Hyundai continues building momentum with the redesigned 2007 Santa Fe, a genuinely attractive and roomy midsize crossover SUV.
Hyundai got in on the crossover SUV craze early with the original 2001 Santa Fe, a weird and quirky machine that didn’t quite hit the mark. That’s been resolved with the all-new 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe, a great looking and roomy midsize crossover covered by the Korean automaker’s lengthy warranty. The lineup includes GLS, SE, and Limited trim levels, each powered by a V6 engine and featuring front-wheel or all-wheel drive.
4.3 Overall rating
(37 reviews)When we first settled on the Santa Fe I didn't love the look of it, but it's grown on me over the years. The interior is comfortable and looks good. I did like the 3.3L V6 as soon as I test drove it. I find the brakes a little soft, but I have no complaints about the handling, and we've had no major issues in 5 years and 63k miles.
We were needing to replace a 10 year old station wagon. I really wanted a TDI VW Sportwagen, but found them to be out of our price range. I had never really thought about a Hyundai Santa Fe as a possible replacement, but upon looking at a few, really started liking them. It really has all the practical passenger / cargo attributes we liked about our old station wagon without being a STATION WAGON. Not to mention the fact that there were lots more Hyundai Santa Fe's floating around on the used market than there were used TDI VW Sportwagens that were within our used car budget. Upon doing some internet looking on Car Gurus (and others) I determined that a 2007-2009 Hyundai Santa Fe Limited with a V6 was what I wanted. While certainly no powerhouse SUV, it is plenty adequate as a daily driver, grocery-getter, all around all purpose vehicle. We have been very impressed with the build quality, low noise levels at highway speeds and overall feel of the vehicle. Steering is light, but predictable, and there is not a lot of bouncy, swaying sensation while driving as I remember from SUVs of the past. If you are in need of a good all purpose family vehicle - don't dismiss the Santa Fe's just because of a perceived negative impression of the Hyundai name. I'm sure surprised after having actually driven one. There are a ton of these out there for sale, so be picky like I was and find a good clean one with the equipment you want. And, now since the new 2013 Santa Fe's are out (new body style) this generation 2007-2012 should be even more affordable and available as current owners trade them in on a new one.
Love this year and model santa fe. Great on gas and fun to drive.
I love the look, the leather interior, the size, the inside lighting, and it is very safe and roomy for my growing family. It has proven to be very reliable to get me to and from work. There is still room in the backseat with my daughter's carseat to accomodate other passengers.
We're happy that we opted to get the 3.3 L V6. It has decent pickup. There's been no repairs needed yet. My wife preferred the look of the car over the Toyota Rav 4. It's a step up from the plasticy look of previous Santa Fe models. Handles freeway driving really well.
2007 Hyundai Santa Fe FAQs
How much does the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe cost in Grand Rapids, MI?
The average 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe costs about $5,650.40. The average price has increased by 0.9% since last year. The 13 for sale near Grand Rapids, MI on CarGurus, range from $3,824 to $6,892 in price.
Is the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe a good car?
CarGurus experts gave the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe an overall rating of 9/10 and 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe owners have rated the vehicle a 4.3/5 stars on average. If a vehicle has both strong expert and owner reviews, you can feel confident in its quality. If either expert reviews, owner reviews, or both are spotty, you might want to do some research to figure out where the car falls short.
How many 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe vehicles in Grand Rapids, MI have no reported accidents or damage?
10 out of 13 for sale near Grand Rapids, MI have no reported accidents or damage.
Is the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe safe?
CarGurus experts gave the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe a safety rating of 10/10.
What is the fuel economy of the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe?
Depending on the engine and options, the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe gets between 18 and 20 MPG (or MPGe).
What fuel types are available?
Gasoline engines are available.
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