.000:1
Fourth 1.276:1/0.731:1
Fifth 1.027:1/NA
Reverse 3.588:1/2.720:1
Final Drive 5.071 (1,2,R) & 3.737 (3,4,5):1/4.520:1
3.3-liter V6 (standard) 5-speed automatic
Gear Ratios
First 3.789:1
Second 2.064:1
Third 1.421:1
Fourth 1.034:1
Fifth 0.728:1
Reverse 3.808:1
Final Drive 3.684:1
Mike
In my opinion, Hyundai is positioning the Santa Fe the same way as is on the Sonata - a fuel efficient base engine and a more-than-adequate optional V6 (both 3.3 on Santa Fe and Sonata). I was hoping 3.3 and 3.8 on the Santa Fe but after hearing the more upscale "EN" is in the plans and just around the corner (likely standard 3.8 V6 and optional 4.6 V8 - both new), it made more sense the way the lineup has been configured this way:
Sonata - Santa Fe
Azera - "EN"
By the way, do we have a thread on the "EN"? I've seen a lot of new spy shots of the "EN" lately...
The Rav has 268hp, the Edge has 250+, the CX-7 has 240, the the Highlander will have at least 268hp, it seems like the optional V6 won't be as powerful as other makers. And America loves speed. Additionally, the Pontiac Torrent has been hammered because it is supposed too heavy for its 185hp engine. What is the difference here? I think the Hyundai will weight more than the Torrent. I have driven an Equinox (same as the Torrent) and trust me all the complaints are well deserved. That poor truck is comparible to an old mule that seems like it just might pass out. Almost like you should feel sorry for giving it the gas.
Mike
You got my vote!
Mike
Maybe without the turbo, Hyundai could put out 300 tork and still make the Santa Fe fly, maybe get 25 city, 30 hwy...
I can dream, can't I???...
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Mike
they have option 2.2 L diesel 150 Hp 247 LBS-FT ( 335 Nm)
Fuel Cons. ( diffrent measurement method) actually closer to reality
With 5 speed Auto
Highway 36 mpg
Mixed 28 mpg
Town 21 mpg
figures from the swedish Hyundai site
would be very nice if they offered this engine in USA.
Thanks for the link.
More pics at HMMA: http://www.hmmausa.com/media_library.cfm?id=140
Press Release: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060418/cltu071.html?.v=37
I hope it's got XM radio also. I'm getting very excited about the release.
I am in the Middle East as well and just looked at a new Santa Fe. Currently they don't have a test drive car and I was wondering what your impressions of the power of the 2.7L was?
Thanks!
I will keep you up to date with the Hyundai news and you send me some gas in exchange. :shades:
Now seriously, what is the price of gas over there...come on...make me cry
For my money, the Hyundai balances everything the best. I'll take a Mazda CX-7 over it but that is a personal preference. THe Mazda is more sporting and looks absolutely gorgeous. The interior is on par with any VW and looks like they stole an Audi guy. I'd put the CX-7 above the Acura RDX (horrible execution, horrible)