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2004 Hyundai Santa Fe V6 3.5l 4wd on 2040-cars

US $5,900.00
Year:2004 Mileage:109397
Location:

Elkview, West Virginia, United States

Elkview, West Virginia, United States
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This is a near perfect 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.5L V6 all wheel drive. I don’t think you will find a cleaner example of a Sante Fe or perhaps any car that’s 10 years old. The interior is nearly spotless and has no odors whatsoever. Everything works including: the heated seats, power locks and windows, cruise control, power mirrors, and the radio and speakers. The leather seats are in great shape as well as the cargo area. The body is in as flawless shape as the interior. The paint is in great shape with no dents or dings and it shines like new. There is no rust and the tires and wheels are in great shape as well. Mechanically the vehicle is perfect. The all wheel drive system works flawlessly as does the engine and transmission. The engine bay even looks spectacular as you can see in the photos. The car has 109,397 miles. The book value of this car is $5,900 and I think it should be worth every penny. You won’t find a nicer car that’s 10 years old and gets this kind of gas mileage with all wheel drive. Thanks for looking and if you have questions feel free to call, text, or email me.

I have a clean CARFAX that shows regular maintenance at Joe Holland Chevrolet in South Charleston, WV. It also shows the 100,000 mile maintenance of the timing belt replacement among other important things done at that service interval. This vehicle will provide you with many years of trouble free driving.


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IED PassoCorso concept is a student-designed Hyundai we can get behind

Fri, 21 Feb 2014

Sometimes the best ideas come from fresh eyes, and a group of design students from Istituto Europeo di Design - better known as IED - are out to prove that sentiment with this striking Hyundai PassoCorto concept. This two-seat thesis project of the Master of Arts in Transportation Design program for the Turin, Italy school will be officially unveiled at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show beginning March 4.
The concept is said to be 161 inches long, 74 inches wide and 45.7 inches tall. It rides on a 96.5-inch wheelbase, which makes sense since passo corto means "short wheelbase" in Italian. The engine is tipped to be a mid-mounted, twin-turbo, 1.6-liter four-cylinder pumping out 266 horsepower. Judging by these images, we think the design looks fantastic, with all those sharp lines and creases drawing to a point in the rear. It shows a wonderful balance of being wild enough to draw attention, yet it almost looks realistic enough for the road.
The styling comes from 16 IED students coordinated by Luca Borgogno, lead designer for fabled Italian design house Pininfarina. The students were given a design brief by Hyundai to create a vehicle aimed at young, connected people like them. All of the students submitted a proposal, and two were selected to be merged together in a final look. The entire class contributed to bringing the design to full scale. Scroll down to get the full scoop on the little sports car concept.

Hyundai and Kia to hit record 8M sales for 2014

Tue, Nov 25 2014

Hyundai and Kia are on a sales charge in 2014, and parent company Hyundai Motor Group is increasing projections to a record eight million combined units for the automakers by the end of the year – a bump over the original target of 7.86 million vehicles. According to Bloomberg, the key to the growth is beating expectations in Brazil, China and India, and strong crossover sales are also helping the bottom line. In the US, both automakers are doing well this year. In October, Hyundai saw a six percent dip in monthly sales, but through the first 10 months it sold 607,539 vehicles, compared to 601,773 at this point last year. Kia has done even better with 489,711 units sold from January to October, versus 456,137 for the period in 2013. The good news is a welcome antidote to negative headlines like investors' anger over Hyundai's $10 billion land purchase in Seoul, South Korea. The two automakers also had to pay a $300 million penalty to the Environmental Protection Agency for misstating fuel economy on some models. While sales may reach a new record, profits might not grow as much with them. The strong Korean won means that Hyundai and Kia have a tougher time keeping up profit margins compared to Japanese competitors with a weaker yen.

Hyundai crashes two Sonatas in public to prove a point about safety

Thu, Oct 29 2015

According to The Korean Car Blog, Hyundai has a quality perception gap in the minds of its domestic customers, but it's not with another brand: some South Koreans think US-market Hyundai products are safer than those sold in South Korea. For example, home-market consumers think the US gets more advanced airbag systems than they do. Hyundai decided that the best way to combat that idea was to ram two 2015 Sonata 2.0 Turbos into one another, each one traveling at 34 miles per hour, in front of a live audience. From what we can glean from a Google-translated version of the backstory, the company had a local university professor secure two vehicles, a Lakeside Blue model from South Korea and a Venetian Red model manufactured in the company's US plant and flown over. It invited buyers of the 30th Anniversary Sonata and members of the local media to a drive-in movie premiere on August 22, the show actually being the crash test. In addition to the two Sonatas that would autonomously throw themselves at one another, the company had a Tucson Fuel Cell use its hydrogen fuel cell stack to make popcorn and 119 various emergency vehicles emergency services on standby in case anything went wrong. When guests were asked which car they thought would fare better, 74 percent of the crowd said the US-spec car. In interviews conducted on the street, 81 percent of respondents said they believe the US car is safer. The video above is in Korean, but car crashes are a universal language. Check it out to see which car comes out better.