2007 Santa Fe- 2.7liter
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2007 Santa Fe- 2.7liter
Ok all, so the missus and I are not happy with the Jeep mileage (2005,
sticker says 17/22, revised epa- 15/21). She averages 17-18 and I
changed the plugs, little improvement. Just bought her the darn thing
and fuel shoots up!
She wants a little Toyota Yaris, the local dealership worked some
numbers, way out of line for me. Bear in mind, I'm 9-10k upside down.
Same payment, no money down (I hope!)
Stop by my trusty Hyundai dealer, they have (2) 2007 Santa Fe GLS, 5
speed manual, 2.7l. The sticker says 20/25 and there's a $2500 rebate,
easing my pain. Side by side compariosn shows the Santa Fe $600/year
cheaper, 3 mpg better average, and one has XM. Love my XM!
1. How's the reliability?
2. I hate timing belts, but looks easier to do than my old 2002
Sonata.
3. What's your average if you have one? Best highway MPG?
4. Any known issues?
5. Ride, stability, quirks, complaints, compliments?
6. Would you do it?
sticker says 17/22, revised epa- 15/21). She averages 17-18 and I
changed the plugs, little improvement. Just bought her the darn thing
and fuel shoots up!
She wants a little Toyota Yaris, the local dealership worked some
numbers, way out of line for me. Bear in mind, I'm 9-10k upside down.
Same payment, no money down (I hope!)
Stop by my trusty Hyundai dealer, they have (2) 2007 Santa Fe GLS, 5
speed manual, 2.7l. The sticker says 20/25 and there's a $2500 rebate,
easing my pain. Side by side compariosn shows the Santa Fe $600/year
cheaper, 3 mpg better average, and one has XM. Love my XM!
1. How's the reliability?
2. I hate timing belts, but looks easier to do than my old 2002
Sonata.
3. What's your average if you have one? Best highway MPG?
4. Any known issues?
5. Ride, stability, quirks, complaints, compliments?
6. Would you do it?
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Re: 2007 Santa Fe- 2.7liter
1. Reliability excellent on the 2.7 powertrain. Otherwise, a number of
minor difficulties with production/assembly issues in the early production
runs (2007 introduction), after that excellent. Too early to tell on
long-term reliability (other than the powertrain, which is pretty much old
technology).
2. Same thing as any other Hyundai 2.5/2.7
3. N/A.
4. Don't recall anything significant.
5. Nothing sticks out. My advice is to test drive and make up your own
mind. Might have more to offer if I actually owned one.
6. Nope. Not what I'm looking for. But if it's right for you, have at
it.
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minor difficulties with production/assembly issues in the early production
runs (2007 introduction), after that excellent. Too early to tell on
long-term reliability (other than the powertrain, which is pretty much old
technology).
2. Same thing as any other Hyundai 2.5/2.7
3. N/A.
4. Don't recall anything significant.
5. Nothing sticks out. My advice is to test drive and make up your own
mind. Might have more to offer if I actually owned one.
6. Nope. Not what I'm looking for. But if it's right for you, have at
it.
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Re: 2007 Santa Fe- 2.7liter
Thanks HT. In retrospect, we, like many Americans, are going to have to ride
it out. I drove the Jeep today from Kingman, AZ to Las Vegas and got 24 MPG.
I know it's her driving habits.
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"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> 1. Reliability excellent on the 2.7 powertrain. Otherwise, a number of
> minor difficulties with production/assembly issues in the early production
> runs (2007 introduction), after that excellent. Too early to tell on
> long-term reliability (other than the powertrain, which is pretty much old
> technology).
>
> 2. Same thing as any other Hyundai 2.5/2.7
>
> 3. N/A.
>
> 4. Don't recall anything significant.
>
> 5. Nothing sticks out. My advice is to test drive and make up your own
> mind. Might have more to offer if I actually owned one.
>
> 6. Nope. Not what I'm looking for. But if it's right for you, have at
> it.
>
> --
> Message posted using
> http://www.talkaboutautos.com/group/alt.autos.hyundai/
> More information at http://www.talkaboutautos.com/faq.html
>
>
it out. I drove the Jeep today from Kingman, AZ to Las Vegas and got 24 MPG.
I know it's her driving habits.
--
2008 Sonata SE- His
2005 Grand Cherokee-Hers
AZ home for sale near Laughlin, Las Vegas, BHC:
http://www.realtor.com/realestate/go...413-1089865380
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> 1. Reliability excellent on the 2.7 powertrain. Otherwise, a number of
> minor difficulties with production/assembly issues in the early production
> runs (2007 introduction), after that excellent. Too early to tell on
> long-term reliability (other than the powertrain, which is pretty much old
> technology).
>
> 2. Same thing as any other Hyundai 2.5/2.7
>
> 3. N/A.
>
> 4. Don't recall anything significant.
>
> 5. Nothing sticks out. My advice is to test drive and make up your own
> mind. Might have more to offer if I actually owned one.
>
> 6. Nope. Not what I'm looking for. But if it's right for you, have at
> it.
>
> --
> Message posted using
> http://www.talkaboutautos.com/group/alt.autos.hyundai/
> More information at http://www.talkaboutautos.com/faq.html
>
>
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Re: 2007 Santa Fe- 2.7liter
"Steve Richards" <saringv@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Ok all, so the missus and I are not happy with the Jeep mileage (2005,
> sticker says 17/22, revised epa- 15/21). She averages 17-18 and I
> changed the plugs, little improvement. Just bought her the darn thing
> and fuel shoots up!
>
> She wants a little Toyota Yaris, the local dealership worked some
> numbers, way out of line for me. Bear in mind, I'm 9-10k upside down.
> Same payment, no money down (I hope!)
>
> Stop by my trusty Hyundai dealer, they have (2) 2007 Santa Fe GLS, 5
> speed manual, 2.7l. The sticker says 20/25 and there's a $2500 rebate,
> easing my pain. Side by side compariosn shows the Santa Fe $600/year
> cheaper, 3 mpg better average, and one has XM. Love my XM!
I have a 2006with a 2.7 L V6 front wheel drive automatic
> 1. How's the reliability?
SO FAR VERY GOOD, ONLY AN O2 SENSOR. REPLACED UNDER WARANTY
> 2. I hate timing belts, but looks easier to do than my old 2002
WILL NOT OWN IT LONG ENOUGH TO HAVE TO CHANGE IT.
> 3. What's your average if you have one? Best highway MPG?
ALL HIGHWAY CRUISE SET AT 70 MPH, I GET 24 MPG
ALL CITY AVERAGE 16 MPG
MIXED AVERAGE 20 MPG
> 4. Any known issues?
NOT YET
> 5. Ride, stability, quirks, complaints, compliments?
SO FAR ALL IS GOOD
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