Used Hyundai Santa Fe for Sale in Broken Arrow, OK

4.4

(15 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.4

(15 Reviews)

Value

4.5

Performance

3.8

Comfort

4.3

Fuel Economy

3.5

Reliability

4.1

2010 Hyundai Santa Fe

123,722 Miles | Online Only

Accepting Offers

est. $0/mo

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2014 Hyundai Santa Fe

111,454 Miles | Online Only

$15,988

est. $230/mo

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2012 Hyundai Santa Fe

112,136 Miles | Online Only

$10,995

est. $158/mo

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2019 Hyundai Santa Fe

26,291 Miles | Online Only

$35,995

est. $519/mo

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2017 Hyundai Santa Fe

129,501 Miles | Online Only

$15,000

est. $216/mo

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2019 Hyundai Santa Fe

25,231 Miles | Online Only

$30,900

est. $445/mo

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2008 Hyundai Santa Fe

169,469 Miles | Online Only

$4,950

est. $71/mo

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2009 Hyundai Santa Fe

185,714 Miles | Online Only

$4,850

est. $70/mo

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2008 Hyundai Santa Fe - Love this little Santa Fe

The Santa Fe is a great all around 'get around' vehicle. Easy maneuverability, comfortable seating, and great gas mileage make it perfect for both city commuting and long distance traveling. Its body is roomy, but its design keeps it from being difficult to park or squeeze into tight spaces.

Story

My boys and I went Pokemon hunting around town with a large stuffed Charizard tied to the roof of the vehicle. When we stopped at one of our local parks there was a gaggle of kids and adults that wanted pictures of themselves with it.

Pros

My favorite thing about the Santa Fe is the huge cargo space in back. It is big enough to fit both of my large dogs and their cages. Also, the set up of the environmental controls is extremely user friendly. The sound system is another major plus, since it is the first vehicle I've owned that I haven't felt the need to upgrade the radio or speakers.

Cons

I'm not impressed with the locking system. When you push the automatic door lock, it locks all the doors except the drivers side which has to be done manually. And when using the key fob to open the doors, it unlocks all the doors except for the drivers side. Also, all the buttons to control the windows and locks on the drivers side door are all exactly the same size and have no distinguishing characteristic to make it easy to find the button by just touch, so you end up locking doors when you are trying to roll down a window or rolling down the wrong window, etc.