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2004 Hyundai Santa Fe - V6 Engine 130k - Runs Great! - Tow Hitch on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:130520
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 WE ARE "HAVE A HEART CHILDREN'S CANCER SOCIETY" - (New York's #1 most reliable & favorite car donation charity! - We are based in central Long Island, NY - We provide financial assistance to alleviate the burdens of numerous local families & children afflicted with various forms of cancer)

THIS IS AN ITEM THAT HAD BEEN DONATED TO OUR CHARITY THAT WE ARE OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC FOR SALE THROUGH EBAY.
EVERYTHING THAT WE DO KNOW ABOUT THIS ITEM WILL BE LISTED IN THE DESCRIPTION, WE ARE NOT NOR DO WE ASSUME TO BE MECHANICS OF ANY TYPE NOR EXPERT, OUR INSPECTIONS ARE BASED ON DONORS' WORD & VISUAL OBSERVATION.
SINCE WE MAY NOT KNOW THE TRUE MECHANICAL CONDITION OF OUR DONATED BOATS THERE ARE NO GUARANTEES. WE RELY ON DONOR'S WORD & DESCRIPTION, WE INCLUDE ALL INFORMATION ON THE LISTING OF WHAT WE DO KNOW ABOUT THE BOAT AS PER THE DONOR.

~ ALL ITEMS THAT WE SELL ARE SOLD "AS IS" ONLY!!! -  SORRY THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS!! ~

@ Please note that a $150.00 processing fee is additional to the final bid price @

*** BE ADVISED ALL NON-PAYING BIDDERS ARE REPORTED TO EBAY FOR FURTHER ACTION & ARE SUBJECT TO A VOID TRANSACTION FEE ***

*** WINNING BIDDER MUST E-MAIL US IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE CLOSE OF THE AUCTION  AT - HaH_Ebay@yahoo.com - LACK OF COMMUNICATION MAY RESULT IN THE VOIDING OF THE SALE ***

*** PAYMENT IN FULL TO BE MADE WITHIN 7 DAYS OF WINNING AUCTION - A PAYPAL DEPOSIT  WITHIN 6-12HRS IS REQUIRED. (DEPOSITS NON-REFUNDABLE)*** (CHARITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VOID SALES & TRANSACTIONS FOR NON-COMPLIANCE)

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*** WINNING BIDDER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKUP & TRANSPORT OF THIS AUTOMOBILE WHICH IS LOCATED IN BAY SHORE, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK 11706***

*** CAR MUST BE PICKED UP WITHIN 2 WEEKS OF WINNING AUCTION ***

You are bidding on a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe with 130k original miles, car started right up for me, ran good, was recently on road, not his only car so he decided to donate. Vehicle was smoker owned so it will need a good cleaning, there are also 2 dents on the body as shown on the pictures. Other than that it is as shown, with a good cleaning it would make a decent daily driver. Donor mentioned that a shop suggested it could use some work on the steering at some point however donor stated he had no issues driving this. Passenger side inside door handle looks like it could use replacement.. This Santa Fe also comes with a professionally installed trailer hitch as shown.

Since this is located on private property, the privacy policy that our charity maintains with our donors forbids us from revealing the address of it's location to any but the winning bidder; due to this policy, sorry no viewing permitted while in auction. I will try to answer any questions you may have.

Again we start all our donated Auto auctions @ $50 with NO RESERVE!!!

GOOD LUCK BIDDING!!

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Hyundai, Los Angeles Times and Consumer Reports in fuel economy skirmish?

Thu, 07 Feb 2013

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Good news for Hyundai, right? The automaker was so pleased with its report card that it sent out a small statement to a handful of news outlets including Autoblog, reading in part:
"We at Hyundai believe that Consumer Reports real-world average fuel economy testing results and EPA combined fuel economy results should correlate, and in fact do correlate nicely for some brands. Among all brands, Hyundai does particularly well in this correlation, with no high-volume brand having a better correlation between EPA combined and Consumer Reports real-world fuel economy."

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Hyundai Motorsport tests its performance at the WRC Rally Finland

Fri, 15 Aug 2014

Autoblog joined Hyundai to check out the Neste Oil Rally Finland, where thousands of kilometers of lightly traveled, rolling gravel roads have turned out decades of astonishing racing and cold-blooded drivers. Even though the World Rally Championship is well tamed from its feral Group B days, Rally Finland is still the drivers' favorite, with the fastest speeds and the biggest jumps.
It's the rookie year for the Hyundai Shell World Rally Team, run by Hyundai Motorsport out of Alzenau, Germany. The squad entered the season aiming for podiums in the second half and looking to get its three cars to the finish at every race for maximum development data. It's already outdone itself, Thierry Neuville scoring third places in Mexico - where he used a bottle of Corona to fill his radiator - and Poland.
Denis Giraudet told us that the rally's sternest challenge is not one of heart, though. Giraudet isn't part of Hyundai Motorsport, he was our guide and he's been in the sport as a co-driver for more than 30 years; he won Rally Finland with Juha Kankunnen in 1993 in a Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD. Giraudet said the race tests that particular confidence that comes from about 18 inches below the heart: "Here, you have to go all out. If there's a problem, it's usually between the steering wheel and the seat."